The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-29
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.


Gerrit Smith Is at the Everett House.
State Prison Inspector Scherr is seriously Ill at
Bing Sing.
, Mayor W. L. Putnam, OF Portland, Me-, is at the
tGrand Hotel.
Herr Krupp will send the ''biggest guns" to the
Vienna Exhibition.
Judge r. G. Hurd of Mount Vernon Ohio, is at
the st. Nicholas Hotel.
General A. M. Brown, of Texas, is registered at
4he Grand Central Hotel
Captain H. p Connor, of the steamship Rising
6tar, Is at the Sturtevant House.
The Turkish Minister Blacque Bey, yesterday ar.
rived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
George W. Childs, of the Philadelphia Ledger, is
staying at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
United States Senator william b. Allison, OF
iowa, has arrived at the Brevoort House.
Miklrichs MaCay, the Russian traveller who
was believed to be dead, is alive in Needjnincee.
Allison Hayes and A. j. Martin. both convicted
of Ku Klux outrages in South Carolina, have been
pardoned by the President
Governor E. NJ. McCook, of Colorado, is az the
Gilsey House. 1t is matter for wonder how he at.
tends to his gubernatoria duties.
I Rev. E. II. Chaplin, OF this city, was in Chicago on
the oath inst. and the moral atmosphere OF the
place was decidedly purer than usual.
Mss Mary Wells, aged eighteen, daughter OF
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Shenandoah, died recently at Spezzia Italy, from
smallpox.
James Tillinghast has resigned the post Of General
Superintendent Of the New York Central Railroad
and accepted the managing dictatorship Of the Buff
Galo, New York and Philadelphia Railway.
Ex-senator s. O. Pomeroy, Of Kansas, is at the
Nstor House, In company with the formerly Rev.
Isaac s. KallOch, Of Boston; now a Kansas poll
tician. The ex-senator cannot stay away from
York.
Avoiding party in the Church Of Notre Dame
de Lorette, Paris, were all victimized by o pick
pocket who went SO thoroughly through their
ranks that not enough was spared to pay the mar
Etage fees.
The amount OF dining and wining done by the
members Of the Cabinet and other high officials,
among one another, is simply prodigious. Since
Major General Newman has obtained q rowing
commission the State Church seems to have re-.
Taxed its severity and the time honored customs
OF Lent are disregarded by methodistical admin.
pstration in the most cavalier-ike manner.
I Woman, fierce in her virtue, has added su.
preme horror to railroad travel in England. Fancy
timid man shrinking in his seat, while this type Of
female Eliminates with "bulls-eye" lantern the
Car compartment, while another lady brandishes
hagger and dares HIM to his worst. According to
Eir Hubert Croft, English women do this to pro-
tect themselves from insult in unlghted cars while
draversing tunnels He asks Parliament to CON-
pei the railroads to light up their cars. 1t should
certainly do something.
| The Kansas City Ne,os furnishes volume Of
melancholy history in the following brief space:-
ATo-day there Is man going about the streets OF
fhs city, ragged, dirty, penniless, subssting on
ree lunches and the charities OF gamblers and has
not slept in bed for months, who, during the war,
was one Of the most dashing cavalry officers in the
Onion army, ana was promoted from the rank Of
Arst lieutenant to full brigader and brevet major
general for brilliant exploits the field Of battle,
and who for long time had large and important
command"