The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-23
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Senator Morton Is now able to "locOm0te " with
out cane.
Mayor Charles A. Otis, of Cleveland. Ohio, is at
the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Secretary Richardson left Long Branch for
washington last evening.
Congressman Alexander White of Alabama has
arrived at the Grand Central Hotel.
Lieutenant McIlvaine, of the United States Navy,
Is registered at the Albemarle Hotel.
Robert G. Buckel, the new Judge OF the Supreme
Court Of Alabama, was type setter.
Ex-Governor william Aiken. OF South Carolina,
is In the city, at the New York Hotel.
Silas Reed has been appointed by the President,
Surveyor General OF Wyoming Territory.
Ex-senator John P. Hale fell and broke his hip
bone IN Dover, N H., yesterday afternoon.
8. r. Parkman, New Yorker, forty years resi-
dent OF Mexico, recently died at Guanaiuato.
Governor Leslie is so popular in Kentucky that
all the new towns are being named after him.
Assistant Attorney General G. H. Hill yesterday
arrived at the Brevoort House from Washington.
General Albert j. Meyer ('Old Probs'N, Chief
OF the Signal Service Bureau, Is at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
Lieutenant Commander Montgomery Fletcher Of
the United States Navy, Is staying at the Hoffman
House.
Mr.. E. L. Plumb, who has q nice little plum in
the Mexican Railroad concession, is again at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Ex-Governor H. G. warmoth, Of Louisiana, Is at
the Filth Avenue Hotel, having come down from
Saratoga Yesterday.
Guzman Blanc0, ST., the Venezuelan Presidents
father has been communicated by the Nuncio
OF the Pope in st. Domingo.
That was a very mean thing Of man In Chicago,
who borrowed $500 rom his wife and used the
money in obtaining q divorce.
General Durbin Ward, late OF Sherman's army,
is being written up by Ohio papers as the demo-
cratic candidate for Governor.
Miss Jerusha Spitfre, of Nashville, Tenn with
the aid Of marriage certificate and the parson,
has become Mrs. Willie Meekfan.
General Henry 8. Foote is in washington spend
ing the hot months at the residence Of his sonin-
law, Senator Stewart, Of Nevada.
James Brown, Georgia veteran OF the war Of
1912, was reserved for q very ignoble death. Last
Week he was tripped up by hog and died In con-
sequence.
General Babcock has arrived In Washington, as
the auant courier Of the President, who will GER
taily visit the capital next week. or sooner II re-
CURED there.
Mr.. r. s. Chew, Chief Clerk of the State Depart
ment, Ia still unconscious nom paralytic stroke,
which occurred to him several weeks ago. But
faint hopes are had for his recovery.
General Alexander b. Bradford, who died on the
10th Of cholera, at Memphis, was Major of JED.
Davis regiment in the Mexican war, Attorney
General and State senator Of Tennessee and Con-
federate Congressman.
Mr.. j. M. Gazzam, member ofthe Common Council
Of Pittsburg and lately candidate for the Mayoraty
of that city. is now on his way 10 Europe. After
making complete tour OF that Continent he will
visit Egypt and the Holy Land.
DIR. N. H. Henry has been appointed surgeonin-
Chief OF the State Emigrants' Hospital Wards
Island. He succeeds DR.. Carnochan. 1t Is proba-
bly, the largest hospital In the United States. and