The New York herald., 1874-09-02
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.


day.
Mr.. Charles Lanman, Of Washington. is stopping
at the Everett House.
General John B. frisbie, Of California Is staying
at the Filth Avenue Hotel.
Bessemer's boat viii be ready to cross the Eng
lish Channel this autumn.
Signor Muzio, Strakosch's musical director. iHI
stopping At the Everett House.
Sir Alexander T. Gait, OF Montreal. yesterday \,
arrived at the Brevoort House.
captain W. q. Temple. United States Navy. is3
quartered at the Everett House.
Captain Cook, OF the steamship Russia, haas'
apartments at the Brevoort House.
Mayor George q. ClarksOn. OF Rochester, ts sol
journing at the METROPOLITAN Hotel
Senator Thomas J. Robertson OF South Carolina
Is residing at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Sly old fellow, G. w. B., to palm or his poetry on
the public and lay 1t to the first mate.
Rear Admiral Smith, United States Navy. arrived
from Washington yesterday at the Windsor Hotel.
Professor John NJ. Rice Of the United States Ma
val Academy Is registered at the st. Dents Hotel.
General N. P. Chipman Congressional Delegate
for the District OF Columbia, Is at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
state Treasurer Arthur Bingham, OF Alabama, fs
among the recent arrivals at the Grand Central
Hotel
r.. ".
Chancellor Of the Syracuse University Septem-
Der Is.
The orders sent to all the stations relative to the
escape of Bazaine led to the arrest at Moulins
station of General d'Aurelle de Paladines, Deputy
for the department, who, as he had no papers,
was conducted to the Prefecture. Fortunately his
detention was only short 0ne
At Kew Gardens. near London, there is an
American century plant in blossom. IT, now, 1t
had only waited till '76 and then been sent to
Philadelphiai 1t was, in part to embeish Kew
that the stamp tax was laid, and this blOssominx
comes at least Kewrtously near to the centennial
OF the result.
Queer, sleepy old fellows our British cousins Just
now they are horrfed In the town Of Sunder-
land at discovery made BY the health officer.
that the butchers put pipe under the skin OF the
fresh meat and "blow the foul air from their own
lungs into the cellular tissue to give an appear
ance Of plumpness."
"Your Honor" said prisoner to q Paris Judge
"my lawyer Is not here and request a delay OF
the case for eight days" "But," said the Judge
'you were caught in the act OF theft, what can any
lawyer say for you ?" NThat Is just what should
like to hear" said the prisoner, and the Court
laughed, Dut sentenced him to year.
DR.. Steinbess dnds that cremation is q bore.
and by way Of some thing better he proposes kind
OF mortuary stucco. He has invented . cement
tnat ne wants to have the dead plastered over
with to q thickness OF several inches, and as tho
mixture hardens 1t Will become q close fitting
stone conn and defy the elements and ttme--and
even Gabriel.
At three O'Clock on the afternoon OF August u
fashionaoy dressed young man was seen
nourishing his hat on one OF the towers OF Notre
Dame, Paris. He threw 1t down, and then Jumped
after 1t. He was picked up quito dead and 30 mu-
tilated in the face that 1t was thought useless to
expose the body in the Morgue. From passport
found on him 1t appeared that bis name was Emile
Jean Christian Hubert, born in London.
} bow much can woman De married and yet 70.
main snglef Mrs. BOyce entered into matri.
monial relations with gentleman sufficiently to
give him authority to protect her from her rela-
tives. But as she is entitled to an income only
while she is widow, she mus. satisfy the Bank OF
England that she is not married woman or lose
the money. And her efforts are now directed to
convince the bank that matrmony and single
blesse dness are not inconsistent.
There was great marriage at Liverpool August
le-what might be called Cunard marriage
Mr., Charles MacIver, one Of the sons of Mr. Will
liam MacIver, OF the Cunard Company, having
welded Miss sarah Harriette Graves, daughter OF
S. R Graves M. p. All the shipping in the pore
was decorated Even Her Majestys ship Caledonia
sympathized In bunting. 'The bride wore dress
OF white satin, trimmed with orange blossoms and |
and Brussels point lace; and tho
bridesmaids wore dresses OF blue silk, trimmed
with white sarletan and looped with tea roses.v
Some curiosity was caused on the boulevards bv
by the appearance OF three women attired In Q
singular costume-viz., large Zouave trousers.
closed by CATERS, small gray paletots, trimmed
with black and tall felt hats, who were stopping at
the Grand Hotel On inquiry they were found TO
be Miss walker, an American medical practitioner,
AMI TWO OF her pupils. The lady Is about nfty
years OF age and the apostle OF the emancipation
OF women 10 the United States, and belongs to tho
sect OF the Bloomerlsts she Ia said to be on he
way to Turkey. where sne has accepted the post
private physlciaa tn the snsan,a sara~,so .-chsm1
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