The New York herald., 1874-08-06
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Moltke is at Raqatz-drlnklng water.
Governor Dix left Albany yesterday for Elmira-
II it hasn't got any tail, how does he know It's
comet
Gaynor is not gamer by 1t either In reputation
or otherwise.
Mr.. John T. Ford, OF Baltimore is at the Metro
potan Hotel.
Secretary Bristow returned to Washington yes
terday morning.
Bishop J. j. Conroy, OF Albany, Is residing az the
Metropolitan HOTEL
Secretary Belknap will 60 to New London to.
morrow to visit his family.
Judge william W. Crump, Of Richmond. is stay
ing at the New York Hotel.
Now, then, II Lightfoot, OF Kentucky, can only
trip the light fantastic on nothingl
Did the man who killed himself In the gunshop
and "knew what he was about' intend suicide
Mr.. Olaf Stenersen, swedish Minister at Wash
ington, has apartments at the Hotel Brunswick
Russia Is sending men to Tashkent to teach th3
people how to cultivate the grape and make wine.
Judge Alhert s. Bolles, OF Norwich Conn.,, Is
among the recent arrivals at the Sturtevani
House.
The forty-third anniversary OF the accession ia
the throne OF the King OF Belgium was celebrated
at Brussels.
MIR. Amedee Van den Nest, Secretary Of the Bel
plan Legation at Washington, has arrived at the
Brevoort House,
Assistant Quartermaster General Langdon c.
Easton. United States Army. Is quartered at the
Metropolitan Hotel.
Mr. Robert Campbell, Of st. Louis, member OF
the Board OF Trustees OF the Peabody Educational
Fund is sojournlng at the Fifth Avenue HOTEL
When five or six fellows become very ridiculous
nv getting themselves halr frightened to death on
a mad dog scare, the hydrophobia fright will be
over.
Cbantdavolne, who had been hidden away in
paris ever since the Commune, went out with his
family to pass o Sunday on the grass THIS hot
weather. He was seen by the inevitable gendarme.
who carried him away to "hard labor for lfe," II
which he was sentenced In his absence. It was
great mistake on the part Of all those fellows not
to live in Arkansas
War against portraits In France At Macon the
police have compelled all the shopkeepers TO take
out OF their windows tho portraits OF Thlers and
Gambetta and required even the grocers to SUD
press the packages OF alimentary substances ON
the wrappers OF which were printed pictures OF
distinguished personages. Funny Frenchmenl who
deem It important to take or the heads OF their
enemies-from pound OF sugar.
the Roman Catholic Bishop OF Nottingham re-
proved priest the other day for walking with q
woman on his arm and her hand In his. The priest
asked the Bishop to whom ne was talking. - am
the Bishop OF Nottingham" said Ills Lordship-
.But we have no such Bishop In the English
Church" /" replied the priest. so" " exclaimed the
Bishop "then you belong TO the Enghsh Church. 1
am deponted to hear IT, and beg your pardon
with ALI nv life but do wish you would not walk
about In our uniform"
Grassnoppers have disposition to eat up things
| IN Algeria also; but there nature has provided
remedy against them In the form OF a natural
enemyn This is an insect apparently Indigenous
| there and never classified By the entOmologsts.
IL deposits its eggs In the same hole In which the
Qrassnoppers have deposited theirs, thus taking
| advantage of their labor. The eggs OF the ''nat-
ural enemy" hatch first and mis- young either live
on the grasshopper eggs or destroy the coming
grasshopper early in llre This natural enemy
does no harm to the crops. Now. then, Uncle
Sam, what's the use Of your Agricultural Depart
ment II 1t cannot import and naturalze this fct
lows