The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-20
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Judge James Forsyth Of Troy, is staying at che
Gisey House.
Miss clara Louise Kellogg has apartments at the
Clarendon Hotel.
Ex-Governor Warmoth OF Louisiana, is again &c
the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Judge Israel 8. Spencer Of Syracuse, Is stopping
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Paymaster s. T. Browne, United States Navy, 10
quartered at the New York Hotel.
General John S. Clark of Auburn. N. Y. In
registered at the Sturtevant House.
Congressman w. r. Roberts arrived at the Metro.
politan Hotel yesterday from Washington.
Lieutenant Governor John c. Robinson, OF New
York. yesterday arrived at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
T. B. Blackstone, President OF the Chicago, Bur.
hngton and Quincy Railroad Company. is among
the late arrivals at the Windsor Hotel
owen Hines, the wickedest man in st. Louis, Ii
dead He belonged to a respectable family. but
led a most dissoIute and depraved life. He left
some property, and died owing nobody.
The Washington Chronicle recalls the fact that.
Associate Justice William Cushing, distant rela-
tive of the Judge, was appointed Chief Justice By
Washington on the resignation OF John Jay.
Senator Sargent, Of California, who ventilated
the Cushing-Davis letter. Is a native OF Newbury-
port, and was formerly neighbor OF the man he
Rev. Mr.. Hammond, the Western sensational re-
vivalist has failed to create any excitement In
Alton, Ill. The Altonese as q correspondent from
that place proudly asserts, read and think for
themselves.
The Boston Traueter significantly suggests that,
II the letters Of certain other prominent writ
ten during the rebellion should now be published
Caleb Gushing would not be the only man placed
under a cloud.
seventy-four year old Tllinoisan bought q foot
stove in Jacksonville the other day. and was.
quite indignant when some one suggested that
it was for himself. 1t was for his mother, ninety
four years old, and still In vigorous health.
The sister-in-law Of the Secretary of State OF
Illinois and niece OF the late President Lincoln
have been appointed librarian and assistant
librarian Of the Illinois Legislature. This Is liter
ally keeping things literary Gin the family"
Masked marauders have different way of doing
things out West than hereabouts. In Des MONIES
recently q MASKED party waited on the lady
president OF relief society and left with her
handsome sum for distribution among the poor.
An unmarried man died recently near Boston.
aged eighty years. graduate OF Harvard, with the
degree OF "A. BIZ He was bachelor by diploma,
n bachelor by celibacy and Bachelor by name.
Grim Death at one fell swoop swept OF the whole
batch.
The missing, and doubtless drowned, Mrs. Ade-
line Badger was Hawthorne's model for his beau
ttful character OF Hida IN his 'Marble Fawn." She
was, IN her girlhood days, member of the great
noyelists family, and travelled with them in Eng
land and Italy.
Simpson X. Donavin, formerly reporter on the
Baltimore Exchange during troublous times, has
been elected Clerk OF the Ohio Senate. He s0me-
times had literally to "carve his wayr through un.
ruy mobs to obtain matter for his paper. lie Is q
native Of Pennsylvania.