The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-16
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Rev. Philips Brooks OF Boston. is sojournng ~
the Brevoort House.
Mr. Benson J. LOSING is among the late arrivals
at the Coleman House.
the Brlc-a.B rac series OF books have averaged Q
sale OF 1000 copies each.
Congressman William Lawrence OF onio u
staying at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
captain Cook, OF the steamship Russia, has taken
up his quarters at the Brevoort House.
Commander Henry Wilson, United states Navy,
is quartered at tue Westminster Hotel
senator Phneas W. Hitchcock, OF Nebraska, 10
residing temporarily at the Windsor Hotel.
CONGRESSMAN Frank Hereford OF West Virginia.
has taken up his residence at the Windsor Hotel
Vice President Henry Wilson arrived at tho
Grand Central Hotel yesterday from Philadelphia.
Lieutenant colonel c. G. McCawey, OF the United
states Marine Corps is at the FItn Avenue Hotel
Major Jared A. smith. OF the Engineer Corps
United states Army. Is registered at the Gilsey
House.
MIR. James r. Joy, President OF the Michigan
Central Railway Company, is stopping at the st.
Nicholas Hotel
Mr.. Amedee Van Den Nest Secretary OF the Bel
glan Legation at Washington, has apartments a.
the Hoffman House.
Congressman william II. Barnum ana ex-con.
gresham stephen W. Kellogg OF Connecticut
nave arrived at the Filth Avenue Hotel.
Hon. G. = Ortiz, Minister TO Austria, and Hon.
Horace MAYNARD, Minister TO Turkey will sail
from New York in the steamer Russia on her next
trip.
Tyrwhtt's letter on landscape art. entitled ''Ouf
sketcnlng Club,v illustrated by the wood cuts OF
"RusKin's Elements or Drawing win appear IRON
the press OF Roberts Brothers.
That .Newn signature is worse than the old
one: but the puzzle OF IL, since they call IL
puzzle, is perhaps, that spells IL new both ways
that is when read properly and when invertedi
for '.nu in running hand is inverted wv and
nourisnes easily enough burr or duplicate the
letter ''e.n
How often we heard at a certain moment In tho
war tunes that "Hood had sherman just where hs
wanted nim.u Strange that an analogous fancy
should come from Brooklyn. Now 1t appears by
the Plymouth organ that FULLERTON asks Just tbs
questions that Beecher wants him to-" Now, Mr..
Fullerton, give the old man q chance.
Bard. OF Georgia, was too unanimousu That IL
the way they put It at Washington. Therefore his
mead is IN the basket lie was TOO desperately
fond OF a third term and made too much noise
about It, lie was a lieutenant or a company aud
was determined to snow his zeal BY forcing gem
eral action al moment when the commsnder-in.
cnlef was not ready Tor battle. HIS summary exc.
cutiou Will moderate the dangerous zeal OF other
I
Ralph Meeker, who writes Moss Agates" 10 the
Danbury Ne,cs. describes how a Colorado Yankee
mas tanned Dunaloes for domestic purposes.
..watern says Mr.. Mceker rs scarce on the plains
and m many places pools are almost dry. Jack
Thompson. the manager, found that six barrels o
! cheap forty ROD whlsKcy poured m small pond
would make the animals TOO drunk 10 walk, anc
when once in this conniton they can be subiu
gated with laughing gas aud tanned IN q week So
M 10 be yoKed and worked like oxen. When
buffalo has once slipped at the intoxicating fount
he loses All control Of himself and becomes a slave
10 his appeute.r
the Albany sunday Press prints an elaborate
report OF the presentation to st. Joscphs Catholic
church, Albany, OF copy ofMurIllo's famous paint.
ing or the VIRGIN ana child" THIS copy was
ordered ny James II. Coleman. Of this city, when
In florence, and was presented TO the church on
the behalf OF Mr.. Coleman. IL Is said 10 be 70.
markaolc work OF art. 10 receiving the picture
Father Burke said it was only one OF the many
/ kindnesses OF Mr. Coleman 'who had shown on
more than one occasion the abiding love ne hell
for st. Josephs church, It's pastors and conzreg
uon.n