The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-31
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Professor Francis A. Walker, OF New Haven, Il
sojourning at the Gsey House.
Judge X. ID. Rice. OF Maine, is among the lak
late arrivals At the Flfth Avenue Hotel.
Mr.. William T. Adams ("Over Optic'), OF Bos
ton, Is registered at the Westminster Hotel.
Governor TIlden will to-day appoint William T.
Peton Military Secretary, with the rank of Col
| onel
Secretary Robson left Washington last night
for Rye Beach, N. f., TO spend month with his
family there.
Mayor wickham was formerly an emigrant run
ner. Was her
Miss Annie Louise Cary arrived at the Everett
House yesterday and will sail for Europe In one OF
to-day's steamers.
Indian Commissioners william Suckney and r.
II. Smith arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel last
evening from Long Branch.
Miss Sarah F. Smiley, the Quaker Methodist
woman preacher, has volume OF religious medt
tations In Randolpa's pres.
The HIRALD's exlles are still little shakv II
their lenses One OF them says:-"Captain Webb
ofthe Emerald. SCUM twenty miles for wager."-
! chicago Tribune.
Easy boys You can'5 get the word swan
printed In TINS ONCE. Printers and prooireaders
know better, you see; and most OF them have
! been TO Chicago, too
| A Paris policeman saw a woman down In tbs
street, ana carriage about to pass over her,
when he rushed ou5, seized the spokes Of a wheel
! and thereby stopped tue carriage.
| cable telegram from London, under date OF
July 80, reports that Barry Sullivan had juss
sailed from Queenstown on the steamer GermanN
! Tor New YORK to fulfil an engagement at Booths
! Theatre.
Three new universities Will be established In
| France in consequence Of the new law-one at
! Paris one at Orleans and one at Angiers-each
/ with faculties OF law and medicine In addition ia
! those OF letters AMI science.
! great sensation has been created In private
| circles by the remarkable shooting OF Genera
Joshua T. owen. OF this city. In the event of
national rife contest next year, General over
Will become member OF tns American team
| General Garfield has so far recovered from
long and serious illness in Washington as to have
been able TO walk out yesterday for the FIRST time
/ in many weeks The surgeons who performed q
dangerous operation, say tnat he can travel In
few days but MFR. Garfield doubts whether he VIII
tale any part 10 the ono campaign, though he
hopes to visit his nome In few weeks.
Somebody says a chicago poet wrote these
"Lines upon hearing That Nilsson about u
erect cow she'd on her Peoria lots:"-
Cnristlne, Chrisunc. thy milking do
The morn ana eve between,
Ana not by the dim religious light
! OF the nttul kerosene,
/ For the COW may plunge ana the lamp explode,
AUG tho fire lend ride the gale
! And shrek the kncil OF the burning town
/ In the glow OF the molten paIi.
! Frank u. Carpenter, the artist, has gone to hiI
/ country homo III Homer, n. \. Before eavInf
! Mr.. Carpenter finished his picture Of President
! Lincoln, painted by order OF the state OF New
! York. Mr.. Carpenter hId peculiar facilities fol-
! this work, as nc lived with Mr.. Lincoln Tor sJ
months at the White House painting from life hn
great picture OF he Emancipation Procla nation
/ His portrait mas been sent TO Albany and Is pro
nounced by all who have seen It to be a remark
able work OF art and an exact representation OF
| the great statesman Of our modern politics