The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-28
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Mr.. George L. Fox, she comedian, IS among the
late arrivals NJ the Grand Central Hotel
Mr.. Ed ward p. Smith. Commissioner OF Indian
Affairs, is registered at the Windsor Hotel.
Professor Eliot Lord OF the United States Naval
Academy, is sojourning at the Windsor Hotel.
Lieutenant Governor II. G. Knight, OF Massa-
cnusetts, is staying at the Filth Avenue Hotel.
Secretary Robson arrived In the city yesfer-
day from Washington and IL at the Filth Avenue
Hotel.
Ecclesiastical Meteorology. lin one part OF
Europe they are praying for dry weather and 10
another for rain. convinced on either hand that
the organization OF nature Is at fault.
''Backsheeshn is the title under which Colonel
Thomas KnoxB travels In the orient Will be given
10 the world II Will be issued BY subscription bY
A. DooleY worthington, or Hartford, and is being
rapidly pat through the press
Maine girl left her clothing In an open boat
ana hid herself and when her parents we're cry
Ing and saying that II they only nad her back they
would obey her slightest WISH she appeared and
said sne wanted to marry jake
PrellminarIes have been arranged for the COLA
ton OF Australian exhibits for philadelphia the
royal commission appointed for that purpose has
"A It's president the Chief Justice, Sir James Mar
SID, and has already commenced It's sitting.
Evidently the New Zealander gets nearer and
nearer 70 London one or the great Maori Chiefs
who died In lo49, ID 20 nave OVcE MS grave a
marble obelisk, IN she most approved style OF
civilized fame. Cost OF the obelIsk, $4,000
one OF the pseullarities or the paper on which
the Bank or England notes are printed Is its
strength. bank note viii support thirty-six
pounds before being sized, and olterward support
4 man for years II II Is only Tor the rgnt amount
Ptttsburg papers claim 10 possess the person OF
the next President; and every PittsDur2er re-
membsrs that when he was baby somebody put
hands on his head ana sald he would yet be Presi-
dent Eacn man is willing 20 make tne sacrifice.
REx-Mayor selbY. OF san Francisco who recently
cled 10 that city. was born IN New YORK. was .
clerk with A. T. Stewart aud was Porty-nlner.
HIS monument Is san Francisco shot tower
which he built lie was also one OF the Lick trus
tees.
According 70 inc Soh,sslsche Zsftun0 the total
number OF post ofiices IN the entlre Russian EN-
pre- both in Europe aud Asia, Is 3, 200. In London
alone reckonmg the pillar receiving boxes there
are $50 and In England aud Wales exclusive "
Scotlandl, e,2So.
Recently at the Burg Theatre Vienna, Austrla,
Nine Haizuger, the FIRST ola woman, celebrated
the sixteth anniversary or her debut upon tho
stage The Crown Prince was the drst TO throw q
gigantic bouquet to the artistic, who IS especial
favortte with the imperial family. she is seventy
ak years old
It's reported rom India that the English au-
thoritiss there have in their possession a letter
written by the King or Burman to one OF the
small chiefs OF hts country which would stand to
th~1atter as an instruction aud authority for the
murder Of MT. Margary or course such a letter
win Justify ana assure the deposition Of HIS
Majesty.
In the village OF Baraon, In the district Of sha-
nabad, tiger OF large size was sitting IN a sugar
cane field. Tue alarm was given and brought to
thnr
Cowalla youths, who had hecn tending their
bufraloss close BY. While the whole crowd dared
not approach the tiger one Of these young men
proceeded, bare handed, toward the ier0cious
ANIMAL which in one leap brought him under his
body. The man. although In such position, mad
me presence OF mind TO catch hOld OF the fore sga
OF his adversary. while the other youth, with I'M
paralIeled bodnoss and dextorlty, ran and took
nod or the tigers neck. A scunie ensued, aud.
the spectators now lending their assistance, the
brave Gowalla youths came out victorious with
their adversary slain and fallen at their feet.
How IL ia done By bankers and brokers and log
isators the public knows: and this is the way &c
Il done By the boys vino peddle on the trains. ~
cgnadentialy communicated TO the New Orleans
Ticaspfne :--"You sec each boy Is furnished win
Just 80 mucn FRUIT so many books ana papers, and
he IL either Obliged TO show them M AZ the end o.
the route or else turn over the money Tor which
they have been sold. The Only way II can be dOna
/, this:-wa sell . book, say, 10 passenger lot
81 20. lie reads It, and then We give hlm new
book worth nity cents for the one ne mas read.
ne IL generally willing 10 make the exchange, aad
reads the new one. THIS, when finished ne s
Wiling to swap for ten cent paper, which ps>or
he leaves in the car when no gets out THIS papet
we pick up aud put back IN our pis. having all Ot
our books and papers and 81 50. THIS il about
the only snow Ne have without It W. Couid n0s
make deeaat dylag."