The New York herald., 1875-09-11
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Plenty of peach brandy to be made in Delaware this
year
Rev. DR.. Duncan of Ashland Va, is registered al
the Astor House.
Captain H. Wells, United States Navy, is quartored
at the New York Hotel
Mormon Bishop John Sharp, of Salt Lake City, ia
staying at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Count G. Cali, Italian Consul at New Orleans, has
apartments at the Hotel Brunswick.
The news from Nevada is that CDR Mary Walker
passed Elko going West Friday last"
Mr. William f. Chandler of New Hampshire is among
the late arrivals at the Fifth Hotel Z
Mr. T. B. Blackstone, President of the Chicago and
Alton Railroad Company, at the Windsor Hotel
Mr. Rodney W. Daniels Collector of Customs at Buff
fao residing temporarily at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel
sehor Don G. Vdcla Dorna, Argentine Charge
dAaires Washington, is sojourning the Abemarle
Hotel
The Gland where every season smiles eternal DER
those blessed slcs accepts an invitation to the Cen
tenniaL
General f. A. Merritt, the republican candidate for
Of New York. has arrived at the Metro
politan Hotel
Dr. Charles f. Macdonald Superintendent of tho
Money Order Bureau Of the Post Office Department ID
stopping at the Windsor Hotel
It's pity that JEFF Davis did not discover that 'the
people of the Mississippi Valley must be one" before
many lives were lost in his effort to make thom two.
Secretary Belknap, who has been making ex.
tended tour in the Far West arrived in this city last
evening and took up his residence at tho ST. James
Hotel
The Washington National Republican says the nearest
thing a funeral is TO Il small boy, with water
melon under his arm whstling, ''Nearer, My Cod to
Thee.n
Capital punishment in Brooklyn for refusing to stand
portion in the Brooklyn notion of the gravity OF
offences
Colonel Thomas A. Scott President Of the Pennsylva
mia Railroad Company, arrived in this city, with hs
family last evening from Lake George, and Is at tho
Windsor Hotel
1t Is related that spent ten hours in Boston
recently trying to find clergyman TO attend funeral
People should die watering places if they must have
funeras-New Orleans Republican,
An editorial excursion party, composed OF members
tho Virginia Press Association arrived at the Grand
Central Hotel last evening from Philadelphia, where
they have been making inspection of the Centennial
Exhibition buildings
Mr. c. i. Magce, of Guatemala, is at the ST. Jamos
Hotel He is a brother of the British Consul who was
publicly logged there and whose account the gov
ernment was compelled to pay an indemnity Of $50 900
and salute the British 6ag.
A. Macdonald, Of the London and Canvass Land and
Colonization Association is at the stevens House He
comes to complete tho purchase Of of forty two
square miles the Kansas Pacific Railway to be set.
tied by English and Scotch farmers
Governors kellogg and Yarmouth of Louisiana, oc-
cdpcd Manager stuarls box at the Park Theatre last
evening Verify II has come to pass that the lion and
lamb lie down together Marshall Parker and Enng-
ham Livermore were also in attendance.
Louise Iaicau tho Belgian girl, Of whose hystcrc
attacks such notorious has bccn made by the prcst-
hood Of That country Is no longer regarded by them as
a saint First her family quaTcllod with The priests
and shut them out of to house, thcn Louise had tho
typhoid cycr and upon her recovery ceased to present
the phenomenon Of the stgma'a, ana became ap
awluly commonplace person. with ''an appetite UkeA
ogre" No saint ever has appetite,