The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-27
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Professor John F. Weir, OF Yale College, is stay.
ing at the Albemarle Hotel.
Ex-Governor Sidney Perham, OF Maine. II 20.
journng at the Grand Central Hotel.
Captain Jennings, OF the steamship Oceanic, y
quartered at the westmoreland RoteL
The Dano,trtan is soon to appear In Danbury,
Conn.,, with Z. e. A. McGeachy as editor.
MIR. Hector Cameron. Q. c., Of Toronto, Is among
the latest arrivals at the Hotel Brunswick.
Senator John p. Jones, OF Nevada, arrived as the
St. James Hotel yesterday from Washington.
Naval Constructor W. L. Hanscom, United States
Navy, has quarters at the Union Square Hotel.
Congressman G. D. MacDougall, OF Auburn. N. L.,
arrived last evening at the Sturtevant House.
Congressman-eiect George NJ. Beebe, Of Monti.
cello N. Y, has arrived at the Filth Avenue Hotel
Mr. II. II. Honore OF chicago. father.in.law Of
Lieutenant Colonel FREQ Grant, Is at the Fifth
Avenue HOTEL
State Senator Nathaniel Wheeler and Messrs
william d. Bishop and Henry p. haven, OF Con.
necticut, are at the Union Square Hotel.
NJ. Theirs becomes more and more openly
hostile to the Septennate Tor the Septennate will
keep him out OF power Tor six years longer.
Orchestra chairs Tor the first night or the Paris
opera sold all the afternoon at 1000 francs, OF
$500, and small box for $4,000 francs, or 3d. 400.
The Eimlra Gazette (democratic) advocates the
nomination OF Senator Reuben E. Fenton to oil
the vacancy Thirty third district this State.
Strange mortas musical artists Neither
Nilsson nor Faure sang at the opening OF the new
opera, Tor Nilsson could not have her way ABOUT
"Faust," and so she 'had a cold"
Lord Caithness, OF Scotland. and Lord Rosebery,
OF England, who have been residing at the Bre
WORT House for several days past. will sail fol-
Liverpool to-day in the steamship Russia.
Page NJ Baker has assumed charge OF the NeV
Orleans Bulletin. George Ii. vinten, the princpA
creditor. was the purchaser OF the paper at the r.
cent sale by order Of the Court, at $4,000.
Fischetto has so re "CosdS de Eso1i10," tho ha,.
piest OF which Is Nine. Spain, to whom some ore
has sent Christmas box, ana when she lirs tie
i'd up jumps, as Jack IN the box, our little fried
Alfonso XII.
The French government Is Systematically organ.
izlng q service OF carrier piGeons the great cen.
trail station OF which Is TO be the Jardin d'Acdi.
matation in Paris with lesser stations in all tlo
important ortresses.
Krupp has announced to his workmen that no
period which seemei 20 promising" has turned
ont bad Tor their industry, ana he is compelled 10
dismiss many and reduce the pay OF Others.
promising" is good IN that connection.
partial renewal OF the French Assembly 10
the political topic in Paris lust now. and Char,Ud1
illustrates it wish q cut Of an old celarer pouring
IL
OF "a 10 give It life and freshness, and the sound
quality OF the later vintage.
In Paris this year the fashion OF having coronets
or coats. ot.arms engraved on visiting cards has
been com o.e;cy given 40. but there is tendency
to increase the size OF the carIs which are begin
nIng 10 be u good deal used IN lieu OF note payer
when it Is only ncedlul ~ write single sentence.
Cards are also now frequently ornamented with Q
monogram.
Dr. d. L. Bcllesme, In india has been trying
some experiments with the poison o! the scorpion,
which he Obtained By irritating the animal. Tho
experiments were conducted upon dogs, pigeons
aud liogs The nlne.thousandth part oil q
grain OF fresh venom, injected into the thigh
oil q frog, caused the skin 10 become vio
lently mnamed ana the ANNA. TO die In nifty
seven minutes. On examining the blood micro
scoplcaly under the Influence OF the poison
IL was found that the corpuscies were strangely
dcfurmcd, and they rapidly became agglomer rated
into vscous masses, running into each other
The junction OF the blood Is thus destroyed, and
death in one OF its most agonzing forms must
cnsue.