The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-24
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Senator william W. Eaton. OF Connecticut ia
residing al the New YORK Hotel.
Rear Admiral william Reynolds United states
Navy, is quartered at the Gllsey House.
General william Z. Bartlett OF MASSACHUSETTS,, IL
among the late arrivals at the New YORK Hotel.
senator John r. Jones. OF Nevada. arrived A.
the ST. James Hotel last night from Washington,
senior Don Antonio Mantilla Spanish Minister
at Washington, mas apartments at the Hoffman
House.
Captain william Gore-Jones. naval dtachG OF the
BRUSH Legation a. Washington. IS az tie C,areu.
don Hotel.
secretary Bristow leH Washington last night Tor
TINS city He vii, be absent from the capital three
or four days.
General Garfield. OF ONO; Governor McCook. OF
Colorado, and a number 81 Others leave Chicago
Tor san Francisco to-day.
southern people fancy that even 10 the North
men have better opinion Of Lee than Of Grant
It's pity that Grant became President
In French town IN the Department OF che Jura
the wasnerwomen have struck Tor wages Tney
demand twenty cents a day ana their meals.
General J. W. Hall. OF Han Valley, col. OF the
Filth Army Corps memory ana present member or
the Colorado Legislature, Is stopping the Giisey
House.
There Is an average or i've "lost childrenv
picked up every day IN the streets OF Paris. aud
the larger NUMBER OF them purposely aDan.
doned
General Egbert viele viii read a paper before
the Geographical Society, next Thursday evening,
on the Mountain and River systems and General
Physical Geography" Of this state, an interesting
theme.
A cable telegram rom Rome. under date Of yes
terday, April %, reports that Admiral worden, OF
the United states Navy, has arrived at Florence
Italy where ne IL tue CUES; Of Mr. Granam che
American Consul
Alas there IS no freedom or the press The
latest literary development in France Is a didactic
treatise on the various forms Of highway ROBBERY
intended lOr the instruction OF adventurous young
gentlemen II was rutnlessy destroyed.
General 5. W. Crawford. United states Army.
win represent the American Geographical Society
at the Paris Congress in the Section OF Explora-
tlon. General Crawford was ono OF the heroes o.
Fort sumter and was severely wounded at Gettys-
burg.
PARIS they toasted the mother or charming
artistic because she had drought ner daughter;r
they toasted another mother because she mad
sent hers.
"In the bright Lexington or youth there's no
such word as iauu was the pithy exclamation OF
a Boston reporter. as ne endcavored TO reach tbs
centre OF the late Centennial celebration by hang.
\ ing on to the railing OF the rear platform o.
4 railroad car
There recently died in Paris, at the age or
I seventy eight, a man who had carried the willow
\ basket ana hook OF a ragpicker IN the streets or
/ that city for nity years lie had gone through a
/ fortune in his youth at Toulouse, and mad studied
/ law subsequently, but fell from point 70 point Till
ne g0t to a station below which IL was apparently
4 impossible TO fail and there lie rested, a great
4 example OF conservatism
4 All the way rom Colorado comes this explaaa-
\ ton or the hole IN William Penn's pocket hanf-
\ kerchef:-''Ihis morning Mr.. Penn went out under
the tree TO conclude his celebrated land grabb,ng
operation with the Indians, the forest foliage was
u laden with a heavy dew, and, as the young Indian
chiefs and maidens put on the brass rings ana
glass beads. whch the conscientious William pad
given them in exchange for their broad SQUARE
leagues Of fertile iaud, ana commenced co dance
ia JOY they shook down the dew on bis venerable
head and be caught severe cold ia nis nose
Aud The vigorous use TO which be was Obliged 10
put his handkerchief resulted In wearing biz
hoe ia IT,