The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-27
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
Lolita 10 at Newport.

Lolita 10 at Newport.
Mrs. Agassiz 10 At Nahant
Ex-Governor CASTOR has gone to swampscott
Mass
Judge Hoar will speak in Boston on Thursday even
Ing
Hon. George b. Pendlcson's incss still confines him
to his bed
Colonel John Forsyth, OF Alabama wants Tildsn and
Hendricks
Niagara Falls are to b illuminated on tho night Of
the Fourth.
The Chicago Times now thinks that tho Old South
church ought TO save Boston
1t may DO q relief Ssillson B. Hutchins to know
that Washington had big feet.
Itwas very little boy in New Jersey who said
eyes soda waters good it's like Your foot's asleA
In Texas cities people colorcd goggles to guard
their eyes from reflection Of tho sun from the side
walks
Blaine said that II the democrats had nominatcl
Hendricks and Hancock in 1865 they could have dc.
feaisd Grant
General Grant persists In believing that Hancock and
Hendricks would be tho strongest ticket tor the DEM
ocrats 10 nominate.
A New Bedford physician has given each hackman OF
the city dollars worth Of soda water tickets in the
interests OF temperance.
The St Louis Times wrong in saying that Governor
probably refers to Hayes, OF Alabama
Dorc for year studied human faces in the
operating ward OF Paris hospital in order to study the
varying expressions OF misery those who we're being
operated upon
The Paris Kcntuckian says that the average age Of
the fortyhve soldiers OF tho OF 1919 who met in
that city last Monday 10 eighty-ons years, three
months and six days.
An American girl writing from Milan says that the
stories that American girls are Invariably ,nsulscd
when they appear alone In the streets exaggerated
good girl is unmolested.
woman, scventy-six years DID, prctends to have
walked from woonsocket 10 Providence and back,
thrtytwo miles, in day. recently, and she says the
feat Is nothing uncommon for her. N
Sir Thomas Z. May, author OF the standard work on
tho Law Of Parliament" and Of tho .ConstssutionaI
History OF England,' has in press two velsmes on.
titled Democracy IN Europe: History"
That excellent historian John Hill Burton, who has
written 80 many volumes Scottish history, will
shortly gvc US "a History OF the British Empire
During tho Reign OF Queen Anne, I" IN three volumes
Henry Ward Beechor has been engaged By the Rod
path Bureau OF Boston lecture eighty nights the
coming for $4,000 Mark Twain viii write
and deliver some sketches for limited number Of
n,ghsA
General Wade Hampton, who viii command the
parade ~ Cnareston u on tho 2bth inst, will wear
the fuli uniform Of the Palmetto Guards and will carry
the sword BY h.s grandfather the baltic of Eu
taw SPRING.
Mrs. Abigail Warren, OF Cincinnati, and eighty years
Of age predicted seven years ago that Governor Hayes
would be elected President in lsy6 This story should
have been told before people committed themselves
to Blaine or Conkling
Tho Piaika FLA Herald says that the inexbausl
bc supply Of palmetto In that State has suggested In,
idea Of largo enterprise In utilizing the pth or bud OF
The root. sometimes called the cabbage, for pcklca
which TAR superior TO tho cucumber for that purpose
Atlanta sGa) Tsmes There are, perhaps = large,
number Of self-made In Atlanta than in any other
city IN the Statesmen who. by indomtAblc energy.
have risen from poverty TO wealth; men who s,arteA
Iife with OILY strong hands stout hsarts and have
mastered fortuner
Prince Oscar Charles Ausustc, Duke Of Goshand and
son Of the King Of Sweden, in this city yes.er.
day from Philadelphia and took up his quarters tho
Hotel Brunswick. The Prince is accompanied BY Count
Posse and Baron Posse, Of Sweden. The party viii
nrobahiv lsAvs The eisr to-nsrr.~