The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-12
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Lawyer Fullerton is going to Europe
Bancroft is going to Newport this week.
Mr. Thurston of Texas is only seven feet six inches
high.
The Long Branch Surf has issued its first number
for the
Kate Field is expected home before long TO marry an
American critic.
crty during the war.
Tn. Countess do Pollone daughter OF A. l. Brown. Of
the late firm OF Brown Hall vandcrpoel is at Long
Branch
Louisville Observation-Disclosures prctcnds TO
have more Blaine. When shall these two
Prcsbytcrians meet again Y"
MIR. Augustus Whiting OF New York, has arrived
with his coach in Bellevue avenue Newport, r. l.
1t Is the first coach of the season.
a Tennessee has been going about and marrying
until no has six and yet they all that
he q sewing machine agent
Mr.. McCrary, OF Iowa. who spoken of republican
candidate for Vice President, is year more than
forty has lived Iowa nearly all his lie has been Con-
gresham for several years, and is fellow townsman
OF Bcknap.
Friday night being free lunch might in Washington
the religious editor tho National Republican says
al 1t takes 1000 900 of pine knots make barrel OF
tar how many Proctor Knots will It take co make
Tarboxg''
The Chicago Tribune, speaking of Chicago concert
at which s. b. Mills OF New York, played tarantelle
and etudo OF Chopin, says:-.It the best inter-
probation OF Chopin VIC have ever had here mot
excepting Won Bulow."
Fitzhugh, the late Doorkeeper Of the House, writes
long commu nication to tho Washington Capital In
which he says that his letter Intentionally
ridiculous and meant to amusc friend, and that IL
used for backmail by Clancy. Tho only thing
that wins attention in Ftzhughs letter is his state.
that ut the age Of sixteen he volunteered
private soldier in the Mexican war;
mining character along tho Comstock lode Ne
vada hates tree or lower; he swcars; cuts with his
knife; IS a good fellow; plays faro with policeman
for dealer gets arrested Tor drunkenness and assault
and battery, which locally called "a jamborcc;''
digs himself out OF the Jail with knife and rc-
turns to the prison only because he may got tho watch
man into n scrapc.
GIcndenning preached at Henry, ILL.,, aud a Chicago
Times reporter thus says:-sHc then arose and read
his ,cxt-John ill.,, l6-'Fcr God SO loved tho world,
&c lie spoke for forty minutes In perpetual flow OF
words arranged In beautiful sentences which held tho
attention OF tho large congregation 50 that children In
arms could not draw the attention away from thc
speaker by their discordant screams but for a mo-
mcnln
correspondent writing concerning the historical
social and political matters OF Bloomfield. Nelson
county, says that Speaker Kerr few years ago taught
lourishing school there, and during his STAY made
many friends who still number themselves among hrs
wafmcst admirers The political sentiment OF The
community Is strongly democratic, the majority are
Tor iden, but all will stand by the ST. Louis nomlncs
and platform Tho prevailing disease Is the gout
there Is one doctor to every one hundred inhabitants;
trade is lively, and arm under the real namc Of
Pauch judy among the mos. snterprising business
establishments