The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-15
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
Eton has $50 boys.
Hon Heistor Clymer Is at Newport.
Heaven means leisure; that is, rest.
At Saratoga ladies' 20 alone anywhere
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Hon Hester Clymer Is at Newport.
Heaven means leisure; that is, rest.
At Saratoga ladies' 20 alone any where.
Congressman Starin is at Long Branch
Elk Senator Boutwell, is at Hampton Roads.
There is much camping out in the Adirondacks.
Arrest tramps ana make them work Ia the sure
remedy.
There Is q loss silver coin which has been punched
for holes.
Mast says that II he can't draw hand his hand
draw salary.
No doubt jeff Davis forthcoming book will create
great sensation.
English sparrows die from eating potato bugs which
have been killed by Paris green.
What has the President o. tho United States to DO
with the Ohio election, anyway?
The Boston Globe has article on tho mule, Illus
traed by portraits OF the autobiosrapher.
Judging from the arrival OF our excha the malls
are dsore an,zed aud are many hours late
Alter all the English people did nat plain much
about Tanners Hartranft telegram TO Grant
Skulls and horscshoes are no longer fashionable for
scarf pins. A hunk OF plum gum is the thing.
Buckalew, OF Pennsylvania thinks the issue Of 1880
will be on political fraud regard to the election OF
Hayes.
Citizens OF Paris must wator tho payements In front
of their houses between eleven O'Clock and two tho
day time.
Charles o. Judd, son OF Orange Judd has died from
the injuries received in inc gymnasium OF Wesleyan
University.
in London great the glut Of japanese goods that
hundred peacock's feathers may be oougnt for
ty-hve cents.
In Paris there has been opened new restauran, at
whose door stands ply stefan. He examines into
your health and prcscribes your dinner.
II some journalist had the spunk aud ability, Mis-
have jourual--thc sDriu peputIi
cun oil that 5tate-wlin large circulation and power
London Juiy:-"Mother-'lt Mrs. johnson comes
Jenny, say Pm not at home. Jenny Oh, dare
say. And then you'll give me whacking Tor telling II
story"
Norristown Herald:--'A Montgomery county post
master declined to purchase portrait OF Hayes be
cause the recent order oil the President doesn't permit
him 10 NEEDLE In politics.
Tom Thumbs house at Bridgeport is found to have
been occupied during the Generals absence for some
months past by tramps VINO have pretty cleaned
IL OF lead pipe and other fixtures.
The Oldest living cx.cougressman Is said to be
Aremas Hale, Of Bridgewaer, Mass aged nety four
who Representative from that Stale from ls+5 to
! 1s49 IN 1864 he was Presidential cector
United states Senator Roscoe Conkhng. accom-
panied by exi'resdent Grant, visited the House of
Parliament, in London, the "a inst, and has since
then gone 10 Scotland, where he Is rust!cating.
| A daughter OF the Earl oil GansD0rough, who de-
neaned herself IN the eyes OF her family by marrying
| her music teacher, young Irishman, is now living
with ner husband at that boarding house summer re-
sort, North Conway, where he plays the organ in the
little Episcopal chapel every sunday.
Burlington Hd,ok>ve: other day the Prcs
dent several members of tho Cabinet and other
prominent politicians conversing with gentle
man who had witnessed portion Of General Grants
popular progress through England Stanley Matthews
listened to the glowing recital long he could stand
II AID then broke in. But say, you Know what did
they say about mcY"
Danbury Nsrs-'Dr schhemsnn says he owes his
success in lie to the faithful observance OF simple
hablt-that was to put lrs In the morning his left
stocking and lett boot, ana drawing on his clothes
to put his lett foot into the drawers and pants and his
left arm INTO the shirts vest aud coat 0nly once In
lie he omitted TO DO this, aud That day the Cardiff
| riant vas discovered by somebody else"