The New York herald., 1877-03-05
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Many Harvard DOyS nave mcas'ce
Morton has a nose like a storm signal.
Jere Black has eyes like scared rabbit.
The London Spectator praises Max Adelcr.
Eucbre is supposed to be Of German origin.
The French let one herb predominant IN a salad
An English woodcock has becn shot in Alabama.
The Chinese ambassador does not like English tea.
Springer has a voice like horse fiddle worked by
steam.
Buttcrmilk sold to English poorhouscs is largely
watcred.
At fashionable balls In North Wales gentlemen
black gloves
Rear Admiral Enoch G. PARROT, United States Navy,
IS ut the Fifth Avenue.
Donald G. Mitchell Ik MarveD folded his arms when
he had his photograph taken.
At the Florida State fair stem fourteen inches
long holding fourteen oranges
Carlyle says that love Is discerning of the infinite
in the finite but he does not refer to Brigham Young
Chesterfield said that tho greatest part Of mankind
are incapable Of moro than seeing tho surface of
affairs.
Muriatc acid poured on the wound made by the bite
of dog may prevent hydrophobia, but the best way
is to shoot The dog before ne bites.
The Oldest harp Europe If not in the world Is to
be seen at Trinity College, Dublin It is said to have
belonged to King Brian Borromb In the tenth ceLtury
An English art critic says Of the picture Of sleigh
ing scene in Russia almost hear the usc
Of the BELLS Does ono sec the tint in abulation the
bellsg
Edwin Booth does not fear the sword OF DamocIcs
but he went the street the othcr day when he
saw a thousand pound safe dangling from fourth
| story window.
| Punch-New Cook, "if you're going up stairs, Mr..
Rurgles you might just tell my lady that II she can't
write the .Menoo In French, shall be very 'appy TO
| do IL Tor her -
Carcme never allowed his dinners to consist OF more
than six or seven dishes He had ono soup, one fish,
one large JOINT small joint, vegetable or salad,
| and a delicate bit OF pastry.
A foreign critic says that rival is serious as
tho sympathetic vain married woman who has pettcd
and altercd the bachelor and is bristng with anxiety
| TO do the same kind Office Tor the BENEDICT
Among the wcathicst citizens OF Chicago arc G. 3.
Blair. NJ Field NJ. Y. Lcitor, George Armor. George
Sturgis, f. H. Haddock, S. A. Smith, +. II. Smith. q.
M. Pullman, B. r. Hutchinson aud r. s. Mccormick.
whitcwssh and ''graining," says the Aa~nnmm,
have been tho ruin OF good taste In English archcc-
turc and nothing could be more expensive under the
present system of jobbng out the annual repairs o
public offices.
scallopcd mushrooms. First boil them slightly and
then fry in very little butter, adding parsley, very
little -four and dash Of soup stock, but losing
any Juice. Putting this mixture into shells, add
little cpp and lemon juice and bake with butter crackc
crumbs atop,
Carson (Nev} Tribune:--"When an unsophiscatct
Rcro girl gets hcr pompadour paner on before IN thu
excitement and nervousness attendant on her wedding
trip her general resemblance to Central Pacific snow
plough is what makes people stop ana stare ~ her
speechlesg amazcfncnt"
Mr. Walter, NJ. r., has presided at n temperance con
ference at Newbury and strongly advocated the brew
ing of a lighter and less hcady beer resembling that
Germany and the establishment Of cdfss- after thu
model of these the Continent, the best antidotc
10 the widespread drunkenness OF the working classes
An Enghsnman says:--"1hc attractions OF Frcncl
women born OF French parents, rulo, consist OF
graceful movement of the body, small feet and wei
shaped hands; a sometimes fascinating expression be
longing to irregular features and facility Tor
satIon which often makes you forget they do not be
long 10 tho Phryne ideal They dress better than an
other ladies IN tho world"
An Irish review says that in Dublin society tho pro
fcss,onal classes are everything and the commcrcia
classes nothing that wealthy tradespeoplc Away
persstently endeavoring to gam social footing II
Dublin, but stcrny resisted by the profession
ocracy;n that seamstress works SO hard as tn
wives OF rich Dublin traders trying 10 light their wa
into tho charmed ring OF lawyers aud doctors.
The valuable picture gallery belonging to the Du
, dAumalc has arrived at Chantilly from Twickenham
The collection is worth about 81, 00O, 600, and wi
shortly be opened 10 the pubic. The Rcmbrand,s ar
the finest in existence. Among them arc 'rhc Nigh
Pa,ro'' and tho Rcsurrccton Of Lazarus" which th
Gar offered 10 purchase few years ago for $l40 o0t
The portion of the collection known as the "Galerie d
Conquctcs" Is alone worth s350,000
Osborne (Kan) Farncr:-'wc havc taken WOOD pc
tatoes. corn, eggs butter onious cabbagcs, chicker
stone LUMBER labor sand caiseo, sAderkyau secone
hand clothing, coon skins and buo juiA on subscrlI
tons in our time, and now man wvtes<o us TO kno
If We would send tho paper six1 ioA q large ow
There aroiew shlnss an s6ls6f VttN refnae on sui
scripsions and ss come ssress any isliOw who rs OF
Of owl and IN nssd of ons wsn do't"