The New York herald., 1877-09-21
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Tho following Americans registered at the Paris
Bureau Of the HERALD yesterday
Samuel J. Tilden, New York, Hotel Westminster
John Bigelow, New York, Hotel Westminster
Feury Petit. Philadelphia. Grand Hotel
Rear Admiral Leroy New York, splendide HOTEL
Robert p Nevin. Pit,sburg, Grand Hotc
Medical Inspector Delavan Boodgood, Now York,
Splendide Hotel.
Miss stoddard Lonore, Worcester, Mass, Grand
Hotel
Lieutenant Burwen Lonore New York, splendide
Hotel.
Rev. W. vanderpool, Newark, Grand HOTEL
MISS Annie Carter, Now York, Splsndidc Hotel
L. J. Allen Domnlce, Baltimore, Grand Hotel
Miss Kate Field, New York, Hotel dos Trois Prince&
William Fair, New York, Hotel Chatham.
F. W. BruggarhoG and wife, New York, Splendide
Hotel.
D. Celia New York, Grand Hotel.
Samuel Phillips, New York, Grand Hotel
Ex-Secretary OF the Navy George NJ. Robeson is at
the Fifth Avenue.
sefior Don Manuel R. Garcia, Argentine Minister at
Washington, is at the Albemarle
Tweed says that an honest Is the noblest work
of God, but that there isn't much work now.
What we dislike is that President Grant srent so
much OF his time away from Washington not talking
politics.
The Secretary Of War has returned to Washington
from his Western trip and at the War Department
yesterday.
NJ. Theirs died In the little iron bed scarcely larger
than a childs. which he had used for fifty years. It
was wheeled into the small drawing room where he
had brcakfasted.
There will have to be marked change in the tendency
oil things says tho Worcester Press, or our stylish
young ladies will get ID wearing hcir hats so far back
that they will to lit them when they sit down.
nIatuo nj tn IN nriva al y
diplomatic in his friendly intercourse with men, when
he doesn't really to be so. He Is nevertheless
thought much of by the very newspaper men on whom
he tries to play this characteristic game
The Boston Globe promised to havo one OF the best
paragraph columns in the country; but the publishers
were too picayune and sordid, ana thoy began at
once to print advertisements In it, Who is going
climb through sckcning stuff like thats
They were walking out last evening under the
''dome'-hat is what they called the sky. And she
said, .Dovey, who made thosos" And he thought
les aly replied Thoso Eve bull'seyes must be Blyden-
burgh's but, by thunder, Think those centros
must be Jewell's"
Some intellectual Germans recently complained that
Americans in their greenness, do not receive readily
the Old World ideas. swell" SAID an American, $50
long your papers in German and talk
your seats in German, and swear At your horses
In German, how can we toll what you mean aud, SO,
improve?"
Morgan, of Nineteenth street, was quarrellinR with
his wife yesterday morning threatening TO lot her
hit him with pressboard and then jump in and lick
all hor family traits OF her. when hts moher-i In
law quietly walked in and laid her hands him, but
not in the way OF kindness. Aud he looked round
ho said, ''Foroclosed by a second mortgage"
or Mrs ex President Grant this story Of unostenta.
tous benevolence Is told:-'Ge0rge 8. Joce of Una
d,la served faithfully through tho Of the rebel
lion, and early President Grants first term was ap
pointed doorkeeper tho Capitol Executive Man
sion, He remained there until three and half
years ago. then sickened and returned to Unada, 10
lngcr through the balance OF life with consumption.
He lived some twelve or fourteen months and died.
While in Washington he attracted the favorable atten-
tion Of Mrs Grant His father's family were In very
limited financial circumstances, and George was worth
nothing but an irreproachable character and good
name. Mrs. Grant some way knew Of these condi-
tions and during tho entire time that Mr.. Joice waa
lying sick Unadila she sent him each month check
for 500 until he died. There never any buster
over tho matter and few people UnadiIla know oft
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