The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-25
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.


Charles Francis Adams will visit Dublin.
Wade Hampton Is emotional and has a humpback
nose
Countess Herberstein OF Austria, is at the Buckng-
ham,
Tweed thinks that silence is golden ana that NUNS
imperial.
Jackets and dolmans OF light cloth are worn with
dark dresses
First OF all Tweed wants to know what they arc 60
ing to do about IT,
NJ Henri Cernuschi arrived at the Brovoort yester-
day from Boston.
Now buttons be arranged In the overlapping style.
have tho cyelet side instead Of in the middle.
Fried cells are good, but not always healthfuL It
question whether they will be allowed in the White
House.
Rough and ready straws, trimmed with wrcaths Of
wild flowers will be worn for shopping and travelling
purposes
Mrs. Secretary Sherman wears pearl silk, with
white lace her corsnge open the waist being filed
with foamy illusion.
A blonde in her teens has sued 'Lucky" Baldwin,
tho San Francisco millionaire for 500 600; and looks
like case of blackmaiL
Senator Lamar is not averse to the use OF navy plug
as q soother of the Southern hear. But will Mr.. Hayes
permit any chewing IN the White Housos
Legislation in Canada has increased the privileges
and the security OF building societies. which popu-
lar and which increasing in number and strength.
1t is said that Turkish baths and the drinking Of
milk IN which figs have been stewed will cure cancer
The mash Of figs has been applied as poultice in
some
A Canadian lady is In tho prime Of her beauty at
thirty because she has plenty Of outdoor exercise,
and rs recent writer says, travels in winter much
snow shoes.
GA Nv ~ han 4
very strange that the number OF men who are willing
to lend you five dollars is SO outrageousy small in
comparison with the number who want 10 borrow that
amount"
The London Spectator, speaking Of John d. Lee the
Mormon, says'It is characteristic OF tho man and OF
the Union that he delayed HIS death for few mo
ments In order that his photograph might be taken
aud copies sent to three Of his eighteen wivcs."
A traveller says that the inhabitanI OF Moscow,
speaking ON the of visitors TO thor
rank addresses you rs n German teacher for nurse)
French hardrcsser Tor dressmakcr), an English en-
ginccr Tor govcrness), Polish count Tor countcss
When pretty young lady is crossing Broadway,
near the Asor House. It is necessary the policeman
to put his around her waist for fear that she might
DO run over. The only mistake the policeman makes
IL in not putting his round the Old man Is waist
The late MIR. Bagchot, whose brilliant writings can
not die with him, a practical banker, and was
constantly consulted by the Cabinets. He weak
sighted aud had defect of utterance; but he was 0
writer usually exact, who sometimes sacrificed facts
TO style.
Douclan. secretary of the Duke dc Brogc, says Of
NJ Roman, that "hc Is q great coquet among thoo
logians aud HIS coquctry is dashed with I'm
perlincnce, but gives the men of his generation
what they desire In all thngs-bonbons with favor
OF tho Irnnite.'
Tho Chicago Tribune prints. under the head of "Per
sonas." an itcm abouta whale being driven ashore.
The Tribune used TO complain because tho HERALr
would sometimes sacrifice personality to briIliancy.
We are slowly hut surely rcvolutionzinr the journal
ism Of tho country.