The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-19
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

II Ia too hot TO explain jokes.
xartha's Vineyard has I, 900 cottages.
The now ''Grant vest' Is not q coat OF arms
Tho Wisconsin springs crowded by visitors
Pig-iron Kelley's voice has returned from exile.
Boston Post TUT hunters-the Neg Perccs"
Crowds oil people gathering vanilla In the Florida
woods.
When DR.. Mary Walker sings she must look like
tuning fork
The Georgia Convention wastes time with unneces-
sary speeches.
Tartar women have pretty oyes at least tho cream
OF Tartar women have.
Mr. J. 7. Raymond Will be glad to learn that the
Scotch turnip crop is good.
This weather enough TO unsestls the supremacy Of
Bob Ingersoll's terminal home.
Senator Chaee, who has returned to Colorado, docs
not agree with the Presidents policy.
Now that Fenton Is looming up again he has re-
turned 70 his morning diet oil oatmeal
Grass widowcrs whose wives In the country are In
mourning about them are cut goriug round. -
Chopin used TO machine TO spread his hand,
bu, he never could grab equal 20 green apple.
Mukh,ar pacha prays i've times day. but on Coney
Island they have clam bakes every ten minutsa
Burlington Hasukeye :"A four play is
called T.izs.' Tho author Is supposed TO be Eli Per-
kins"
something American, so that we have hunk o.
bore picture
New Jersey postmaster refused drink tho othor
day because he did not belioye that federal officer
should indulge In politics
Danbury Nescs :--"Lightnng never strikes twice In
the plmce, IL generally happening that thore 10
nothing there tho second time to hiL"
william NJ. Evarss the other day began 10 tell man
that his coat tail was on nrc Before no got through
the nrs, hall OF sentence three barns twonty tons
OF hay and nine billy goats burned up, count.
ing the coat tall.
Among the prominent passengers for Europe yes
terday by the Transatlantic steamer Vile de Paris
were Nine. L. Meunor wife OF the ediior OF the Cou-
r,er des Etats Urs. and children; Mr.. Berger and
Nina. Baldwin.
Danbury N~cs cit Is said that 80 GOO tons Of tin
are consumed annually. being double tho amount used
fifteen wears ago In that tie custom Of present
ing q couple who have been married years with
sixteen dppcrs has grown into popularity"
England has Congress OF Domestic Economy at
which Huxley viii talk about teaching elementary
physiology TO children, Mr. Rlwinson about homes
for work ingmcn, Mrs Gladstone nursing, and Miss
Helen Taylor vursIns in connection with education
1t viii open this week
Tie Boston H,raid thus descr bo3 Stanley Mat
thews:Hc Is evidently about forty -dvc atty years
OF age, with fali face, cons dsrably ,annod and
cred with a iuli auburn beard which is somewhat
mixed with gray; high, but not remarkably full,
forehead; finely shaped hcad, tho top OF which
plainly dsccrnibe through the stin, scattering hair,
which stood upright. short neck, set well forward
upon his shoulders, which gave him something OF .
stopped appearance; broad shoulders, q good chest,
a we'll developed abdomen. good leg and small
hands and ioet Such ~as Stanley Matthew'S the
Presidential adviser as he appeared 10 mo sitting At
his desk As no stood up and passed she etisr 70 his
clerk the bald spot top Of his head vas about Ave
feet ton eleven inches from tho floor, the blooD'
In his shoulders partially disappeared, and he vas
man Of nns physique, well but plainly dressed, self
posssssed, ssli-rsl,ant evidently eenmunIns mostly
with Stanley Matthew'S"