The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-19
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Count Arnim is sick at Nice
Even gum arabic will stick to lie.
What Is needed is purse for Tweed.
Some OF tho new bonnets are crownicsa
Bunting is used for travelling costumes
Straw trimmings will be very fashionable.
San Francisco ladies' arc jealous OF Nelson.
Not ono OF the old Tweed regime took a dollar
White cuffs are 10 he worn outside the sleeve.
General Banks has been 10 hear Moody ana Sankey.
Miss Clara Norris who has been Ill at San Francisco,
is better.
Tweed won't say anyth,ng, and that Is where he Is
Twcedlo dun.
Dried grasses and ferns arc employed in making
bonnet wrcaths.
Mr. Cornelius A. Logan, United States Minister to
Chill Is al tho Metropolitan.
they all seem to lay the Tweod charter on Horace
Greeley, but not OF them says much about Tweed
Senator Thomas +. Bayard OF Delaware, and Con.
gresham Hester Clymer, OF Pennsylvania, at tho
New York.
Senator Kennedy says that Tweed was infatuated in
regard to the affairs OF New York infatuated is
good word.
Black silk net with little dies OF bright coored silk
caught in tho meshcs, is new trimming for black
CHIP bonncts
The State Department yesterday received despatch
BY cable from Brussels announcing the serious Illness
BY a paralytic stroke, OF Mr. A. J. Merrill, United
States Consul at Brussels
Commodore vanderbilts will has been admitted to
probate at Bennington, in virtue Of q mortgage Of
$500 900 no held on the Harlem Extension Railroad. II
Is sa,d tha, the fees will than pay the whole
pensc OF the local court for the year.
Major Rono. United States Army, recently tried on
the charge OF insulting the wife OF brother officer
and sentenced 10 DO dismissed from tho SERVICE has
forwarded to the War Department request for delay
IN tho presentation tho the President claim.
inr tina, he has additional evidence which will tend to
the mitigation OF the sentence and his request has
been granted
After the evening service tho 4th OF March, Rov
DR. Newman and his wife called at the White House
10 say goodby President and Mrs Grant, and as
II happened they were the last TO leave As they
TO 20 and about to say "Adcu," Mrs Grant
touched the Doctors arm and said 'You won't say
goodby 10 us without parting prayer. will you Doc
tor?n and then and there they all knelt down who
DR.. Newman tenderly and earnestly prayed for Gods
blessing on them and theirs.
Ersrino Telegram: -'0nc OF tho quickest rcvenQcs
OF time is contained in the report from Washington
to-day that Mr.. William E. Dodge, tho senior partner
OF the firm OF Phelps, Dodge Co.. is likely be made
by tho secretary Of tho Treasury Of the three
commissioners TO Investigate tho management OF the
Now York Custom House. Collector Arthur shared in
the distribution only four years ago OF the moiety
money which was cxtorled from this nrm and became
some $4,000 richer thereby at Mr. Dodge's EXPENSE
Chicago Times = "rhcre seem to be three classes OF
players The nrs never absorb themselves in their
music when playing before audience However
well they may know and like the piece they play.
ing they scarcely think OF At all uneasy con-
seriousness OF tho audience fills their inind For Tits
reason they make only scattering impression. Al
great master MS Adolph Hense is subject to this
frmity. second class think oil their music, but
not absorb their audience in It. They not mag
nctc. A third class not only absorb themselves II
their music but carry their audience with them Only
two lady pansts have played hero who cxcelled
tho latter trait They wcro EssipoG and Rive"