The New York herald., 1877-09-10
ERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
acceptance

The following Americans registered at the Paris
Office OF the HERALD on Saturday
Abram Hewitt aud family, Now York. Hotel Chat
ham.
Miss Ellwood, Boston, Hotel Chatham
Mrs. widgery Griswold, New York, Hotel Londres.
D. W. Russell, Boston, No. Rue dc Ia Benfaisance
Ed ward p. Price, New York, Hotel Athenee.
George B. Corkhill and wife, Washington Hotel
Spendde.
James Praydon Johnston and wife, New York, Hotel
de Louvre
Charles W. Whitcomb, Boston, No. 7S Boulevard St
Germain.
H. p. Lloyd. Cincinnati, Hotel Abe
John X. Faber, New YORK, Hotel Athenee
Rev. D. Henry Ter woert, New Jersey Hotel Lon.
drea
Henry F. Gllg, New York, Hotel Chatham.
George T. Danforth and family, Rochester, N. ",
Hotel Chatham.
F. G. Stephenson, New York.
Henry J. Sp6rborg ALBANY.
W. Mitchell, st. Louis, Hotel Athence.
7. G. Rcinhart, PittsburE
Colonel James n. Wilson. st. Louis Hotel Athenea
Charles W. Morse. State OF Maine, Hotel Athenee.
j. W. Alexander, Pttsburg.
Those little shreds of humanity the Telegram boys
seem to be the happiest and busiest Of morals nova
days. Tho Telegram a training school, is equal Il
many public institutions
Now, who will marry Brigham Young's widowP
The new style OF youths collar Ia put over the
head.
Much of the newest hosiery is both conspicuous and
vulgar.
what relation is one Of Brigham Youugs sons to his
mothers?
Tho Eastern colleges are full So are some of the
students.
Be sure you are right, and then sharpen up your
snow shovel
It Is said that Osman Crawfo Pacha always played
second hand rather high.
The Right Rev. DR.. Galberry, Bishop of hartford
has arrived from Europe. fA
At English watering places the most popular wash
ing dresses this are Of pink cambric.
General Howard says he wouldn't like to speak 70
Chief Joseph without q regular introduction.
Those that you the closhesline genus-
mems nsckles, two ana two, made Of summer CAM
brio
The President is informed that any political speeches
he msy make are In violation Of the civil service
order.
Chicago Jouynai:-"Ths young men who play the
pianos in the Chicago Exposition dance much with
their heads"
"Kate whore is that hair oil that was on my
bureaua" "Sure, sur an tux 1t to loight the IRE
wid-splendid."
Henry Clay Dean, having heard that Osman Pacha is
an American, says that he himself Is firmly intrsnched
behind his earthw0rks
Mr. stoughton's rhetoric Is like his hair. q little
touscly and quite cooress. His logic is like himself
quite obscured by his hair.
Governor Rice, OF Massachusetts,. who is a candidate
for election said TO be bitterly opposed to Presi-
dent Hayes administration.
The question is whether the Yale youth will let the
straps Usters ap idly In the breeze they
picturesquely did last winter.
Rev. f. p Roe's forthcoming novel, IA knight Of
the Nineteenth Century" will appear from Dodd r
Mcad's press late in September.
Pres dent Hayes made the Galena Ring The
original Galena Ring was, we believe, composed Of
Grant, washburne and RawIins.
No politician should ever trust Journalist" whom
he has TO treat. No journalist should ever trust {
politician who offers TO treat him.
ST Louis Journai:-"A Mr.. Turrcen marrediI
Indianapolis day before yesterday. or course he
RED his lady love-" Yes. and good Turreen Do
serves another.
General Forsyth, OF Sheridan's stsG Gays that Clay
Crawford may be over in Turkey, but that II he Is he
is government contractor or something Of tha sorts
but not Pacha
Miss Martha Somervie, the daughter and biographor
OF Mary somerville, has received a pensionof fl00
in recognition OF the great scientific meris her
mothers writings.
The other day correspondent in Osmal Pacha's
camp, thinking to catch nun, said, suddenly ''How
are you CrawioraT' 0sman looked at hin quietly,
aud said, 'Doksan dogmak idum sovelmsnok, meli.
can sun gunny, gt!"
IN. do la Franche- Comte," whomever nat may dis
suise, has written vigorous aud ncisiv, book ent-
tied "Fata Days" 10 prove that MacMhons coup Of
the 10th OF May the result Of jesuit conspiracy
ordered from Rome 1t is printed in london, and Of
course coniiscated in France.
Rare manuscripts now commandig prices before
unhesrd OF III London In Quaritcns Catalogue OF IL.
Illuminated Manuscripts beautiful Gopels vellum
is offered Tor El O0O Lectonary Of The twelfth
tury az $3.50, a Wickltfe's New restment, manu-.
script for s1OOO and famous manusript Of Lydsate's
''soge of Troy" is valued ut 81. i20