The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-20
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

There is NO Com munism without beer
In India tho Indians DO as tho Indians do.
Minister Moves has had an interview with the Pres
idcnt.
&C. r. T." wishes to know "who ever saw a pull
dozcdf"
Mr. Henry watserson. OF Kentucky, is at tho
Everett House.
Mr. K Won PesteL Minister for tho Netherlands at
Washington, is at the Everett House
The ST. Joseph tMo.) Journal thinks that Stanley
Matthews would BIO good subject for the Ohio Med-
cal College.
Prince Reuss, the Germaa Ambassador at Constan-
tnopc has been transferred TO Vienna and will pro-
coed thither in q fortnight.
rho gentleman who wrote tho song "My Maryland,
My Maryland" Is now thirty years old. HIS namc
Is j. r. Randall, and no is OF che editors OF tho
Augusta (Ga) Chronicle
Mr.. Jesse seligman, OF tho firm OF ). & W Seiis
man Co., bankers, at No. 10 Broad street, lott for
Europe yesterday with his family In the B3thnia
lilo will remain abroad ios six months
Secretary Thompson and Admiral Scott. with q
party ladies' and gentlemen, OF Washington, 60 70
Annapolis this morning. to be present al the gradu
a,,ng exercises Of tho Naval Academy. Secretary
Thompson will deliver address 10 tho graduates.
arho Failure OF Univeral Suffrage" is TO DO tho
title OF an article by Francis Parkman In the July
number Of tho Worth Amcrscan ReUieD. Wendell
Phillips will contribute to the number paper
on "rho Social and Political outlook, In which no
will discuss at length the money question, the
relations capital and labor aud the prospects
Of party organizations
London Word:--s1 know nothing more pleasant
than tho cordial tendery aHectionate greeting that
tho Princess Wales has with irsm the ladies OF
France II was with q ieelnG OF almost indignation
that they learned snc was detuter Ia Paris at the
Prncesse do sagans ball; but NO It known
to 30 decided past recall than the best and highest
women OF France made up their minds TO accept the
Invitation for that night tot house which they had
never entered before aud will probably never enter
again.
r. r. Barnum said TO have remembered 12l edi.
tors In his Will We'd like our giraffe now, before
Darnum dies Free Press We don't expect 10
get anything moro than tho gnus, but wcfe not
proud.-Nycum Adpsrtiscr. What want is the
RIB o-serious. -Iniadclphia Bullctim Lots OF
would BIO content with bear living IortcAest<r Jour
max wonaor II any u you are lion about tins p
Bridgepovt Standard Mr. Barnum, givo US three
cheers and a tiger-Danbrry Nesos 1t Is 10 be hoped
Mr. Barnum put his seal the WILL -Erening 7eie
gram. This mermaiden effort Of Mr. Barnums: but
outside of the Happy Family give tho camel pard
Ten years ago Mr.. Clinton, OF Oneida, bought a
young mare, and his little girl uctto thcn Ia
her eighth year, no named tho mare "Miss Juiictto
CLINTON +" Last week the real Miss Clinton was
eighteen yoars old, aud the local paper, speaking Of
tho mare, said:"Thc dam Mss Juliette Clinton, by
Reason, ran away last week aud throw hcr OF hind
shoc. Early In tho week she was locked, bot she
crbbed two nights and last evening Miss Juctto
CLINTON had her logs bsthed with ammonia by the
coachman We hope that II this succeeds Miss
Juiiette Clinton will BIO all right bus her father,
Reason. was grcat kicker" Never name horse or
| marc after anybody.