The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-02-16
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.


English journals discussing the problem of co.
operative stores OF various kinds.
An English writer says tersey that ''banks flourish
by proftably using the savings of other people,"
Mr.. r. l.. Stevenson writes that the Scotch dialect
is rich in terms of reproach against the winter wind
Western journals want higher standard of man
hood in social life, to have better officials in
public life.
In England and Scotland Jews have really better
chances for political representation than Roman
Catholics have.
The New Orleans Times says-but why repeat
what has already appeared in the HERALD in exactly
the words?
The Springfield republican believes that at billiards.
nursing the balls around the rail is of con-
temptible babywork.
A New York divine said on Sunday that he took no
stock in Darwin's original human stock. But Dar-
win is prc-furrcd stock.
Scotch publisher is getting out new and i'm
proved map OF the Equatorial regions Of Africa It
will probably be a warm map.
New Haven prohibits sparring matches. But
variety Snowman introduced mock" match into q
play, and escaped the penalty of the law.
since the days of the father of Frederick the
Great, if not from further back than that cabbage
seems to have been favorte dish of the Germans.
Bishop Foley last night pronounced safely
the crisis and out of danger. He slept quietly
several times yesterday, and physicians regard his
recovery certain.
English literary critics like to class voube Amer
cans with volatile Frenchmen, and perhaps with
political well with social bias-to speak Of
thorough English aud German culture.
The London Times is fond of saying that men
lived, died. or did so-and-so, like Englishmen"
Those fellows who stoned Weston the American
while he walking his match against time. stoned
him 'likc Englishmen.'
Why doesn't President Hayes. with all his patron
age, 80 to Ohio and argue private law case, Mr.
Evarts does in New York? Or is this administration
so pure and holy that it may do other people do
without SHINING other people do?
Homely women should not ascend the stairs of the
81" railways slowly and broadly. II man has to
lose train because homoly women will not let him
pass they must suffer the indignty of having him
critcise the enormous size or their heels.
Colonel j. Stoddard Johnston Secretary of State
for kentucky. wants to DO Secretary of the United
States Senate. lie is a nephew of General Albert
Sidney Johnston is graduate of Yale and is hand
some man. lie is one of the editors the Frankfort
Yeondn.
Delaware and Rhode Island are the sleeve buttons
of the Western Hemisphcrc.-NEw York HERALD.
And Kentucky furnishes the studs.-Boson Post. And
New York furnishes the rings.-iibday argus. And
Connecticut furnishes the Jewell or could while
ago.-He,c Udrelt Register.
A Fitchburg (Iass lady, who does not believe in
Spirtualism, is unwilling medium, and sees what
IL going on among her ncighbors. although she may
be visiting many miles away. In trance she
Gently discovered scandalous social case. This 10
on the authority Of the Boston Globe.
Washington Stdr:-''Senator Shields, of Mis-
souri,, drew his pay and mcage-somc S4OO-on
Saturday and laid it on his dcsk leaving 1t there
when he left the Chamber. Tho money was cared for
by page who took charge of 1t uatil the owner
turned up. The Senator did not know of his loss
until his attention called to it, and then he was
10th to believe it,"
Denver Tribune" They tell me Lealyillc is pretty
high up remarked Dcnveritc to a visitor from
the carbonate field High up' calculated the other.
well. should say. The air is thin that you've
got to fan it TO to get square breath. Why.
/ live sorter in valley but many time when
went home at night had to push a cloud from tho
from. door to get in -
Some of the southern papers-the Columbia g. CO.
Register, for instance-talk in two-column editorial
articles about tho downtrodicn principles OF Cal.
houn and all that sort of stun. When such papers
got away from a 81 stem OF hero worship which can
not by any possibility extend wider than fcw
States their ncghborhoods will attract the money
and enterprise of men who have no time to 20
around aaspna the names of half forgotten politi-