The New York herald., 1879-12-01
the time of execution and thereby sparing
them needless mental torture.
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

them needless mental torture.
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
The following Americans were registered at the
Paris Office Of the HERALD on Saturday, November
20. 1876
Bedell. J. O.. New York. Hotel de Baviere.
browning, Mortimer p. New York, No. "A Rue
Clichy.
Cavode. A.. Michigan. Hotel Bellevue.
Duf, J. c.. New York. Grand Hotel
Ehrichs. W. j.. New YORK. Hotel de l. Empire
Evans. L. E.. New York. No. 80 Rue Paquier
Fisher. F. c.. Chicago. Hotel de Bade
Farrell, James p. New York. Continental Hotel.
Gibbons. Frank. New York. No. "A Rue Clchy
Gibbons. Miss M. o., New York. No. A Rue Clichy.
Gibbons. Miss A., New York. No. A Rue Clichy.
Harris w. T.. and wife. New Jersey. Hotel Binda
Hart, Edward H.. Massachusetts,, Hotel de Rvol.
Harrington G. H.. Massachusetts. Hotel des Dsux-
Mondes.
Hall. s. j.. New York. Hotel de Baviere
Hess. Charles A.. New York. Hotel do rAthenee.
Heitman Miss Ida New York. Hotel des Deux-
Mondes
Hoffman. John T.. and family. New York, Hotel
Wagram.
Joy. G. L.. st. Louis. No. ST Rue Neuve des
Mathurins
Ketchum, S. B., New York. Grand Hotel
Knowles Il. NJ, New York. No. 80 Rue Paquier.
Knowles. Miss Jennie. No. 80 Rue Paquier.
King, Mrs. A.. and son. New York, Hotel Binda.
Lewis Mrs. j. ", and daughter. Ohio. Hotel dc
Rivol.
Levy. julius. New York. Hotel Bellevue
Lockhart. Robert. New York. Hotel de pAthenee.
Mansfield. L. E., New York. Hotel de Bade.
Price, Edward p. New York. No. 20 Boulevard
Haussmann.
Fighter. Miss +. c.. New Jersey. No. 50 Boulevard
Haussmann.
Renwick J. B.. New York. Grand Hotel
sidenberg. R.. New York. Hotel de rAthenee.
switzer. u. T., New York. Hotel Binda.
Schooling. A.. and wife. Now York. Hotel des Deux-
Mondes.
Salenbach. Henry. New York. Hotel de Baviere
Sears. j. Newton. New York, Grand Hotel.
Strauss. Adolf. New York. Hotel Violet.
Sears. Edward. and family. New York, No. 50 Boule
ward Haussmann.
Seymour Belden. Ohio. Hotel Binda.
Wierman. T. l.. Pennsylvania Hotel Bellevue.
Whittesey. F.. Connecticut. No. 50 Boulevard
Haussmann.
Mr.. Thomas McIlwraith, Premier of Queensland,
is at the Windsor Hotel.
An Irish member Of Parliament said to be witty
and literary. has just completed Irish drama.
The Swedish police recently arrested student on
q charge of threatening to shoot the Crown Prince.
u.
States Supreme Court. is at the Buckingham Hotel.
Count Lewenhaupt. Swedish Minister at Washing
ton, arrived from Europe yesterday. and is at tho
Clarendon Hotel.
The English government would like to know the
whereabouts Of the Russian General Abramof, who
recently crossed the Hindoo Koosh.
The Crown Prince ana Princess Of Germany. at
present in Italy. early risers cup about with
the lark and seldom rising later than six.''
London Whitehall Reriew hears that the Bishop Of
Manchester is about to lead to the hvmeneal altar
| agreeable ana accomplished young lady.
The Gear was terribly enraged when he heard Of
the defeat at Geek Tepe and threatened to cashier
General Lornakin for his unsklfulness and temerty
in attacking such a strong position with such an
insignificant number Of troops.
Mr.. r. A. Proctor has recently had an experience
which. though possibly not indicating any general
law, may probably do so. and thus be useful to
lecturers and to those who have to arrange lecture
details. He lectured in New York on Thursday No
vember 10, and in Brooklyn Saturday, November
o. and on neither had he any reason to be-
ieve. either from his own feelings in lecturing
from the behavior Of the audience that he was
below his usual average lecture form. But the
day between these he gave lecture to nne audi
ence at Poughkeepsie. which he emphatically
describes the worst he delivered, and thor
oughly unsatisfactory to himself IL must have
been to his audience. As he recognized falling of
in his health. and had had long firing journey:
but only the easy run to Poughkeepsie from the
Grand Central Depot he might have felt anxious lest
some mental mischief threatened. had IL
not been that the condition Of the Opera
House at Poughkeepsie suggested q less alarm
ing explanation. ''The Opera House." said
tho Poughkeepsie Daily Eagle. Of November ~. in
its report Of the lecture, "was most inefRciently
warmed" and writer in the Eagle Of November "a
says:-"The discomfort suffered by the audience
was considerable; but the lecturer. standing
draught-swept stage. was in q much more pitisble
copdtion." Fortunately for Mr.. Proctor's peace Of
mind. he recognized. in the intense cold, valid
PLANTATION Of the mental stagnation he had expert
enced. Only few minutes after the lecture he had
| said remarks the writer just mentioned 'I have
| lectured with the perspration streaming from my
| face without serious Inconvenience; but the cold
this evening put me hors de combat far powers
| of expression concerned. Had done
SO badly in New York my opening evening.
should have had but small audience ct subsequent
| lectures" Hence. lecture committees may learn
that although in the Of single discourse they
may safely reese the lecturer, they will do wisely
to make things warm on the hrst night Of course.
AMTICEME