The New York herald., 1879-09-22
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.


The following Americans were registered at tho
Paris office of the HERALD Saturday. September
20, 1896
Applebaugh. W. K. Now York. No. Avenue Dc
POpera.
Beknap. II. r.. Iowa. splendide Hotel
Bartels. J. ". New Orleans Continental Hotel.
Brown, C. NJ, New York, Hotel du Rn0ne.
Brown NJ and wife, New York. Continental Hotel.
Brgg Mrs. B. L., New York. Hotel de Lille ct dAl-
bion.
Craig. John Moorhead Neuville. Now York. No. a
Rue Larribe.
Carey, Henry, New York, Hotel saint-Germain.
Cafe, George. New York. No. Rue Provence.
Ca.kins Miss E.. New York. Continental Hotel.
Dodd, David, New Jersey. Continental Hotel.
Doyle, w. b., Massachusetts,. Hotel Dominica.
Elverson James. ana family, New York. Hotel
Meurice
Fiske, F. A.. Massachusetts. splendide Hotel.
Folger. j. A., California. Hotel Binda.
Flint, Mrs. j. NJ, Massachusetts. 35 Rue Berri.
Flagg. j. H.. Washington. Hotel Dominica.
Fiske Joseph D.. New York. Splendide Hotel.
Grimes, john New Jersey. Hotel Monte quieu.
Grimes. Miss Carrie New Jersey. Hotel Montes-
quieu.
Hochkofer. Miss e. A.. California. Hotel Binds.
Houston. H. NJ, and family. California. 81 Rue
Monceau.
Horgan w. p. Minnesota, Hotel Corneile.
Haines 8. A.. New York. Grand Hotel.
Humphrey, Miss Eva, New York. Continental
Hotel.
Johnson. E. r.. Massachusetts,. Hotel Dominici.
johnson. E. NJ. New York, Hotel Meurice.
Jocelyn Captain, United States Army, Hotel des
Deux-Mondes
Legay, Charles, New York. No. is Avenue Messine.
Lounsburg. P. c.. New York, Continental Hotel
Lounsburg. Mrs. J. b., New York. Continental
Hotel.
Lord, Frank, New York. Continental Hotel.
Mercer, A. Clifford New York. No. 80 Rue Pas
quier.
Morganstern. DIR. E.. New York. Grand Hotel
Norton, J. T., and wife, New York, Hotel du Louvre.
Pike. H. D.. Maiue Continental Hotel.
Paize, Nathaniel. Washington. Continental Hotel
Parker. j. F., New York. No. IS Rue Berri.
Reynolds. 7. W.. and wife. New Jersey. Hotel de
Mate.
Russell, Mrs. E. p. New York. Continental Hotel.
Rulter, Don Thomas, and family, New York.
Continental Hotel.
Steele A. H., New York, Hotel de Londres
Sutherland. Miss New York. Hotel dc PAthenee
Stein. A.. and wife, New York. Hotel de rAthenee.
Stephenson, F. W., and wife. New York, No. 81
Boulevard Haussmann.
Smith. G. G. A., and wife, New York. Hotel wag-
ram.
Taylor. W. g.. and family. Pennsylvania, Cont.
mental Hotel.
Warren Mrs., New York. Continental Hotel.
King Humberto of Italy means to recruit at Ma
deira.
Secretary McCrary will 60 on his vacation to Iowa
about October /.
Tennyson's son, Lionel. changes his name and
takes his uncle's property.
It is said that Senator Mcdonald Of Indiana. would
like to be Vice President of the United States.
The Duke Of Edinburgh is going to superintend
naval for 1000 year. with perquisites,
After the German Emperor leaves Metz he wilt7
pay OF his occasional visits to his wife at Baden.
Ex-Governor Shepherd. of Washington. will rec,
turn from Arizona aud New Mexico about the LIST Of
October.
Count von Moltke knows something Of English
literature. thinks highly Of Shakespeare. but more
highly of Miss Braddon.
Senator James G. Blaine buttons his blue coat
around the waist and Is puffy the cheeks beyond
his iron-gray whiskers.
Lord BeaconsAeld is reported by Paris paper to
have chad long interview with his physician. ~
his fretfulness causes much alarm"
Since Senator Zach Chandler has read Mr.. Hayes
salwart speeches he is willing to acknowledge that
the President q fighting colonel.
Before the British ambassadors make any terma
about Zululand it would be we'll for them to dis
cover whether Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines has any
claim on the country.
A young British officer. fresh from South Africa
says the war was every exciting-far more than
fox hunting" He adds. II aatter myself that put
end to the career OF six promising young Zulus.
Comte de st. Waller. now Ambassador to Berlin.
was at deaths door. When the Emperor heard
1t, "Poor st. vallier." said he II must name him
Plenpotentiary. That win console his family"
The Count got well and kept the appointment
President drevy, who used to ring the bell for
order in tho French Chamber, lately talking
with mason about bricks and mortar II suppose,
like myself" said the latter. "that you tho
building lne." "Not exactly" was NJ. Grevy's re-
ply. "but much of my time has bean engaged -
Versailles on ma sonnerie"