The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-04
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Senator Chaaees of. Colorado. is improving in
health. ~ sssy ed sll.rs =. =. .lt.rr l.f.a
Sir Arthur shepney WIN aia TO day the Britan-a
mic for England q ss.lt n9Hsz1 haa hi
Captain Perry. of the steamer Britannia. will sail
for Europe to-day. lrod r. l lka
Speaker Samuel j. Randall of Philadelphis IL a.
tho New York Hotel. f t.l s5s 4ls As.
Mr.. Charles Francis Adams. Jr., of Quincy. Mass.s
is at the Brevoort House. $50 "a g
Governor Bishop. OF Ohio. has returned from his,
Canadian trip and Is in Cincinnati. "a
Mrs. Augusta Evans Wilson. the authoress. Is WIS.,
ting Mrs. Commodore Vanderbilt in this city. f
Tho Duke dc Magliano and Don Gulio Grazioli
Laute viii sail on tho steamer Britannia to-day.
The Emperor of Germany begins every morning
by reading his Bible and is extremely religious. 81
The marriage Of Mr.. Eugene Cowles. OF the Cleve.
land Ohio Leaer is announcedfor the 18th of thu
month.
Mr.. Gladstone is staying at Tegernsee. in Upper
Bavaria, with Count Arco and will shortly proceed
to Venice.
London Truth says that the story concerning any
divorce action on the part of Mr.. Langtry is mon
strously false.
The Philadelphia Record says the presents that
have accumulated in the Ledger office for General
Grant. during his absence. would I'LL two or three
wagons.
60 to of the small places the Gulf Of Genoa.
and the Queen Of England will probably sojourn
with her there.
Justice Swayne, of the United States Supreme
Court. Mr. Il. G. Stedmsn and Mr.. Joseph H. Choate
arrived from Europe yesterday the White Star
steamer Adriatic.
Captain Robert Charles Clipperton. tho present
British Consul ut Nantes. has been appointed Consul
for Great Britain in Pennsylvania. Ohio Indiana.
Michigan. Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin. to reside in
Philadelphia.
At Kennebec. Me-. considerable treasure has been
discovered buried ON the shores Of the river. Tho
man who is supposed to have . right to the money
says that his grandfather. named Granger. was .
crony of Captain Kidd. and that he had possession
Of papers and maps showing where millions Of
money buried.
Mr.. Hugh Hastings, editor of the Commercial Ad-
rertiser and gentleman of wide experience in State
politics. 10 writing political history of New York.
to extend from the organization of the State govern
ment down to the present date. The publication Of
the work. which will first appear serally. begun
In Mr.. Hastings paper of September %.
Mr.. j. b. McCullagh. editor of the st. Louis Globe
Democrat in explaining the meaning of the term
boom" In politics. he the hrst to use It,
and that no applied tho expression to tho Grant
movement in the Same sense that one would use IL
in speaking of Irresistible rise In In tho
spring of the year.. G., ''the river 10 boomingi"
tho river In rising)
London Truh:-"The husband OF the modern young
wife is not very important factor in the account
He exists because she bears his and cashes his
checks; but tho friends who intimate with hor
barely know him by sight, and he has been known to
have been addressed the waiter by tho man who
calls his wife by hor Christian name and goes with
her to tho millincr's when she chooses now cos
fumc for Ascot"