The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-02-17
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

The following Americans registered at the
Paris Office Of tho HERALD on Saturday.
Berking, Pauline c.: Newark. 80 Rue Labruyere.
Clark. W. A.. Montana. Grand Hotel.
Darling Miss Bessie. New York. Grand Hotel.
Gignoux. Charles c.. Colorado. Grand Hotel.
Heaton. A. g.. Philadelphia 16 Rue dc Bruxelles.
Horn. Sallie M. Philadelphia, SO Rue Labruyere.
Hunter. McBurney. New York. Hotel de rAthenee.
Lyman. Arthur. New York. 20 Avenue Friedland.
Keener, Dr.. w. H.. Baltimore, Nd. IS Avenue
Josephine. I.
Lalance. c.. woodhaven. Grand Hotel.
Lockland. Il j., st. Louis Grand Hotel
North. Harold New York. &c Avenue Friedland.
Ratings Mrs. c.. New York. Grand Hotel.
Rondone p, Now York. Continental Hotel.
weidneck. A. G., Illinois. Is Rue Chatelain.
Mr.. Robert c. winthrop. of Boston. is at tho Fifth
Avenue Hotel
shadow before-democratc papers are CRITICS.
ing Gruntism. why2
Even Kafnr chiefs have some rights that England
does not feel bound to respect.
What astonishes US ia to find that John Kelly is o
good man and at the time Is not fool
Almost every exchange paper that we take up has
for tho heading of its leading editorial article Local
Taxes"
Posturing before people doesn't mako q fool hny
more Of o philosopher than be was previous to the
posturing.
When lady permits clergyman to kiss her. as she
would not permit layman to kiss her. she IL making
O very thin excuse for being kissed.
New Jersey papers talk about tho unwisdom and
tho crimes of boards of frechodcrs-that s tho few
papers that have any courage lett talk about these
things.
When wo humans arc asked for q dollar to help
bury poor fellow. shell out immediately; but
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dollnr 10 the poor fellow before he died.
Missouri would like 10 dispute with Ohio about
being the central political state Of the Union Mis-
souri, has politics enough and ought to beat Ohio
on the businesske principle OF selling rotten apples
with the few good ones at the top.
'R. @. T." It Is not nice proper to stick your
napkin down under Jour collar IL you trying
70 put on undergarmcnt The man who cannot
protect his shirt front without q napkin ought to
practise in gymnasium. Tho place for tho napkin
II your lap.
II In noticeable that political interests arc evory-
where narrowng-thatis. becoming localized. Where
In tho flush times of ten years ago. could politi
caly fsston their minds nothing lower than
United States Senator or Cabinet oficcr they have
come to critcisng the doings OF aldermen. supcrvi-
sors and pound keepers.
Tho st. Louis GLOBE. Democrat has an oditor who ha
ride In Of these Pullman cars costs about 50
day. and the St. Louis editor thinks that 81 day
would be enough. considering that the company
makes too much money
Tho feelings of the American people are, wo be-
iicve against special legislation through which many
of the frauds Of State Hobbies arc committed. Tho
moment you destroy the system of special icgisla-
ton that moment there will be no need for little
local lobbyists in Trenton. Albany. Madison Harris
burg and other State capitals.
Buffalo Ezpre.;-'Considering that tho Southern
people have no claims. tho NEW YonK HERALD IL lost
In wonder at their abuse of General bragg for In
ssting that Southern chims shall not bo paid Can.
not the HERALD understand that there is such thing
as principleg Though. to be sure. nobody seems to
know what's become of It,"
Apropos Of General Sherman's letter about the
South ia II not about time that Northern people who
go South should stop complaining that they Do not
get social recognitonf The social recognition may
not be worth anything; at least plucky man would
not complain because he did not gct.it Pucky men
are usually pretty good company for themselves.