The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-10
PERSONAL.


sale.
Isabella looms up formidably now that
her son is King.
, The Pope's confidential physician" is
an Engishman.
Miss Emily soldene is Mrs. John Pow
ell when 'at home"
The Princess Louise and husband
talk OF visiting America next sumpier.
Hole-in-the-Day's two daughters are
attending u mixed school i'll milwaukee,.
Nilsson owns property in Boston, and
has been assessed $4,000 for "betLer-
nents.p
At. Stewart takes his meals at home
before go ng to q public dinner in ord er
to avoid dyspepsia.
Mr.. Staney Haseltine, of Philadelphia,
Is the American who has the handsolnest t
studio in Rome. 1t Is in the Palazzo
Altieri, Piazza del Gtsu.
King Kalakaua says be actually re-
ceived several proposals of marriage in
Washington ana other cities.
Harriet Mary Churchill, daughter Of
the late General Horace Churchill, and
great-granddaughter Of Sir II bert Wal
pole, died in December in her ninety.
Irst year.
Rev. DR.. McClosky, the new Professor
at Princeton College, and late oil Belfast,
ed cordial welcome from the faculty
and students.
Tennys0n appreciates the fact that he
has made his name more famous than
any title can make IL. The man who
created the knights. of the Round Table
Is unwilling W become u knight of glover
grade.
Gu,llaime Guizot has officially offered
to M. Rouner, representative of the En-
press Eugenie, ninety-six thousand
francs in payment Ut his "debt" to the
late Emperor, but the money has been
declined.
Don Ireneo Alfonso Jose Aicala y
Sonzas de Sanchez POntevide do Arran
cies, Count de Veias and de MiragueZ,
Marquis OF Lomas and of Sebaida, is
married.
Oifenbpck is tifty-four years old; is 9
ST. ghtly bull, retned looking gentleman,
with a general aspect OF i'll health and
melancholy. lie has written eighty
operas, comprising $50 acts and has orig,
mated u new school in music.
Queen Victoria has granted pension
| OF t50 year.to the widow of Giovanni
Battlsta Falcieri, the faithful servant o
| Lord Byron, celebrated in the writings
vi the great poet, as well as in those OF
Moore, Rogers, and Shelley, by the name
| Oi "Ilta."
Albani says that the lily of the valley
Is her fayorite flower. When the Rus
SANS finally learned this preference
| they draped the railway car in which
| she took her departure with the green
leaves and white bells OF this pet of the
garden.
Mr. Bayard Taylor, has returned to
New York from the West. During eighl
| weeks he lectuIed every night except
| Sundays, and travelled on an average o
1000 miles each weak. lie has lecLuret
eignty-tbree times since last fail, ant
has iorty-four more engagements.
Missions popularity has been very
much impaired in Paris by her very pc
culiar conduct in the matter of the open
| Ing of. tue opera house. They say lh,
| Parisians don't care now whether She
sings Tor them again or not. III this il
the case Nilsson will be anxious TO war
BILE Tor them at the earliest opportunity
| The Crown Princess of Germany has
presented as Christmas gift to the wild
0w OF Professor Sehwabe, late Director
OF the Berlin Statistical Office, in recog-
milton of his active assista,Ice to The
Crown Princess's efforts for the amelio
ration of the social position OF women
Ian annual addition Of 2O0 thalers to hel
pension.
Mr.. William 8. Fitch, father of Lieu
tenant Thomas Fitch, United State,
| Navy, whose marriage to Miss Minnie
| Sherman, daughter of Genersl Sherman
created such Q str ip the fashionable
world, departed this life Feb. 7 at hi.
home in GreenpOint at The age of fifty
six years. He mad been suffering for
| long time with cancer in the stomach
and although confined for several weeks
| to his house his death was sOmewha
unexpected. At the time OF his demise
| he enjoyed the full use of his faculties
and was surrounded by his vile an(
three daughters. Lieutenant Fitch
however, was absent, looking alter his
wiIe's diamonds. Mr.. Fitch was born
| in Ireland and came to this country al
an early age.
| Lord ST. Leonards, formerly Lore
High Chancellor OF England, recent,
| died at tue age of "a years. There mus
| be som thing favorable in longevity il
the holding Of the Lord Chancellorship
Tor Lord Lyndhurst, who held it severa
times, died in his ODD year, and Lore
Brougham, another Chancellor, died u
the age Oh 80. Lord Eldon, who held th'
| Cnancellorship so long, died in S7tt
year; Lord Erskine was at the close o
his 74th year when he departed; Lore
| Campbell died in his SD, and Lord Truro
in his "a year. All these nobleman helt
the office in this century. Lord st. Leon
ard exceeded all the others in length Q
| days. He was best known as Sir Ed
ward Sugden, his first title.
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