The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-31
PERSONAL.

Darnum lectureu IN DanDury lasC
| week.
Ristori first appeared as comic ac-
tress.
Miss Louisa Moore has reappeared on
the stage.
DeKoven takes his defeats good
humoredly.
Nelson is studying new play called
"Spare the Birch.'
Ex-Governor Douglas, of Connecticut,
| is at Los Angeles.
Bowen is the only Plymouth man who
| remains imperturbable.
Justiniano Roxas, aged 1923, died at
Santa Cruz on Thursday.
Miss Rose Hersee has reappeared In
| English opera in London.
| Mr. Q. b. Bishop has made "hit' as
Pistol in Henry v at Booths.
I'll. b. Clafin begun life with energy,
and now has $4,000, 600 or more.
Robert Collyer's idea of education is
based on .s'more fun ana less study"
Belocca, Strakosch's promising young
prima donna, knows but four operas.
The Duke and Duchess of Sutherland
have been to pay visit to Garibaldi.
Admiral Porters daughters dash
| around the Capital in basket phaton.
Joachim the violinist, has reappeared
| at the Crystal Palace concerts, London.
Mr.. Joseph Jefferson will make his
second professional trip to England in
July.
Miss Lavinia Goodell, of GAINESVILLE, is
| the only ''Notaryess Publickess" in Wis
| consin.
Daniel Webster, during his public liie,
received over $l,0OO0OO in gifts from his
| friends.
''Brick" Pomeroy, who has had a
very severe spell of sickness, is now re-
covering.
| Ex-Comptroller Connolly, of the Tweed
ring, is in Cairo, Egypt, living in gorg-
eous style.
Miss Emily Faithful has been lectur.
ing to large audiences in the North OF
England.
Grace Greenwood rises to explain that
she is not the wife of Lippincott, the
publisher.
President Grant expects to pay o visit
to his Missouri farm as soon is spring
really opens.
General John 9. Fremont has deter
mined to locate permanently in Virginia
City, Nevada.
Mi. Longtellow has nearly ready for
the press a metrical translation Of the
| Ni6eIungen Lied.
Mrs. Van Zandt recently sang Leon
ora in "TroVatore" in Boston, and was
| much applauded.
Luiz Nicolao Fagundes Varella, a
| talented Brazilian poet, died at Rio ia
neiro, February 10.
Sir Garnet Wolsely places Gen. Robt.
e. Lee even above the great German
| generals in ability.
| Pere Hyacinthe is lecturing at Lau-
same, Switzerland, on the Decalogue,
and is in feeble health.
President ID. q Gilman, of Hopkins
University, has been appointed annual
visitor to West Point.
| Rev. George Morrison, editor of the
| Presbyterian Weekly, has married Miss
Register, OF Baltimore.
| Mile. Venturoli. ten years ago fa-
nous dancer, is helpless and destitute
| paralytic in Philadelphia.
| Admiral Kellett, an Irishman, who
earned a brilliant reputation as an Artic
explorer, died receDtlyin Tipperary.
Victoria woodruff, and her sister
Tennie have again gone into the bank
ing business on Broad street, New York.
Henry q. Bowen's furniture and per-
sonal property in his residence in Brook
lyn has been attached on an execution
Tor $4,000.
Count and Countess B. Tyzkiewicz, of
Russia, who have been on bridal trip
to Havana and Florida, are stopping
IN New York.
Aristarche Bey, the Minister from
Turkey, is a handsome and intelligent
young man. He has full black beard
and brilliant eyes.
Miss Geneyieve's appearance in the re-
vival of "Rebecca" at at the Drury
Lane Theater, London, has been a
thorough success.
DR.. F. W. Reilly, Surgeon in the
United States marine hospital service,
has prepared report on the yellow fe-
yer epidemic of 1873.
| IZod O'Doherty was transported in
1S49 for publishing treason, and he is
now member OF the Parliament OF
Queensland, Australia.
John Mitcheps widow lived at sos
| Clinton avenue, in Brooklyn. She re-
ceived many calls of coincidence at the
news OF her bereavement.
| Clara Morris will play the heroine in
"Jane Shore" in San Francisco. This
tragedy although 200 years old, is unta-
| miliar to the stage OF to-day.
| w. s. OBrien, who now has mining
| interests in Nevada to the value OF
$250, 100000, is quite young, and was a
common laborer a few years ago.
Mr.. Longfellow will deliver poem at
the Commencement at Bowdoin College
this year, it being the tlftieth anniver-
sary of his graduation at that institu-
tion.
Verdi, the great composer, has a villa
near Genoa, on the shores Of the Medi-
terranean. He is much beloved by Ital-
ians, French, English, and American
residents.
Mr.. H. X. Browne, is to furnish CO.
lossal equestrian statue of Gen. Ma
thaniel Greene for the grounds of the.
State Capitol at Providence, r. l., re-
ceiving therefor $4,000.
Father Chiniquy, the priest who en-
braced Professionalism in Toronto, Can
ada, has received threatening letters,
warming him to desst from ministerial
labor in eight days ON peril of his life.
"George Sand" has been reading up
the Beecner-Tillon matter, and regards it
as an extraordinary confirmation of her
own ideas of social lite. She contem-
plates writing psychological novel on
It's incidents.
Daniels, the Massachusetts, billiard
champion, issues general challenge to
the New York experts, offering to play
Daily or Cyrille Dion for the odds OF 200
points in 900, Vignaux 800 in 700, Gar
nier 25O to 700, each game to be for $3.50
aside.
VIM. Mcpherson, alias Missouri Bill,
died in the military prison at Sill, Texas.
recently. Although having the reputa-
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