The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-14
PERSONAL.

New London, Conn.
Bishop Odenheimer, of New Jersey, Is
steadily regaining his health.
Tilton and Whitelaw Reid were early
rivals for the hand of Elizabeth.
Miss Edith Fish has been distinguish
ing herself as an amateur actress.
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg is slowly
recovering from very severe illness.
Ole Bull is sixty-tve years old, and he
has collection of twenty-iour hGdles.
George Cruikshank, the veteran paint
er, has just celebrated his silver we'd
ding.
Rev. e. ii. Capen will be inaugurated
President OF Tufts College the first week
in June.
Senator Booth, OF California, is visit
ing friends in Boston and other New
England cities.
Paymaster Blaine, brother of Speaker
Blaine, has been assigned to duty at
Helena, Montana.
A. L. Stewart is worth SAC, 1000, 900, and
has no son to squander it, or daughter
to marry it away.
Mrs. ). W. McCollister is proprietor.
and Lille q. Darst editor, of the Circle
vile Ohio) Herald.
Col. Forney was recently entertained
at dinner, in Rome, by Consul General
and Mrs. Dahlgren.
Ex-Judge Mexican is so well pleased
with Utah that he proposes to make his
residence in Salt Lake City.
Bishop Grace, of Minnesota, and
Junius Henri Browne sailed from New
York for Europe on Saturday.
Mr.. James Parton, has bought a house
at Newburyport, Mass, and Will take up
his residence there in future.
Miss Antoinette Sterling was married
on Sunday last, in London, to Mr. Nc
klnley, an American gentleman.
Mr. Jonn beavers. OF BOURBON county,
Kentucky, has in his possession.a watch
1913 years Old, being made in 1722.
Bouclcault has sold the right of "The
Shaughraun" Tor the Canadas TO A. Nc
Dowell, an energetic young actor.
Mrs. Cheney, mOtner-in-law of the
late Horace Greeiy, died u tew days
since at her home in Litcntield, Connec-
tIcut.
Dr.. Francis Dondie, well known as an
author OF many medical works, died on
March 2l, i'll Delaware county, Pa, aged
eighty.
Rev. Henry Coggswell, a former Royal
Arch Mason ana lecturer in The Uraer,
mas renounced aud denounced Freema-
sonry.
Miss Anna Louise Cary, according to
report, has received an offer 70 sing at
81. Petersburg the coming season Oh her
own. terms.
General W. W. Belknap, the Secretary
OF W al, VIII soon make u trip 10 Y eliuw-
stone PARK, in company WIth General
Sheridan.
Prince Blucher, son of the famous
Fled MarshaI, oied on March =, AZ had--
nau, i'll Austria, ut tue aye OF seventy
elght years.
Miss Sallie Frclinghuysen, youngest
daughter OF the New Jersey Senator,
will be married next fail " = son vi Hon.
Bancroft Davis.
President MacMahon has conferred
the cross OF cuevaiier of the Legion vi
Honor upon the celebrated yIUlInist,
Henry Vieuxlemps.
EX-Congressman Shellabarger, OF
ONO, and Wilson, Of Indiana, have
formed law partnership and opened AN
otice in Washington.
Victoria Bunsen Is the latest Yedish
Nightingale. Sne is singing al Copen-
hagen, and is said to have a temper as
sweet as her VOICE.
Bret Harte's mother, Mrs. Elizabe til
Ostrander Williams, was buried in
Greenwood cemetery, from Grace
chapel, n. Y, recently.
DR.. Calhoun, the veteran missionary
of the Presbyterian Churcn in SYRIA, eX-
poets TO return to the United States
next month tor a brief visit.
Old Jefferson Davis and Capt.
Ulysses s. Grant, are invited to re-
union OF the officers of the Mexican war
in Austin, Texas, on The Sth OF May.
M0Ouy, the reyiyalist, is SAID Dy
London writer 10 have shreWdness anu
presence Of mind, very familiar style
and a good deal Of Yankee sanltr0id.
President Grant recently purchased
$40. 1000 worth OF real estate III Prince
Georges county, Maryland, few miles
from Washington, W Use as a Stock
farm.
Judge Martin Grover, of the New
York court OF Appeals,ls said to be SO Sc
rlously i'll that tears are entertained
that his services ON the bench are CON-
cluded.
Judge Loring, of Massachusetts, who
has been member OF the United States
Court OF CLAIMS Tor many years, mas
signited his intention or reslgning next
summer.
Colonel Barnwell Rhett, formerly edi-
tor OF the New Orleans Picayune, and
more recently Resilient of HunLsvlIl
Ala, will soon re-enter the journalistic
held at Dallas, RAPIDLY growing city OF
Texas.
Mrs. Oglesby, the wife of the Illinois
Senator, is So ioyely that a correspond
ent Is puzzled to tell whether ner beauty
is in Tue large, dark eyes, with their SOFT
luster, or the pretty mouth that il al
ways smiling,
Professor J.. Il. Nourse, of Washing
ton, key.Je z. Thompson, Rev. N. Bier
ring, OF the Greek Church, Oh New YORK,
ana Rev. William Z. Morgan, Will repre-
sent the American Geographical So
ciety at the forthcoming Congress in
Paris.
Jesse Sheppard is a vocalist who has
been attracting attention i'll Washing
ton. His voice is SAID not to be human
at all but to run from deep mellow
bass to a soprano like two superhuman
voices ia one.
Rev. james A. Woodward, having re-
signed the parishes Of Hope church,
Fort Madison and Grace church, Mont
rose, as also his chapiaincy of the Iowa
State Penitentiary, has removed to Farm
Riuge, LaSalle county, Ill.
Mr.. BoucicauIt has been retained for
w allack's theater next season. He will
dispense with the regular company SO
long the great feature of this house. The