The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-01
GOSSIP


a iIan ou HiS iust legs euoulu wall
I with great sconomy.
When man bows to circumstance
he is forced to be polite.
Dom Piatt, the newspaper guerrilla
Is about to start for Europe.
When the'minstrei washes up after the
show hebecofnes dis.sabied,
The Arcadian has a queer rumo, tia
Lolita is studying Mrs. Macbeth.
A Boston beggar can solicit in fitteer
languages, but he can't say saw-horse in
4 one. ~.
Chicago has started Q Danish-N orwe
gian paperi name, the Hejmdal. Pro
nounce it.
Moneyis low and very idle, but it is {
respectable thing 10 have in the family
for all that.
The prospects are fair for very largt
peach crop In Maryland and Delawart
this season.
| As lopgas o bug is not invented to de
stroy strawberries and cream, we car
worry along. =,
The average American youth would
postpone an election any day for O game
of baseball. y.
Sir Moses Monte6ore, aged ninety-one,
Is about to make a journey from London
to Palestine.
Bessie Turner goes to Plymouth
Church, and attracts as much attention
as the pastor. ~
Philadelphia has 5000 professional
beggars, whose gains average more than
| $3 per day each.
Mr.. Eyarts is said to resemble the
busts Of Cicero in appearance ana some
say in eloquence.
The prospects are that green apples
and cholera will be about a month later
than usual this year.
There is nothing so effective IN bring
ing q man up to the scratch as healthy
and 'high-spirited flea.
"Earwreckonsileable was the way
youth ofPennsylvania of spelled the word
given out acA "mateh.'
The New York Graphic is accused o.
printing cut of Harriet Beecher Stowe
and calling it Red Cloud.
The High-school girls of ilford, Macs.
have agreed to attend commencement in
their everyday dresses.
Maryland mobs are composed OF the
l"best citizsns.n Darwin ought to ge
and take a look at them.
Average intelligence and pair o.
striped stockings, is all the stock in
trade croquet player needs.
Why is General Grant Like a hot po
tato? Because he smokes and doesn't
talk.-San Francisco Minstrels.
The overpowering heat in the Brook.
lyn courtroom is easily explained
\ There are SO many summers-up there.
Jump-up and run-away-and-then-
down again, is the name OF an Indian
chief VINO has just taken the war-path.
McCulloeh says forty millions oil
I Fl encbmen could subsist on that which
| forty millions of Americans throw away
The "airy, fairy Lillian" enshrined in
verse by Tennyson, is now Mrs. Raw.
| nesley and the happy mother of seven
children.
The average Chicago boy would rather
| chase ball for White Stocking than
| be presented with q scholarship in Yale
| College.
IA Michigan editor has been seat te
1 the Penitentiary Tor q year and a half
and 1t wasn't for publishing baseball
items either
They are trying to acclimate the Flor
ida cedar tree in Germany. It is the
1 only tree suitable for the manufacture oi
lead pencils.
Barghsh bin Said is the name of the
A Sultan of Zanzibar, and We are fully o.
4 the opinion that enough OF Barghash biI
Said already.
\ Hthe ladies take another reef in theil
1 dresses they will needto get outside O.
'em whep walking. They look Like a pan
Of one-legged pants.
'srhis hot weather is good for NIX" re.
marked afacetious young man yesterday
in horse car. "Yes, for pic-nix," re.
marked his companion.
1 The ages 60 whirling by into the vora.
cious eternity of the past, but it doesn'i
matter much to a woman who gets hel
hat fixed right at the first pop.
"Why, Jennie, you look good enough
to eat" said a loving husband tp his
wife one morning at breakfast. swell,
Pm eating as fast as can, ain'tIw >
~ don't think you were born to reform
| the world" said a married Boston lady
| to the new pastor, who was inclined to
praise her beauty rather too warmly.
Mr.W. Holman Hunt, the artist, lately
had a London organ-grinder fined for
annoying bin with his music. Sooner
or later justice asserts her supremacy.
"No," said Mrs. Podgers, ofBrooklyu,
very positively, ''if go into the country,
Mr.. Podgers goes with me. This city
amt no safe place to leave man alo ne
| ill.,"
In 1920 the average individual con
sumption of wine in France annually
| was sixty-two quarts; in 1858, eighty
| four quarts; in 1869, 100 quarts, and