The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-31
PERSONAL.

M TSs LtHCOlu HOW 1lFluS
with friends in California.
Charles S. Parnell, NJ, p. of Ireland is
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York.
Mir. Beecher advises young men not to
run in debt, adding, "But if you feel
that you must run in debt, let it be for a
little home,"
Caleb Gushing is reported as saying of
the prospect in Europe, "War seems to
be inevitable. People want it and they
ought to be gratitied."
Anastasius Green, the poet, has died,
leaving a large amount oil money to a
university. Messrs. Tupper and Whit.
man need not therefore despair.
Mr.. Belars says that the sincere art
ist will ask himself, "Am l doing this
because really enjoy it and think it
worth doing or only because l think 1t
will be popular"
Mrs. Harriet Prescott Spoford is de-
scribed by paragrapher as "large-
minded little person, with beautiful
eyes, sweet voice, and most refined
and womanly manners"
Mr.. Ell. Stanton, son OF the late Sec
retary Stanton, who has occupied the
position OF Attorney for the District OF
Columbia since the formation of the
present District Government, has ten-
dered his resignation.
John Brougham greatly admires the
nobler sorts OF brutes, and taking the
other day OF hlgh-minded lions anu
mean men, he epigrammaticaly said,
"lan is a monOpolist of an Immortality
he is not sure he possesses"
Count Oovarof, of Russia, is prepar.
iI1u q work for mn i'm MoG-
COW, on the "Stone Age in Russia" u
suDjecv for which vast amount OIL ma
terial has accumulated of late years
which has never been utilized.
Colonel Chester, who has been wri-
Jing about the peculiarities OF WeStmin-
isler abbey, has discovered that Major
Andres remains were brought from
America and inferred in the abbey in
1921, by direction ofthe Duke of York.
Mile. Christine Nilsson has left Co
penhagen, and has proceeded to Ham
burg. 1t is stated that during the late
visit which she paid to her native village
OF WeXio, in Sweden, she settled a
handsome annuity on her old parents.
Mrs. Bridget Fay, female pauper in :
mate Of Longford Work-house, Eng
land, climbed up the face OF the Work
house like a cat, and rang bell at a
height of thirty OF forty leet for three
hours, in defiance Of the Work-house
master.
Prince Gortschakotf speaks English,
French and German almost as If each
were his native tongue; knows the pol
icy, traditions and popular character
istlcs OF each nation, and is able to CAL
culate in advance the effect OF every po-
litical movement.
Theodore Tilton is said to be looking
worn, as though his many troublesawere
making their mark on his once tue ply
sique. Els eyes are sunken and encir.
cled by deep shadows. His shoulders
are slightly STOPPING, while the rich
curls which float over them are flecked
with gray.
George Sand, in her autobiography
does justice to the eXcellent effects o.
needlework on the moral tone-''L think
that this exercise has a natural attrac.
ton for us, an inviucIble charm, which |
nave ielt at every period OF my lite, and
which has cften tranquilIzed my strong.
est agitation"
Miss IdaY ardley publishes the fact,
in the Chicago Tribune, that she wears
"a chemiloen made of fne, soft twilled
waterproof ,clotn, light drab in ealor,
with neck, bottom of sleeves, and draw.
ers finished with an embroidered seal
lop in silk or velvet" The garment,
she eXplains, combines chemise and
drawers.
DR.. Kenealy seems well-nigh to have
run his race. The London members OF
the Magma Charter League have de-
nounced him as a traitor, and at the
last meeting at Manchester, alter a
very disorderly me eting, an amendment
declaring tnat jnstlce was fully met by
the Tichborne trial was supported by a
strong minority of those present.
Judge Younger. AN uncle of the out
laws Of that name, apologies tor his
nephews, and charges all the blame to
the James boys. he says: "TheY were
going to the British Dominion, where
they hoped TO get sQHething to do, and
settle down in peace. On the way there
the James boys got to gambling and lost
all their money; they Borrowed all the
rest the party had, and .iost. The James
boys swore they wouldn't travel with
out money, and resolved on the bank
robbery"
Mr.. Charles Reade, the novelist, was
lately summoned at Hammers Po-
lice Court, at the instance OF the Full
ham Board OF Works, for the sum of
f32 As. 3D., proportionate expenses for
the compulsory repair of the Maryland
and Cunningham Roads, Shepherds Bush.
MIR. Reade disputed the claim on the
ground that he had absolutely conveyed
10 his brother the house in regard to
which the assessment was made. Upon
examination OF the deed OF conveyance
put in, Mr.. Paget held that the claim
was made good against Mr.. Charles
Reade, who said he would "obsy the
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