The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-06
PERSONAL.

Belknap will buy larm in California
George William Cur is does not beIiev
in flDunces.
Mrs. Baxter is making reform speeche
IN Barry County, Micn.
Leon Y. Escosura, the Spanish painter
is coming u America.
Gilmore, with his band, are booked fo
the Paris Exposition in 1878.
George Alfred Townsend, the CORE
spohdent, Is thirty-fve years old.
Dio Lewis has been teaching Califor
MA ladies how to wear their clothes,
MISS Florence Marryat, the English
novelist, has been bitten in the face by a
dog. ~
Miss Thinn, of Wisconsin, weighs four
hundred and seventy tive poun.ss. What
mlsnorner!
Mr.. Bayard Taylor notices that Will
liam Ill. Seward is the first New Yorker
10 pc honored with a statue in New
York.
The Comte de Paris has become a
member of the Southern Historical Soci'
ely of Richmond, Va, and has been
elected an honorary member of the Penn.
sylVanla Historical Society.
Miss Emma g. TAursby's services are
III greater demand than ever for con.
certs this season and at increased
figures. Her New England time for two
weeks in November has been nearly
hlled by the Redpath Ly ceum Bureau.
Rev. William Alvin Bartlett was well
comeu as pastor of the Second Presby-
terian Church in indianapolis IasL sun.
day by an overflowing congregation.
His morning text was, "God forbid that
should glory, save in the cross of our
Lord Jesus Christ"
MIR. Crosses, welLknown writer in
the Edinburg Review, proposes to prove q
mat the Annals of Taeitus are a for
gerry, that it was impossible for Tacitus
10 nave penned them, and that they were
written by one Braeeioli, sometim es
known by the name OF Poggius.
Stephen Birch, miller, came to Amer
lea from Canterbury, England, many
years ago and married Margaret Law, OF
ONO. Two children were born-a boy
VINO was named Stephen and a girl,
Old stephen died and the Young man
hnds himself heir TO large estate in
England. His sister, who is probably
living i'll Ohio, has not yet been found.
Mr.. Tupper, the Proverbial Philoso.
pher, intends to remain in the United
states about six months. His route is
not as yet defined, but it will include the
principal American cities. In New
ork City he will be the guest of Rev. r.
De witt Talmage, and will PROBABLY
make MS hrst pu0iic appearance in the
pulpit OF that eminent divine, His for
ner visit to the United States occurred
n 1851, when he spent three months in
he country.
Prince John Doria Pamfili, called in
tome "Glannetto," son and heir of the
'rlnce Doria Pamtili, who visited this
country some years ago, when a famous
Medallion" dinner was gwen him by a |
Gentleman then prominent in the world |
II the New York fashion, is on his way |
o Eng g'and to marry the heiress of a
'reat catholic house. He is himself the |
on OF beautiful Eaglishwoman of the |
llghest rank, Lady Mary Talbot, whose |
lister married the Prince Borghese.
Princess de Metternich is as frolic.
ONE as was Marie Antoinette. A Paris
of the Philadelphia Tele-
raph says that her last freak was to 90
ut TO lunch in the forest near Marien-
ad III cart drawn by oxen, the cart.
arness, animals and all being covered |
With garlands OF flo ~ ers. while Madame
e Metternich. dressed as a Vatican
hepherdess. herself drove the oxen, di-
Getting their movements with her rose
Ireathed crook. Her guests, VINO occu-
led seats i'll the. cart, were ali arrayed
, vatican costumes TO correspond with