The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-01


Erastus Brooks has Deaduiul Staten
Island home.
Mr.. Silyertooth, of Texas. is a lawyer,
instead Of being IL dentist.
Ghazi Mukhtar is not so much In the
Ghazi business us he was.
MIR. Samuel Bowes is not yet able
either 10 see his friends or to resume hi
journalistic work.
William Hayes Tison, OF the old Sa-
Vannah banking house Of TlsOn IL Gor-
don, died Saturday.
NJ. de FOurton is a middle aged, thick.
set MlnisLer, with Il bald head aud u
voice like q dinner gong.
General Benjamin f. Butler has lust
passed his tiIty-ninCh birthday; but ms
years do not take his energy with them.
DR.. Leonard Bacon has prepared pa
per on Yale College for the next meet.
ing Of the New Haven Colony Historical
Society.
Mr.. d. Jenkins, N. z. for Falmouth,
got married not long ago, and made ~
money moon trip TO Bulgaria to observe
personally the horrors of the war.
John 7. Rutledse, the Memphis COM
poser, has paraparased Robert Emmats
epltaph for the title to his latest ballad.
"opeak Kindly OF Me when Pm Dead"
Mr.. Talmage declares Gin the name of
Almighty God tNat NO man has q rigsht
to be worth 100000, 600" ana the rising
generation OF journalists feels diseuur-
aged.
Judge Waite is very fond of walking.
and nearly always walks portion If
not all The way 10 the Capitol, when he
is going to the supreme Court Chamber
III the morning.
Nj. John McCulIough, the actor, who
mas been calling upon the President.
7ays tnat Mr.. Hayes has remarkably
thorough acquaintance with the works
OF Shakespeare.
Mr.. Hewitt will not get his corn
kitchen set up at tne Paris Exposition,
uhIesa at private expense, in which case
FrenGhmen Will be shown BY Hewitt
now We chew il.
General Grant is having his portrait
painted IN Pdrls BY MI. ieuly, who is
ce eGtalhly one OF the few exceedingly
successful American artists. lie ap-
pea IS never 10 lack orders.
R9Y. L. W. March, missionary OF the
presbyterian Board in Mount Lebanon,
SYRIA, mas arrived in this country on Il
shofI visit. lie is the son Of Rev. DE-
D""lel MarGN, Of Philadelphia.
Won Moltke plays whist nearly eynrv
evening, and also devo,es an hour TO
music. He has cultivated ear Tor Il
solder, and is especially fond OF the
com com ioslCiohs O1 Beethoven, Menuelseohn
anu 0cnuDe't'
Charles Sumner was not a woman,s
man. story sAys OF him: 20, aII the
tn'sit Lien ever hne" az ms age, he was the
,r",,'or P''p'o W tLe chafms OF
r,,o,, ~. ,.,,'d ,-4on no llAeG nest, ana Win
'NeAh ne Ple'effeu 10 Iaih."
bar0h Rpthschlid, OF Frankfort, leads
hetr hrupp, the great cannon founder,
Ia lhe current years revenue taX-list oI
. me ne uerhlah tae empire. The Baron's tax Is
Iniia.m,vnec M rantr upr pro- ~ a oiiesIan
NJ 'A't"' WIN f1o, ooV'
hichafG ana Sarah Gregory, of Union
county. n.y., celebrated the tiltie4h an
hlFefsaIy ol their marriage last week,
ana SAID Lhey didn't recoileCt ever to
nave spoken CROSS word TO each other,
W Ell, such tulngs OugaC to be forgotten.
hlr. Henry Nj. Staney is to be given
tofmaI reception in London by the Royal
0e0SraphlcSL society, ana at the first
OF olAaty meeting Of tue society, in Jam
u"Iy, ne Is expected to read u paper
. . u u ulNItNS : up MS laDors ana their sclen-
Vlhc ana COMMERCIAL results.
Mr.. Eyarts' latest: He passed tho
White House with a friend. s.Ih n lit
and substantial! home for The President y
SAID the latter, son. yes. suid tha Sar
RET ary, "lt is plenty large enough for tue
tosluenI 10 IlV6 IN, Unless the Senate
WIGS w i've Chele Iou."
Senefelder, the inventor Of lithon-
raphy, has Just had anew monuma3t
unveiled 10 his memory in Muninh "a,
died in 1884, Too moor to oct the n,oon1
of printing his own works hn snn 'h'
some cheaper mode of muItinIying
comics, and by nanny arriIai,t' 'r7 ir
vented litlopr6Dhy 'N
WILTON Cn,1a, nnu. ..,
Z, w IH4"m ti Nu'leH bryant thinks w. w.
the sister arts OF scuIntlira ana nne,rv ~ -
and calls MIN "a great eenius.n Tbho
New York Sun thInks Hr. Storv an
born, need not hava anna oII
the way from Rome To tell Amari.an
sculptors tuat their chief charnctarIstinS
were "literuiism and trlyialItv.V
Nark p,ttiso, +ho ,ohoI.n,'
r 800 ona' "D'i'on' Vne sonoiafiy rector OF
lhat nann,o roah Ia VutaO"st{ lof tho lac1
',1aU aSoano - W. LUNA ~ ~ 10 1uaI we
hia onnr' Po oi, M e"s ion Tue teffl-
rnnrsa tn hooI, W. on"o ~ We naFe re-
f,a,D, O. SH", hoV