The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-01
PERSONAL.
Gladstone hates clubs.

Gladstone hates clubs.
The Duke of Argyle has written an.
other book.
Lamar, it is said, only speaks in the
crisis Of debate.
Longfellow's gait is made up OF fits and
starts and saunters.
VIM. Lloyd Garrison is now quite ven
cradle In appearance.
John Habberton is the most fecund
book writer Of the day.
Prof. Huxley has overworked himself,
and is now quite an invalid.
Fernando Wood walks like a man
having his picture taken for a panor-
ANA.
Mr.. Sedley, editor OF the Round Table.
has been robbed OF $500 worth Of har.
ness. ..u
Wachtel, the eminent German tenor.
was at one time cab driver in Ham
burg. ei
Bishop Anthony, in Liberia, is said to
have haptiz I'd forty thousand Pagals ia
one day.
Deacon Richard Smith, OF Cincinnati.
now wears blue-glass spectacles. .-ENeW
| York Sun.
James Gordon Bennett is having gay
time in Paris, where lew persons know
of his escapade with May.
General Hancock is charged with hay-
ing tried to induce the San Francisco
Board Of Supervisors to give him pub
lie reception.
Mr.. E. e. Hale's new story is In tItls
sort OF paraphrase OF one OF MIR.
Blacks. 1t is called "rhe Adventures
| Of Pullman Car"
Prof. Barbour and party Of tweIVs
| students OF the University of VermOna
made the ascent OF Mansfield Mountain
on snow shoes the other day.
Mr. Brodhag, the German Consol Gen.
eral ct Geneva, Switzerland, is an
nounced as having left for America after
failing in business, with a million france
Of Liabilities. .. .n ~
| William f. Dodge, William Walter
Phelps, aud a number OF other New
York gentlemen heavily concerned in
Texas railways, have gone to Houston
10 protect their interests. Mr. Dodge 10
said to be the largest lumber owner In
the United States.
Justice Bradley, it is suggested, strik-
ingIy resembles tne late Andrew John
son, especially in profile; and he wea!B
the same sharp-pointed standing collar
and black silk stock, while his iron gray
: piiair is brushed down smoothly after the
manner OF Mr.. johnson. III .0. ...
Mr.. James Fisk, Sr., is said to be an
exceedingly happy man. He ia living
with his family at hotel in Brattleb eborO,
| nd 10 In1 S,, laI.
private temperance lectures and exuib.
lting on the street his harness, which
now embraces eight patents. IN
Rev. Edward Everett Hale proposes
in Boston a specific solution OF the
Tramp problem, viz that The Governor
of Massachusetts should issue a private
circular to tue town authorities, urging
them, on day indicated, to arrest and
prosecute all Yagrants in their jurisdic-
tion the night before.
Rogers, the American sculptor In
Rome, has the independence of thought
to dress like an artist Of the time OF Da
Vinci, which few persons would attempt
to do, even in Rome. In his studio he
wears black velvet sculi-cap, and the
peculiar long irOck of light gray cloth.
belled and tucked at the waist. ID :
MI. ue MOlSuH, vi IiumStedu common
notoriety, has written TO Mr.. Dsraei,
announcing his intention OF gathering
precisely one hundred thousand men
and marching to the House of Commons,
there to crave admiss on for "himseH
and others appointed by the cauntry'
) that they may address the House and
demand tie immediate and unconditiou-
al release of the Claimant. Nothing hut
: the release of the prisoner will prevent
{ the demonstration from taking place. 1t
is to be feared that MIR. de Morgan wiz
l be restrained from attending that mass
, meeting, even If it is held.