The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-20
PERSONAL.

cosLs him IS, 600 per annum.
Senator Conkling has invested $26; 900
in Washington real estate.
Blaine is in Saratoga. he prefers
Congress water to Columbia.
Herman Linde, the tragedian, has me-
morialiZed all OF Shakspeare's plays.
Blue Jeans Williams Indiana foes al
lege that he has foppishly donned eloLh
pants.
Ex-Governor Merrill, OF Iowa, dislo-
Gated his shoulder by being thrown from
his wagon in Des Moinss on NJ onday Of
last week.
The Prince of Wales has consented to
allow a portion OF his Indian collection
to be displayed at the Paris Exhibition
next year.
Thiers has q shrill, weak voice, but
in conversation he is what MIR. Swivel
Ter would have admiringly called a
"Sparkler."
Horace Greeley, infant son of Colonel
Nicholas and Mrs. Ida Greeley Smith,
| was baptized on Tuesday, May 20, at
the family homestead, Chappaqua, New
York.
Governor Wade Hampton, OF South
| Carolina, has promised to be present at
|
The Shields Guards OF Auburn Oh the
20th inst.
Gen. Comfy is preparing himself for
his mission, according to Mrs. Grundy,
by reading up Mark Twaln's lecture on
'Our Fellow SaYages, the Sandwich
Islanders"
| Augustus uemmenway, the Boston
merchant who died in South America a
lTn nj fu n On tlf
S9l, IFS, only $3.50, 900 OF which was in
vested in real estate.
Moody and Sankey are to begin a new
revival at Baltimore about September l,
to last "a month, and il successiul longer.
Afterwards the eVangelists propose re-
Stunning their work in Boston.
President Gilman, OF the Johns Hop
kins University, Baltimore, was mar
rled TO Lille Woolsey, niece OF EX-
President Woolsey, at Newport, on
| "Wednesday. They 20 to Europe.
Mr.. Martin Milmore, a very clever
sculptor, has been visiting MIR. 7. B. Al
drich, very clever writer, al-In the
Language of the average "sassiety' item
1.-THE latter gentleman's charming
cOuntry-seat at Ponkapog."
Mr.. John CRUDE, citizen Of Indianap-
oils, has protessed JUDAISM and has been
received into the faith of Abraham. He
had married Jewess, but was not con-
verled till some months afterwards, and
then against the desire Of his vile, il
not, inueed, to spite her.
| Francis d. Moulton paid 1925 in a
| check to Snearman as final settlement
OF the costs IN the late trial. Shearman
turned 1T over to Mrs. Tilton as a gilt.
| She lndorsed her name on it and had it
cashed. When, in the course Of events,
| it returned to Moulton, be was profane
for brief period.
Professor Smith, OF the Aberdeen
Theological Seminary, has been sus-
| pended by the General Assembly of the
Free Church Tor his article on the Bible
in the 'Eucyclol % liza Britannica" an
article which is SAID to have created
great CONSERVATION in the Church. He
! viii he tried formally.
Sir VIM. Vernon Harcourt ("Histor-
| icus") Will, it is said, write a biography
| of his late tather-in-law, the historian
| Motley; and he will visit the United
| States soon, in search OF materials for
The book. He Will produce good work
but one thinks that such work oushl
TO be written by an American.
Senator Ferry is out of danger, and
slowly conyalescing. The causes OF his
illness are said 10 nave been last year. :
long and weary session, the activities ol
the campaign, his responsibilities as
Vice President pro tenn, consultations
and interviews, constant occupation,
and, lastly, his brothers. dangerous i'll
ness and his business cares.
Governor Chamberlain, late of South
Carolina, has arrived in New York, anC
is ready TO enter upon the practice o
his profession. The younger bar of this
city has not i'll many years received al
ADLER re.enlorcemenC. 1t is noticeable
Iact tnat one OF the young lawyers Ii
Governor CIam berlin's new office is the
son OF George Ii. Pendleton. The Law
makes just as strange bedfelloWs a.
po.ltlcs.
Henry Dyer, of New Haven, took i
into his head that an inflated ruDbe
..""s9 which had vums Ito use as d
bed for inYallds, would make an excel
lent life ralt. So he made quite an eX
lensiye voyage on one on the sound th'
olner day, cruising about as long as hi
provisions lasted, and came bacI
thoroughly convinced that his queeI
craft Is better lile-preserYer than an!
now IN use in sealarlng.
Mr.. Edgar Fawcett, writing about his
young brother poets, says that MI
Aldrlch mas written very little that il
not surprisingly good OF its kind" tRa
MIR. Paul II. Haynes verse has some re
semDlance to SAelley's; that Mr.. X. w
Gilder's book is lull OF "noticeable con
ceits, and exceedingly devoid Of tru
poetry," and that Mr.. Laniers poem
aye "a mixture OF genuine beauty am
excessive nideousness."
: Mr.. Edwin White has left to the Met
2 ropoliLan Museum his picture Of 18th
AnLiquary;' to Amherst, which CAV
= him has NJ. A. degree, his picture OF tn
sabbath oil the Emigrants;" to tn
seminary in South Hadley--nIs nativ
5 town-nls painting OF "Leonardo d
Vinci and HIS Pupils" and to The Gal
Art Gallery has large and unhnisne
: picture OF the "oignlng of The Compac
in the cabin Of the May flower"
The Age of Steel makes the point tina
industries are needed in this countr
9 which will give employment to NOR