The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-23

cOuld get something to put around her,
which was finally accomplished, and sne
was hauled Out-[OsweSo Palladium.
AGYPsY QUEEN.
The gypsies who have lately lett Mad
ison nave encampeo out near tnls oity'
They have some rough looking men, but
most beautiful looking women. Inc
chief has daughter of nineteen years,
who is of surprising loveliness, queen
among queens, said to De the most oeau-
tiful woman in the country, cOmblnlhg
healthiul Anglo-SaXon blood ana ltaiy's
warm nature. The Chief, 1T Is sald, mas
tired of his nomadic manner OF living,
and will give the hand OF his daughter
and dowrY OF wv 0oo 10 any young man
with proper credentials as to morallty
and standing IN social life VINO WIN
marry this beautiful queen.-LNeenah
Wis. Times.
FASHION AND OTHER FLASHES.
Fewer round hats are imported than
formerly.
Cuffs and collars in Byron shape are
very stylish.
The new trimming for fall hats Is
silk with satin hnlsh.
Silk bonnets are imported 10 take the
place OF felt ones iOr the fall.
Ladies, when driving, have a bow OF
blue or cardinal ribbon fastened to the
whip.
A girl of fourteen, in Elm Grove Town
sip, Kan, weighs two hundred and for
ty-Lhree pounds.
Lemon-cOlOred organdies, trimmed
| with Knots Of black velvet ribbon, are
among the latest importations.
Lace making is the fashionable occu-
patton in the way OF fancy work at
watering-places aud the seaside this
| season.
| Evening gloves appear with scolloped
tops, when gives more elasticity to the
part which binds the arm than t1e
nemmed kid.
A Spanish proverb says: "The man
who OH his wedding-day starts as II
lieutenant III Une family will never get
promoted"
Real crochet lace, called Irish guipure,
is selling very cheap Tor trimming chll-
ureu's 0ostumers, and is more fashion
able Than emDrOluery.
In Australia, a snort time since nee
die, which hau been lmbedded III ii
young lady's Ihigh for three weeks was
extracted ny the use OF powerful mag
net.
If you 60 on an excursion and the
seats are all taken, stand up as long an
you can, and then cry out, "Man over
boara!' Every woman Will rush tor the
rail.
i A New York jeweller displays a SET
of brooch and earrings, wAlcn represent
brook trout. The Tiny scales are
speckled with enamel, and they have
opal eyes.
New thread and silk stockings are in
colors to match the dress, or they are
, richly embrVidefeA or open work ed IN
stripes up the back and SIDES, to and
above tHe aukle.
Not quite rtEodox-Mamma: ''Well,
ana Wnat alter 'tAls dayr" T0ttie ::
Our daily bread and-and-" Mann
ma: And Wpa?' "And let Tottie's
be marmalatedp
A Russian lady, a native OF Odessa
whose father IS an Italian and mOthe1
: Polish, has recently taken the degree u
NJ. ID. at tue University OF Bologna. She
passed the examination in Me most
i, creditable manner.
The large lace collars are novelty il
fashion, which are, as yet, not very pre-
Yalent-and Will hardly become com
mon, tor they are not admirable in any
thing but real lace, and should be CON
tneu to antique lace.
s A Vermont young lady recently made
= the d, qualntance OF q young IN an, on ths
4 way tU Saratoga, who sucCe ueu in OBJ
/. tanning possession Of her baggage check
e by volunl eerinG to look out lor 1t. NAL
Y and baggage have both disappeared.
d Tread mits in high oolors are Yer!
much sought just now by Fashionable
5 New Yorkers, and those reaching to tht
u elbow in rose pink aud paie bIue, WILL
tassels, are worn with evening dresses
b instead OF Kids with eight or nine but
tons.
Mo- man shall court a maid in perso
= or by letter without first Obtaining con
= sent Of her parents; 95 penalty ior til
;, first OYease, 4l0 tor tue second, and 70
- the third imprisonment during Lne pleas
~ ure Of the COURT Peters History U
- Connecticut.
IT "Adolphus, dear, ,awhat shall I do
IS Bridget mas struck, and there she stand
k at the kitchen door with a poker in on
II hand and saucepan in the othel
= threatening to break lac heag of tn
Of new help If she dares to lay her hand
s. dish-rag. Tvs just awful, 30 IL is. too.
D. A woman was lately charged with try
'e ing TO poison her husband. The untol
~ tuuAte man was In the WltneSs-DO1
I'd Suddenly his vile exclam9d: "You
10 honor, all that has been saiu TIL now
O. mere invention. You can not sente &c
N me without proof. l demand an a,
y topsy."
a. Scene: Royal Academy, London, Ga
~ lery No. 2--Arttul one (nOticing Il
~ proximity oil the resresument room
~. ION, George, dear, IL 1eel 30 faint
= More arttul one who has been "serve
that way belore"): Faint, ehy II
this doosid unpleasant smell Of cooker.
a. levs 20 on a biz"
"a "What are those purple posies dow
IL by the brook~ asks Gus. "1f you mean
te replies Clara, "those glorious masses
90 empurpled etnorescence, that bloom
q. bosky dells and fringe the wimplil
Is streamlets, they are campanula rotu
n dihora." Gus plays billiards for Ii
o. ing and Clara goes to girls college.
~, to Some very stylish morning Dress
Wv have been made recently of black tol
n ard, dotted with white, and trimm,
~ ~ with white lace, white pearl buLto
as and white ribbon. The lace and butto
a. are put upon the square cuffs, pocke
." and collar; the bows down the tror