The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-10
PERSON AL.

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hlng hlloliSo IS u WlaoWer ana not yet
'"e''y -oIle'
Frederick William will never see forty
seven again
Frank Harper, the owner of Ten Broeck.
is worth S2OO'OOO
Giles w. Uotcbkiss ey-mcmber Of Con-
grcss, died at Binphamton. n Y, last week
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| WIZ SucCesS d S'llilSeu telephohe W ehaple
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W III, iI .3iIfll IN BRYANT argued that literary
" "lilell slioul" DC PoSSesseuo olliluepehuehC Vi lor-
'u''e' W w s0o" "olN'
B. Macauley supported by dramatic
company, will star next season III Il. A.
Locke rewritten pay ehtlIled "A MesSen-
yer from JARVIS oec'loh'
Prince Bismarck is said to be proud of his
well-stocked cellar and the products of his
kitchen, to which he devotcs much care
He gives very delightful dinners.
Charles Mathew was conscious for some
hoUis before his death. He knew he was
! dying, and said he felt no pain. He left
messages for many of his friends
Mr. Tosonb Toffareon hoe on,,oorod j., eo,,,o
of his carly characters in San Franoisnn
He says it is better to play one part in many
ways than many parts in one way.
Justico Clifford and bis wife oro i, Port
land Me whnre thnv have inet coinbrotad
thair gnidor yyndl;nG s,,,rornJod b,, ti''oa
sons two dan~htnrs and twent,7 ',,ra,,d- rllLCI
children.
Con Colah Cusbip, n,ro+o q Sbor+ ,,o+o ro
fusina to snoal at R9tor's ,roorIlooi- ,,,oat
ino in Newberrvnort Mass and showing
uIite safisfactorjIv that he is NOT s.in the i,e
movement -"
Mr. Lonpfollow,s noom tba uN1oso,o of
Pandora " has been set to mnsic bv op ~ Eu- "
plisb loGv Mrs Meod0wc IVliio H..
"pandora,' overture has met heen nor
formed in London at New philharmdPnic
concert
NJ Emile Zolo the French nove,ist who
has latnlv hocome ca d;st;nan;obod o.'o r,as
fer in his wav of fiction isrenortad to have
beolIn life as an undrr clcrk at Nassrs Ha-
chrttes where his abilities vera not a+ tho+
time cnmnrebandad
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American yinInist rocontlv ,ando o,,;+o y
sensation at Antwern The musical critics
state that with the eycantion If Renhan.
stein no artist has ever rereiyed sucb nm on
tbusjastic reccntion
oLlel JoSePil' eiioW pear ana CllaTleV'
!il[ee sacnehls OF me MlSso1rl' m nave peen
hIeiNleMlIls Se 'le telepnohe' lhey c0uluh
rJudpd that tLa instr@mnont @ woa i,''t9 fhe9 ,,1ost
wonderful thing ont
=, j uan uGli"ales' d MEXICAN llVlng near
Tort Coicho, ieA1S' Is Said 10 pe the peSt
iaSSo- thioWel III the Woflu. ne throws a
ioSSo Two huIlufeu anu twenty-five 1eet IN
leh&Vh almost as accurately as good
iliarksiliah coulu SNooC win arlIle'
Samuel Spalding of Lake Ridge, Monroe
County, Michigan, is ninety years of age.
lie mas had TWO strokes OF paralysis, was
Wouhueu IN 'he war OF lolZ, ana was once
ploWh up IN poWder magazine explosion,
ana IS Stlll as tough as sole leather.
Bandmann, the actor, on the ground that
until his case has been decided one way or
another he can get no engagement. neither
on the continent nor in England, has APP
piled TO have his trial for assaulting pretty
Mrs. Rousby accelerated, but the London
courts have declined to interfere.
Mr.. Samuel L. Clemens r'Mark Twain'') J,
who has been rustcating quietly in Ger.
many for the past three months, has just
sent over for his pastor. Rev. Joseph H
Twichell, of Hartford, inviting the latter to
Join him in a summer tramp in Switzerland
and Germany. Mr.. Twichel will sail next
week to enjoy vacation of several months,
MI Twain bearing the expenses.
Pight Hon Sir Hanrv Convnobo,o Mont.
eo,nerv died On inc 2Gfh mIf at tha ACE ot
sayanty-five He was adncotad Of fSton
and at HoiIebnrv served in India in many
DISTINGUISHED positions and was ultimateiy y