The People's vindicator., 1878-01-26
PERSONALS ABOUT LADIES.

Grace Grccnwool's cottage. has
been much described of late.
Mrs. Matilda Burns. cousin of R0.
bert, is in poverty in New York.
Sarah Bernlarut, the F,encl ac-
tress, is modelling Il statue off child
playing flute.
Alice kinsshury. tho actress, Is
about to publish book of her theat-
rical experience.
The. baroness BurAett- Coutts would
not receive Dickens after his separa.
| tinn from bis wife.
Mrs. Davis, the great Al|rgan, Mic|.
wiil-maker, did not want her propert!
to ego to anbody who smokes"
Mrs. Abraham Van Bu1en, whose
husband was the eldest sou Of Martin
Van Euveo, died in New York recent
ly.
Miss Weatherhog, young lady re-
Si,lin: at Kingsley Falls, Quhcc, has
just got rid of her name iu the usual
way.
Mrs. Eliza Metzc!, of York, Pa, has
laid out the dead bodies of ;, 4G} per-
sons-2:2, 1926 225 adults and 1852 children
since 1854.
Mrs. Mary G. Lathrop, the evansel-
ist, is conducting services at jackson.
Mlcll., aud meeting with general ell
enlargement.
Gassoway is the name of sweet
singer of Texas, who has written an
epic of fifteen thousand four hundred
aud thirty seven lines.
: Miss Marie Booth the young actress
now at the Broad street Thcater, Phi
ladelpIlia, Enthusiastically has the clas-
sic features OF the Booth family. :
| Miss kellogg calls Miss Cary
Y "leathcr luuyed old son of a gun,"'
= and there's no Senatorial committee
$ of mutual fieuds to prevent "meet-
ing"
Nine. ModjeSka, the Polish tragedi-
:, eunc, now in this country, makes u
correspondent of Boston Journal
think of "marble statues, Damascus
!. blades, and Aurora Borealis.'
$ Miss Lizzie Richmond, daughter Of
+. the late Judge Richmond, of Lacon,
, Ill.,, has been appointed notary public
u " at Tuscola. She is the first lady ap-
10 poiutee iu tho State outside of Chica.
go.
The Colorado Springs Mountaineer,
makes some trifling corrections in Lu'
he cy Stones 'ncat brick -honse;" built
III of wood. There are no grapevines.-
'iS There are no "tbirty apple and cher
rs trees by the back fence" Finally,
"Grace Grcenwood' has sold the cot
tagc and all it's beautiful surrounding
youe Down East, got the asthma ant
ch to all appearances abandoned tn
to "large aud profitable business Of or
gauiziug all the suffrage work of tbi
great State.'
III Charlotte Bronte's former nurse
" maid is said, by writer in the Bur
oh lington Hawkcye, to be living nea
w. Charlottesville, Iowa. She is report
~, ed to have lock of CI,arlotte's hai'
~, and little pin-cusllion fashioned b.
Io1 I Charlntte's childish fingers, aud pre-
~ sented as a token of affection to he
~ /" nurse. The old woman tells many in
oS ,SI teresting things about the family an
wv w., exhibits letter from Charlotte's fatI
,''d ~" er, which, unless it began with a mil
'"I 1 print, would z" t" prove that the ste
~" '"' ry is monushinr, for it is dated lo5
!, Nv :" and speaks of Charl"tte's 1]euth-an
-. =. Charlotte Bronte Nichols did NJ
~ leave the world which she had 60 il
tercstcd and please! until 1855.
We Miss Frances Power C"bbc asks Il
.ol. London Spectator t" reprint from Il
Times a short paragraph mentioni"
,ea the facts of several hnrriblc"ite-mu'
.]crs, and pcrtinently asks with who
; of lies the guilt of these nevpr-ceasin
Sc: ever multiplying English "a'rocitiet
ou Then she adds: ut we, the women
hat England, possessed constitution
,out rights, the very first exercise Of q
cts. power of political pressure would u
to doubtedly bc t." compel the attenti
of onr representatives in the Leg'sl
zoe, ture to the prevention Of these GRIN
'u,I of wife. heating and wife murder
,tice Can you, men Of England, wholly
quit your conscienccs, while you
that our hands, and never lift yoor OWL