The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-12
PERSONALS ABOUT LADIES.

Grace GreenwOou's cottage has bee,
much described of late.
Mrs. Matilda Burns, a cousin of Rob.
ert, is in poverty in New YORK.
| Sarah Bernhardt, the French actress
is modelling statue Of child playing
| flute.
Alice Kingsbury, the actress, is abou,
| to publish book Of her theatrical ex.
perience.
The Baroness Burdett-C QUITS would
not receive Dickens after his separa.
tion from his wife.
Mrs. Davis, the great Allegan, Mich,
| Wlll-maker, did not want her property
" go to anybody who smokes"
Mrs. Abraham Van Buren,, whose hus-
Dahu was the eldest son of Martin Van
Buren,, died i'll New York recently,
| MISS Weatherhog, young lady resid.
Ing At Kingsley Fails, Quebec, has lust
got rld OF her name i'll the usual way,
Mrs. Eliza Metzel, of York, Pa. has
laid out the dead bodies OF 3,3OS persons
q, 22o adults and 1852 children-since
1854
Mrs. Mary c. Lathrop, the evangelist.
is conducting services al jackson, Mich
ana meeting with general encourage
ment.
Gassoway is the name OF the sweet
singer or Texas, who has written an eplc
of fifteen thousand four hundred and
thlrty-seyen lines.
Miss Marie Booth, the young actress
now at the Broad-sLreet Theater, Phila-
delphla, unmIstakably has the classic
features OF tue Booth family.
hioo KoIIro., n,II.
er-iunsed old son OF agun," and there's
friends to prevent a ''meeting,n
Nine. sModjeska, the Polish tragedj.
ehhe, now IN this country, makes cor
respondents OF the Boston Journal think
oil marble statues, Damascus blades
and Aurora Borealis."
Miss Lizzie Richmond, daughter of the
iate Juage Richmond, OF Lacon, Ill.
mas Deen appointed notary public at Tus
coIa. ohe Is the nrst Lady appointee in
the state outside OF Chicago.
The Colorado Springs Mountaineer
MAKES some trlfllng corrections in Lucy
otone's "neat brick house," built OF WOOD.
There are no grapevines. There are no
thirty apple and cherry trees by the
back fence" Finally, "Grace Cream.
wood" has sold the cottage and ali ito
beautiful surroundings, gone Dawn
Eaat, got the asthma, and to all appear.
ances abandoned the "large and profit.
able business OF organizing and ar.
ranging all the suffrage work of this
great State"
+ Charlotte Bronte's former nurse maid
ls SAID, by writer in the Burlington
HaWkeye, to be living near Crawtords-
VIE, iowa. She Is reported to have a
lock OF Charlotte's hair, and a little min.
cushion fashioned by CAarlotte's chIid.
lsh nngers, and presented as a token of
affection 10 her nurse. The old woman
tells many interesting things about the
family, and exhibits letter from char
lotte's father, which, unless it begins
VITA a mlsprint, would 20 to prove Thai
the story is moonshine, for it is dated
1893, ana speaks of Charlotte's death
ana Charlotte Bronte Nichols did not
leave the world which she had SO inter.
ested and pleased until 1855.
Miss Frances Power Cobbe asks The
London Spectator to reprint from The
Times short paragraph mentioning q the
facts OF several horrible wife-muruers,
and pertlnently asks with whom lies II e
guilt OF these never-ceasiDg, ever-multj-
plying English ''atrocities." Then she
adds: eli we, the women of England
possessed constitutional rights, the yeI
nrst texerelse Of our power OF poIitlca,
pressure would undoubtedly he to cum
pei the attention OF our Representatives
IN the Legislature to the prevention
oil these crimes of Wife-beatipg ana
wife-murder. Can you, men Of England.
Wholly acqult your conscIences. while
you tie our hands, and never nit your
owns"