The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-22

gOOu mouse, LOT tue CduSo 10 kOou ohu
the performances Of the Club need only
| u be witnessed to be appreciated. So
those wishing 10 be highly entertained
must not forget the dramatic entertain
ment at the New Hall next Tuesday
night.
DAYTON. KY.
Rev. Mr.. Capron, OF Louisville, an able
and eloquent divine, breaches at the
Baptist Church this evening.
The Social Reading Circle meets this
week at the residence OF Mr.. VIM. Tie
man, Sr., and on Friday night instead Of
Thursday as usual.
The entertainment at the Methodist
Church last night was both financial
and artistic success. The building was
ciarive audience, and every thing passed
of in the most agreeable way.
LEXINGTON. Ky.
| Court day next Monday in Winchester
and Cynthlana.
Early Rose potatoes are selling fast
here at 81 per bushel.
| Sam. Devore was killed in this county
by falling off a load Of fodder ON Satur-
day.
Mr.. Jenkins, of South Elkhorn, was
sent to the Lunatic Asylum on Tues
day.
Mr.. Vankerkman, President Of the
State Sportsmen's Association Of Ten
nessee, is in our city.
Mr.. Dunn, who left this city some
weeks ago, arrived safely in Denver
City on last Saturday.
| The Bowman-Downney case has been
sent to the Circuit Court, and will be
called at the May term.
Mr.. Praley was taken to the Peniten- =
tiary for life from this city Wednesday
morning. He was condemned in the
| Circuit Court of Bath for murder.
Mr.. f. Warren and Miss L. Monks
started for Aberdeen on Monday last,
and ere this are one. We wish them a
long lite of peace, JOY and happiness.
Tom Stephens, condemned in the Bath
| County Circuit Court to twelve years
confinement in the Penitentiary, was
brought to this city Tuesday for safe
keeping In our Jail.
LUDLOW, KY.
Deacon Smith is alter VIM. s. Ludlow
with sharp stick.
| Burglars visited the residences OF sew
eral of our citizens last Tuesday morn
ing at an early hour, and, from all we
can learn, succeeded only at the house
of Mr.. Feed, where the vagabonds got
SIT in cash. At the residence of Mr..
John Conner the thieving rascals got a
warm reception while attempting to
open Mr.. Comer's bedroom window.
Captain W. G. McCoy's new ferry
was launched from the Marine Railway
| yesterday at noon, and Immediately
towed to the foot of Ludlow street, Gin
cinnati, where she will receive her ma
chinery and the finishing touches of the
carpenters and painters, who are just
now rushing tbings, SO as to enable the
| gallant old Commodore to say that the
new ferry will be ready in few weeks.
Hurrah for Mccoy.
HAMILTON.
Mr.. Christian Morganthaler is down
sick with erysipelas fever.
George Imley, assistant ticket agent,
is lying dangerously i'll OF typhoid pneu-
monia.
The Nj. e. ladies give church social
| next Tuesday evening at Mrs. James
Fittin's, Third Ward.
A house on the farm of David Urmston
was partially destroyed by fire Tuesday
evening. Loss less than 5000.
Mrs. Josephine s. Weller will appear
as "Lady Gay Spanker" this evening at
the Opera-nouse ON the occasion of her
benefit.
VIM. G. Jellison has become purchaser
Of the entire Hamilton Omnibus Line,
and will conduct the management of
the same himself.
Rev. DIR. Wallace, OF Monmouth Col
lege, Monmouth ILL.,, will preach Sab.
bath morning and evening at the United
Presbyterian Church.
j. b. Lawder is an independent oandi-
date for City Mayor. In the event OF an
other temperance crusade no better
man could be found-so the ladies say.
August Benninghoffen has pledged
himself to support the nominee of the
nominating convention to come off next
Saturday. He is candidate for re.
election to Council.
The Grand Opera-house company will
play the "Lady of Lyons" and not
"East Lynpe,", as before determined
upon. The performance will be at the
Opera Hall Saturday night of this week.
Butler County is going to have new
County Treasury some Jlme in the near
future. The commissioners, accompa-
MED by the Treasurer and Auditor, Yis-
tied the Preble County Treasury at
Eaton on Monday last to look how il
was constructed and planned.
EATON. o,
The remains Of Senator Haines ar
rived here this morning, accompanied
by the Senate and House Committee OF
Escort, and Notwithstanding the early
hour OF the trains arrival, there was a
large number of the Judges friends and
members Of the Bar at the depot to re-
ceive them. He will be buried to-mor-
row at l O'Clock, and the probabilities
are, that it will be one of the largest fu-
nerals ever attended in Preble County
as he was one of the oldest and mos
highly respected citizens.
CAMP DENNISON.
An entertainment OF rare attraction
will be given this evening by Mr.. Fred
erick ID. p. Bush. the promising young
actor, who, judging by his past achieve
ments, Will certainly be one Of the fu-
ture great lights Of the American stage.
Mr.. Bush will be assisted by number
of artists who have kindly volunteered