The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-09

which somewhat interfered with the at
tendance at the different churches.
The First Ward has dog, and it still
lives, that has bittentwo children within
a week. Nothing like forbearance in a
good cause.
The Ladies' Missionary Society met
Saturday at the United Presby
Church, and the usual routine of busi-
ness was transacted. ,.v
Drs. Caldwell, Beeler and Meyers
yesterday went over to Montgomery,
Hamilton County, to attend the funeral
OF the late DR.. VIM. Jones.
A carriage whose occupants were
going TO church yesterday broke down
on the Suspension Bridge. The old, old
story-too much street railroad iron.
Tomorrow evening Prof. Mufdoch
will give readings az the Opera Hall.
He will undoubtedly have full house,
as he Is a iayorite with Hamiltonians.
Saturday afternoon a little son OF
Jacob Kirn narrowly escaped drowning
by falling in the hydraulic near Schnei-
ders livery stable. He was rescued by
gentleman that was passing by. o.
Philip G. Berry has been appointed
Receiver in the case of Louis Petith0ry
VS.. Jacob Steinman. Messrs. Petlthory
and Steinman have been in partnership
as threshers OF grain. and the receiver
is appointed to sell the machinery and
to collect the outstanding accounts.
John W. Sohn las sheen elected Vice
President Of the First National Bank oil
this city, vice James Beatty, resigned.
Mr.. Beatty has filled the position OF Vice
President since The first organization of
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vice OF his physician necessitated his
retirement.
... LEXINGTON. KY.
Mr.. Jos. Sheely is happy man-it is
boy.
Mr.. 7. Anglin shows new ice wagon
on the street this morning, painted
green.
Thomas Griffith, aged seventy-six
years, died in Georgetown a few days
since.
Mr.. Charles Schulley has driven over
ten thousand horseshoe nails in the last
month.
Clark County is shipping foxes, to
Missouri. A profitable business, we
suppose.
j. soule Smith delivered lecture to
the law students in the University
on Saturday night.
WI. Houlihan, who has been con-
fined to his bed Tor nearly three months
with fever, is out again.
The great American prlma donna,
Miss Emma Abbott, appeared at the OPP
era-house Friday night.
A chimney built by Joel T. Hart, the
great Kentucky sculptor, was pulled
down in Clark, a few days since.
w. o. Thompson has bought a half
interest in the fine trotting mare, Lady
Monroe, of W. f. Emerson, OF George
town, for $4,000.
1t would worry the most patient man
alive to have five and six candidates pull
him aside and bull-doze him right along
for three long hours.
The passion our young folks have for
horseback riding IL wonderful. You
can see seven and eightat time charg-
ing up and down the streets.
MIR. John A. Geary, our fellow-towns-
man, has over one hundred gas con-
sumers In Danville, with the prospect
good for one hundred more. He just
built the gas-Works in that place last
summer.
Inc mop TO be given ON Thursday eve-
| ming, the 18th from present prospects will
be moro largely attended than any given
here for years. The tickets have all
been disposed Of, and more have had to
be printed.
DAYTON, KY.
The performances Saturday night OF
the Jubilee Minstrels at Moeller's Hail
were Witnessed by splendid audience,
and the programme was rendered in
such lively and artistic manner that
the applause was both frequent and
hearty.