The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-31


squally that the meeting was adjourned,
subject to the call OF the Committee on
Organization. So we go.
HAMILTON. -
Criminal Court commences next
Thursday. District Court begins June
IL.
Mrs. ]. R. PEBBLES and daughter start
ed for California this morning on sum-
mer trip.
John N. Martin was yesterday ap-
pointed guardian Of Alice ami John Nj.
Ferrie, minors.
James Gilmore, Esq, of Eaton, will
denver an address at the temperance
meeting tomorrow evening.
St. Mary's Church will give a grand
picnic at the Fair Grounds on June T..
The proceeds will be used Tor the
church.
An excursion train will leave Sunday
morning for Cincinnati and the Zoologi,
cal Garden, the fare for the FOUND trip
being only 81.
The Hibernians' picnic yesterday
was very pleasant affair, and passed
on to the satisfaction end pleasure of all
who participated.
The funeral Of William Smith, young
man Of twenty-four years, and q resi-
dent of the First Ward, takes place TO-
day from his late residence.
Sunday will be "Children's Day" at
the Universalist Church. The floral
decorations will be something flne, and
the exercises varied and entertaining.
Yesterday in the case of Stratton
against Brighton, in which suit was
brought to recover damages for torcible
election from house at Darrtown. the
jury returned a verdict OF 1887 30 in
favor Of the plaintiff.
Mr.. James Fitton, wife and little
daughter, left yesterday for New York,
from which point they expect in few
days to sail for Europe. Mr.. Fitton
makes the trip under the advice of his
physician, for the benefit OF his health.
A day or two since young man was
arrested and locked up in the Station
house. Upon his person was found
| some $35 worth Of jewelry. Yesterday
a farmer living south Of the city came
to town and identified the same as the
property OF his wife, which had been
stolen Friday afternoon.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Miss Sidney Sayer leaves sfor Europe
in few days.
Our boys failed every day last week
to name the winner, and therefore got
left.
The rendition OF "School' at the Oh.
era-house, Wednesday night, was very
good.
| There are three thousand six hundred
and forty-two men buried in Camp Nell
son Cemetery.
| Invitations are out for the marriage oil
Miss Eliza Brand, Of this city, aud John
! h. efords, OF Philadelphia.
MIR. Robert Blackwell is in charge O.
| the telegraph Office at this point on the
| Cincinnati Southern Railroad.
Col. W. Z. P. Breckinridgs will deliy.
er the address at Lee Uniyerslty
at Lexington, Va, on the 24th of June.
| An inmate of the Woodford County
Poor-house died, a few days since, al
the age OF one hundred and ten years.
Col. A. NJ. swope delivered the ad
dress on Decoration Day at Camp Ne
son Cemetery, on Wednesday, May 80.
Smith, who was shot by Mr.. James
Gilroy, while he was trying to escape
from Jail, was hurt worse than was
al first supposed.
| Ten Broeck once again, this time two
miles In S:27X. Ten Broeck to-day |.
tit to run iOr any ordinary mans life,
and too good to run for the life Of any
better person.
| John Fichtner & Co., of Louisville
received the contract Tues lay Tor build
ing the ampitheater at the Fair GrOunds
at $1,000, the entire building to be cum
pleted August 26.