The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-14

Gen. Preston returned home Tuesday
niyht, after an absence OF some days
from our city.
Gen. Jas. NJ. Shaekleford and daugh-
ter, OF Evansville, Ind, are visiting Mr..
DeLong, In this city. F~
The Curators OF the Kentucky Uni
v&sity are in the city taking action on
the case OF Regent Bowman.
An infant was found in we'll,
drowned, on lot belonging to Mr.. J. Ii.
Baker, on Livingstone street, Wednes.
day morning. IL was an lnfantioide. ~
Mr.. James A. Grlmstead has bought
three beautiful pictures Of the race
horses, Bay Middleton, Spaniel and
HafkaWay, from Mr.. Frank Blssicks.
The closing exercises OF the Hooker
School we're given on Tuesday, with an
immense crowd attending. Boquets
were profuse, and the young gents gave
them TO the deserving ones gallantly.
A little negro by the, name Of "Joe,"
who rraverses our streets daily, his
occupation being a boot.blacker, can
mimic almost to perfection any animal
or bird. He is curiosity, and our peo-
pie have him mimlcking something most
.alfthe time. II he would charge them
Tor his mimickry ne could make money.
HAMILTON.
Captain Dan Bonnell, OF the village of
Middletown, was in the city yesterday.
The Democratic Mass Convention will
be held on Saturday next at BecEetps
Hall.
The temperance meeting at the NJ. E.
Church last night was very largely at
tended.
The Irving Club meets Saturday even
ing, at the residence of Mrs. Wilson,
First Ward. ~
Rev. Turner, of Cleveland, will fill the
pulpit OF the United Presbyterian Church
next Sabbath.
Mrs. Tolvert, of Middletown, is Wis.
iting her relatives and friends in this
city and vicinity.
Robert Joyce was yesterday appointed
administrator OF the estate OF Jonn W.
Brown, deceased.
Capt. Bruck desires it fairly under
stoou that he has not declined tO run for
County Recorder.
The Emerson Club meets Saturday
evening at the residence Of Mr. W. Il.
Blair, Ludlow street.
The Browning Club will give one Of
their pleasant parties at the residence
OF Col. Campbell, at aa early day.
The American Bible and Tract soei-
ETY. have removed their quarters from
Lawders book store to DR.. Myers drug
store. ...-
The funeral OF Mrs. Ellen Campbell,
which took place yesterday afternoon,
WIS very largely attended. Mrs.
Campbell was very estimable lady and
greatly esteemed. .asra' .. ..s.
The Committee on Premiums appoint
ed by the Board of Agriculture at it's
last meeting will meet Saturday next
for the purpose of revising the premium
list of 1877. The Committee Is composed
OF the following named gentlemen !:
Judge Cochran, Luke Bradley, Barton
5. james, Stephen Clawson and Peter
Murphy. = sss'-zae r.
rr.s LUDLOW, KY a'.. 81
Mr.. j. W. O'Brien, .successo or to Kist-
ner, is a frst,class mechanic, and very
accommodating gentleman.
Dr.. S. Cooper, an old and highly re-
spected tltlzen Of this city, died at his
| residence on Ash street yesterday alter
noon.
Mr.. Grimme, the Louisburg grocer, is
building twQ-stery brick store on Ash
| street, which he intends to occupy when
finished.
Ifyeu want to get Ed. Plummer riled,
just ask him how about that squirrel
nunt? Col. Wic6off "let the cat out OF
the bag" on that great hunt
We hear several complaints of teach-
ers showing favoritsm in the public
| schools. Ii this be SO, the sooner il is
stopped the better for all concerned. A
word to the wise saould be sufficient. "
Marshal Turner captured and shot q
stray dog that has been nuisance in
he West Eud for some time past. Con-
tinue the good work, Marshal, and your
constituents wili,bless you. Dozens OF
tho same Rnrk of hIght annnYAnnaa q q