The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-19

happy and so tully deserved every trib.
uIe VI respect that could be paid them.
ga. LEXINGTON. KY.
The Court of Claims appropriated
$700 to the orphan asylum on Saturday.
The Court OF Claims has voted the
Commissioner Of Common Schools
$1,000.
at Nicholasville Saturday, as Was re-
ported but will to-day.
DR.. Jos. Bryan has received the office
as physician of the County Jail, and DIR.
NJ. p. Robinson that OF the Poor House.
Another Fete Champetre will be given
at the Central Park Thursday night,
with magnificent band furnishing the
music.
Capt. T. j. Bush has been appointed
Chairman Of tue County Democratic
Committee 10 fill the vacancy Of Gen. j..
M. Robinson, resigned.
The Board OF Curators OF the Ken
lucky University adjourned on Satur-
day evening last, having concluded the
lomg and difficult struggle with Regent
Bowman, WHO rides still ahead.
The trotting races begun here to-day
with large crowd In attendance. The
races here this week will be better than
ever before, and we expect some very
last time will be made by some Of the
flyers.
There will be picnic given here on
the Fourth OF July for the benefit Of the
Charity Hospital Preparations are al
ready being made, and undoubtedly the
charity OF the citizens Of Lexington will
be shown abundantly that day. The OBJ
ject for which the picnic is given is a
worthy one, and deserves the patronage
Of all.
HAMILTON.
Miss Ida Curtis has charming young
LADY from Eaton paying her visit.
The Ladies of the United Presbyte.
rian Church will give social Thursday
evening at the residence OF Mrs. Oliver
Traber.
Jas. A. Mclean, car agent Of the c.,
II. 81 D. Road aud its branches, left last
night tor Montreal, Canada, to be absent
some time.
Miss Oracle Campbell, daughter OF
Col. l.. ID. Campbell, is among the grad
uates at the Wesleyan Female College.
Cincinnati.
II. T. Bennett,the Directory compiler,
arrived in the city last evening. He is
gathering statistics and information for
his State Directory.
Capt. George Phillips last night sur
prised the members of the Light In.
fantry by marchlng them to his resi-
dence in the First Ward, where they
! found an elegant entertainment in wait
| ing for them. Ice cream, cakes, straw
| l,1r nd nth doJi nj. 40 h
bill OF fare. The Captain has always
been favorite with The members of his
Company.
WEST COvINGTON. KY.
The Home Circle Dramatic Club, O.
| West Coylngton, offers the following
programme this evening: Grand over
| lure by Miss Belle Mason and Messrs
j. Ii. BogarI and j. e. Evans, aud the
| following named pieces by the Club
| IAN Object OF Interest" and TOO Much
for Good Natures" after which corneI
and French horn duet, "Convent
| Chimes" by Messrs. Bosart and Evans
| The whole will conclude with the side
splitting farce Of "Vlllikins and Dinah,'
| by special request. The above young
club has done nObly for the short time i
has been organized and it should receive
an ovation tonight.
LUDLOW, KY.
Murphy movement tonight at Pres
byterlan Church. All are cordially III
ylted.
Mr.. E. c. Johnson, formerly of thil
place, and al present editor OF tue Mays
Vile Republican, is spending a few days
with his friends here.
The City Council Is getting the finan
cial matters OF the city In tangible
shape, and the Mayor is successfully ly
eniorcing the ordinances. What the
above branches Of the city government
want just at present is the cooperation
OF the citizens, and not their displeas.
ure.
TROY, o.
Common Pleas Court is now in ses
sion, Judge Burgess presiding.
Our agent, Jesse Siler, will see tina
you get your paper regularly and il
| good lime. Give him your order, and
You are taking the paper yourself d.
| him a turn by mentioning it to you
! friends.