The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-14

prOCeeOlngS, ana Lndb th0 JuuRuenU VI
The Court of Common Pleas ought to be
| confirmed. and the same was confirmed
| at the cost OF plaintiff In error. In the
case Of Eliza r. Cox against Gilbert
| Cox, the motion OF the defendant to dis
miss the appeal was Overruled at his
cost, and exceptions taken 10 the rul-
ings.
The Board of Health held q meeting
yesterday, with His Honor Mayor
Hughes in the chair. The committee
appointed to look up new location for
| the fertilizing establishment reported
they could get suitable place better
| adapted to The purpose than the present
one, and on the same terms. The report
was accepted, and on motion the Health
Officer and Secretary were instructed to
| recommend the Council to make the
| change, on the condition that the suit
now pending in the District Court be
dismissed.
DAYTON. KY.
Rev. George s. Easton, OF Cincinnati,
viii preach in the Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow morning at the regu-
lar hour.
Esquire Foudray, OF Bellevue, granted
new trial in the case against S. N.
Stamper, of Dayton, yesterday morning,
and hearing set for next Tuesday NOR
ming at 8 O'clock.
Ehmer's Hall was crowded last night
to witness the rendition by the Excel
slor Literary and Musical Club of the
drama, ga Wonderful Woman" and
farce entitled "Poor Pillicoddy." All
the characters we're well sustained, and
the dressing of the parts was artistic. ~
The casts were as follows:
A WONDERFUL WOMAN!
Marquis de Frontignac. Matt. E. Lyons
Viscount de Milleheurs. Jacob Cohn
kodolphe, Young Painter. Edward Tresise
Madame Hoptense i bertrand, Rich Gs; - ''"H"So
Widow. ................M Miss Lizzie A. Qulnby
Cecil, ner Niece. .......... Miss Mary Iresise
Tailor, Servants, Maid, etc. ........By the Club
POOR PlLLICoDDY.
John Peter Pillicoddy y......... John A. Daley
Saptapn osGattle ...''.;;;;:; .yonn W; Rorer
Mrs. Plllicoddy. ........... Miss Fannie Tresise
Mrs. ~ OScuttle. e........".....M Miss Lizzie Legge
Sarah Blunt nt................M Miss Mary 1resise
The hit OF the evening was made by
Captain Stannage in the character Of
"Crepin, Cobbler.'
LEXINGTON, KY.
Cold, cold, cold.
Cleaning cellars is the order OF the
day.
Our streets are undergoing a thorough
repairing.
Bishop Dudley will preach in Frank
fort on Sunday.
A grand time at the Kentucky Univer-
sity Friday night.
Jesse Baker had his stables destroyed
by fire Friday night.
Miss Mary Anderson will spend the
summer months In Frankfort.
One hundred and fifty negroes bap-
tized at Frankfort Sunday last.
Trains have begun 10 run over the
trestle-work at lrishtown again.
Mr.. John Lamphin's Band furnished
the music at the College last night.
George R. Snyder was nominated for
the Legislature in Clark ON Monday.
James Coons had his house DESTROYED
by fire a few nights ago, only saving
his brother.
A large delegation of young folks from
Paris attended the ball at Bradley's Hall
Thursday night.
Mr.. Blouk has at his meat-store on
Broadway refrigerator which is as
large as the room, 16 by IA feet.
The expense of the First Lunatic Asy-
lum for the year OF 1876 was $I0O, ,S45 so,
and the expense of the Penitentiary,
$13, ,09S 80.
The l. N. b. A. met last Thursday
night and gave Mr.. John Shannon the
authority to reorganize the l. N. b. A.
Band. This Society is the best in town,
being organized over nine years,
EATON. n.
This being her home, it's the stown
talk" and all the Eat0nians are delight
ed with the grand reception and benefit
gwen to Mrs. R.sW. Richey at Pixies
0pera-house Wednesday evening.
There is also petition started by DR..
Fl. N. b. Minor and other prominent
citizens to be presented to the Town
Council, the object being to alter the
City Hall so as to make 1t more secure.
against fire.
A company of ten of our most sub
stantial citizens will petition the County
Commissioners, at their next meeting,
to lease them lot on the northeast cor
ner Of the COURTHOUSE square, upon
which they purpose erecting handsome
Post-ofice building, and the probabili-
ties are that their petition will be
granted
"My Turn Mex, ,"s'To Ob]ige Benson"
and "a Lame Excuse" were played at
the City Hall last week, and the excel
lent deineatlons of the respective char
acters, of both ladies and gentlemen, at
once secured for them place second to
none among the young amateurs of the
State. Lady Audley's SecreW in re-
hearsal.
Ed. Wilson, one OF Preble County's
talented artists, put. In an appearance
here at his old nome, after two years.
ramble, and opened out his budget OF fun
at the City Hall Thursday and Friday
night. He is OF the ALI. Buraett schools
and is in every respect that excellent
artists equal. 1t is confidently hoped
that he WIll have crowded house this
SATURDAY evening.
Announcements.