The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-15

Tuesday. Prof. Schoultz and Mr.. Fred.
jaeger will leave here in about two
weeks for Baltimore TO welcome him
back to Lexington.
The cantata of "Daniel," at the Opera
house Tuesday night, was In many re-
spects better presented than The first
lime. The singing, altogether, was ex-
cellent, and In case it should again be
presented to the citizens Of Lexington,
no one should fail to 90 if they wish to
see something truly magnificent.
Messrs. Childs, Bean & Co.; Thomp-
son h Gardner, and Trimble & Co, and
two bar Keepers, Messrs. Story and Jno.
Martin; every Judge in the city, all The
bankers and most OF the business men
nave signed the pledge in Mt. Sterling,
ana The nrst mentioned have quit the
business, That Is a a"WaVe' sure enough.
The funeral of the late G. B. Kinkead,
Ed, took place from his residence
Tue day afternoon at O'Clock. The
funeral services were performed by Rev.
Mr.. Bartlett in the midst Of a crowd of
mourners. When all were ready to take
part in the melancholy procession to the
grave, the casket was lifted and carried
10 the hearse by the sons Of the de-
ceased. A longer funeral is not often
seen In Lexington than was tnat, of one
Uf Lexingt0n's best and worthiest citi-
zens, Geo. B. Ktnkead.
BELLEVUE. KY.
The following programme will be given
on Saturday evening, Tor the benefit OF
the Union Sabbdth-school, by the Gin
clnnatI Quintette Grub and the Bellevue
Reading CLUB. The play is three-aot
comedy, entitled "Llttle Treasurer"
Capt.Walter Maidenblush. Mr.. c. Featherstone
Sir Charles Howard. Mr.. Gus. Stevens
Hon. Leicester furthermore. Mr.. u. Ii. Singer
mr., Ailenooarne' ''..''.;;;. MI. Chss. s F.; sharp
Lady Florence Howard. Miss Maggie >eiter
Gertrude. ude......,..........,Mi Miss Belle Thurman
Mrs. Meddleton. Miss Ida Thurman
Jane. ne........................ Miss Ella Straffer
To close with instrumental and vocal music,
and recltations and readings
Ballad ................... Mr.. Chas Sharp
Rcctay ion n...........,.......A Mr.. Geo. Ii. Singer
championship Harmonica Contest between j.
b. schibleg ana Ed. Payne. The above con-
test Is for the championship and gold
medal, The selection is "Home, Sweet
Home"
Comic Song .................Will 7 Emmerson
Reading .............. Chas. +. Sharp
Character Song. .. MIR. Edward +. p. McIlvain
Vocal duct e. ..MIsses LIBBY and Anabei Curtis
HAMILTON.
Mrs. Nick. curtis is home from her
visit TO Indiana.
A marriage license was yesterday is
sued to Jesse Butler and Amelia Ste
phens.
The first party of the Hamilton AS
sembly" will come off at Becketts Hall
tomorrow night.
Mi. D. N. Tooker is about to remove
his family to Tennessee, where he ex.
poets to locate permanently.
DR.. Falconer is at Columbus attending
the wedding Of his daughter, who was
married Tuesday evening In that city.
David Crawford, Sr., who, since Sal
urday, has been quite i'll, was yesterday
considered no better by his physicians.
Miss lizzie OConner, daughter OF
Judge OConnor, of Cincinnati, is visit
ing her uncle, Judge Traber, OF this city
Philip Phillips will give an evening Of
sacred song In the NJ. Z. Church this
evening Tor the benefit Of the Sabbath
school.
This evening Mrs. Josephine s. Well
er and her sister Miss Paulina Straub
will give musical and dramatic enter
talnment at Oxford.
II. l.. Morey was yesterday appointed
administrator OF estate of Elias kumler,
deceased, IN the place OF Mrs. A. Il. and
L. Il. Rumler, resigned.
Mrs. Bridget Kearns, died Tuesday
evening at O'Clock, at ner residence on
Third street. Her funeral will take
place tomorrow al 9 O'clock, from St.
Mary's Church. Services by Father
Hlne.
Jacob Sohn, who was arrested tor
stealing piece of flannel from Frecht.
ling's store, corner Of High and Third
streets, mad his preliminary trial yes
terday before Mayor Hughes, and was
bound over in the sum of $100, in de-
fault of which he was committed to
Jail.
Tue "HamiIton Society for the Pre-.
vention OF cruelty to Animals" held u
meetlpg Tuesday evening at the office
of JAS. E. Campbell, and effected per-
manent organization by eiectiug for
Board OF Directors, Jas. E. Campbell,
Job e. Owens. Geo. Dilge and VIM
Pau. The Board was then organized
by electing George DiIge President, JOB.
h. Owens Vice President, and VIM.
Pau Treasurer.
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