The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-16

appear in court soon.
The long-talked of case of Gibson VS..
EX-Sheriff WeitZel, for not performing
his duty while Sheriff, in failing to levy
and make good GIbson's judgment
against r. d. Slater, was up in the
court yesterday, but before proceeding
far, COMPROMISE was effected, Welt
Eel paying $3.50.
LEXINGTON. KY.
The students have gone home.
Seventeen law graduates this term.
Georgetown College closed on Thurs
day.
There will be grand picnic here on
the 4th of July.
The City Court has been doing live
business all this week. ...
The races begin here next Tuesday
and continue four days.
The l. L. A. Hall is being beautifully
fixed up ny Mr.. L. j. DAILY.
The farmers are all very busy plough
ing corn and preparing for harvesting.
The closing exercises of the Kentucky
University were concluded Thursday.
Miss May Howard, of Mt. Sterling, is
visiting her uncle, Mr.. Barnes, in This
city.
Mr.. Tanners grocery, on Limestone
street, was robbed Saturday night last
of 500.
Regent Bowman is still on top. He is
smarter than them all and will beat
them again.
Trials, trouble and tribulation are the
only things connected with the Ken
lucky University.
Times are very dull In this place.
The oldest merchants say they are
dutler than for years.
MIR. Chas. Mills, while endeavoring to
jump from train Wednesday,, was
| thrown and seriously injured.
The Curators of Kentucky University
have been in session for three days, sit
| ting ON that Bowman question.
The Catholics OF NicholasYille will
give u picnic in that Little city to-mor-
| row. A delegation will leave here.
Mr.. James Lyle had Mr. Rogers, OF
Philadelphia, arrested lor the supposed
| stealing of his watch on Tuesday last.
1t all proved a joke, but very serious
one. Mr.. Lyle is lawyer of our city,
and had gone into the office of a lawyer
friend by the name of Mr. Mulligan, and
while there took of his coat ard hung it
up. Mr.. Mulligan took the watch out
as joke, and Mr. Lyle coming in put
on his coat aud Went down town. While
there be met this man Rogers, highly
respectable gentleman, who began fooi-
ing with Lyle. Shortly after, Lyle miss
Ting his watch, and knowing NO one had
/ been with him but Rogers, mad hun ar.
rested and put in tue Watch-house
there to stay all night. A rough joke ii
Rogers chooses to prosecute Lyle.
HAMILTON.
A heavy rain fell all day yesterday
and evening.
| The Democratic Mass Convention met
to-day in Becketps Hall.
The Browning Club will give a party
next Tuesday evening, at Inc residence
of Col. Campbell.
Rev. Hunter, of Cleveland, will preact
| to-morro morning and evening at tht
| United Presby terian Church.
The District Court was yesterday en-
gagged in hearing the case Of William
| Gilmore against John Gilmore. Th,
plaintiff seeks to secure deed Of trus
| conveyed to the defendant previous to {
| second marriage.
Beardsley & Laugnlin, an enterpris
|
| tract tor furnishing the school furpi
| tu.e for the Camden, Preble County,
buildings, on Thursday last. There
| were twelve com petitors in the field.
CAMP DENNISON.
The Cincinnati School OF Design ha,
| accomplished great and noble WORK
not only in elevating the artistic tastes
of the community, but also in opening
broad helu for the energies uf many
young ladies, and thus providing then
tor highly honorable career. OF all it,
pupils Miss Laura A. Fry, of Camp Den
nison, is one of the most distinguished
| Her rare skill and exquisite taste are
Iconspicuous alike i'll the delicate cary
ing upon WOOD aid the dainty designs
| with which pottery aut cliua are nov
| always adorned. Under hands like Mis-.
Fry's the rudest block OF wood becomes
the rarest ornament for a draWing-roon
Or boudoir, and the art of newer ant
perhaps more promising renaissance ii
seen in her drawings and Aer cuIorIugs
now upon one material and then upol
another.
.".. CALIFORNIA. OHIO.
The new foundry building is about
| completed.
| lug oioPS looh nue. 1ue crop oI po
taLo bugs is still liner. ,~..'
Father Bender's Church picnic seemed
to be little uproarious.
MI. Gourtee is hard at work on hi
new foundry buildings AT Lawrence
burg.
Rev. Mr.. Vance viii preach at the M
! E. Churcl next Sunday evening at ~
T. Nj.
SPORTING NEWS.
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