The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-27

sluclabN TORN up
Mr.. Bowman made a strong address before the
Alumni Association of WItcnberg College yester- |
day afternoon in favor of putting thorough |
scholar at the head of the Preparatory Department
of the College.
w alter and Ida Miller, arrested some time ago
for forgery, are missing. Wonder If their bond |
will be forfeited and collected? If it was, itwould
make an epoch in the history Of the county.
LEXINGTON. Ky.
Music and nicknacks at the Park tonight and
Saturday night
The residence of c. B. Rop, on Second Street in
this city is offered at private sale.
The marriage of Miss Matte Price was celebrated
this morning at the Second Presbyterian ChurCh,
at the hour OF IL.
On Friday, the 2Sth, trotting stock, belonging
to Col. West and Maj. Mcdowell, Will be Sold at
the Fair Grounds.
Next Saturday at $50 a. m. an excursion train
will leave Lexington for the Towers, and VIII re-
turn at $3.50 p. III. Round trip, Sl.
The phonOgraph invention will be exhibited by
Prof. Edison in the room lately occupied py Bald-
win & Co. as piano store. The performance be-
gins Wednesday, and continues three days, morn
ing, afternoon and night.
Recorders Court opened with the Prosecuting
Attorney absent. J. Fletcher johnson assumed
that duty, and Court proceeded Ihree cases were
called, and two of them granted turther ume,
Jno Curd confessed Judgment under fine OF "
and costs.
The picnic to-day at Woodland, given by the
Centenary Methodist Church, was well attendeu
and grand success. The children, Tor Wnom IL
was especially Intended, were feasted on the lux
ures OF the season, and their happiness and mlrth
seemed unbOunded.
| Court resumed Tuesday evening at 2 O'Clock.
| After few minutes of quiet Judge ROyally sald;
1.-The evidence against Henry Lovischart chargsa
with completely in the Deits robbery, is not sum
Cient to justify the carrying OF the case forward
He is therefore dismissed"
On July 4th the Short-lne will sell
tickets to and from Louisville for the
usual price Of one way There dn,i ,oo,yna wdil
Lexington at 1865 a. NJ, arriving i'll LoulsVIie
1875; returning leave Louisville at p H.
HAMILTON.
Mrs. Robert Millikin is visiting friends and rela,
tiyes at Piqua.
The Apollo Band goes to Middletown to make
music on the glorious Fourth
Dr. Charles E. Walton has removed his office tc
the corner of Third and Dayton streets.
The Hamilton Light Infantry are expecting tt
receive their State regulation uniforms IN lew
days.
Mrs. s. D. Blair of the First Ward, gave lunch
party to some twenty OF her lady friends this after
noon.
This evening the United Presbyterian Socia
will be held on the grounds surrounding the
church.
Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Howell, Miss Kate Howell
Mrs. CoddingtOn and others 90 TO Dayton todl!
on visit to the Soldiers Home.
The Live Oaks, OF this city, will play the Stars
of MiddlCtoWn match game of baseball on IN
grounds OF the latter next saturday.
The celebration for the glorious Fourth unde
the auspices of the Light Infantry AT the fal
Grounds promises to be something line
Ferdinand Brillmeyer OF the Third Ward diet
Tuesday at his residence His funeral takes piac
at o'clock this afternoon from the UhlVelsails
Church.
The rejoicing seemed to be general yesterda,
afternoon when the news reached the city tina
Judge Hume had received the nomination 10
Supreme Judge.
A petition is in circulation asking the Board O
Education to reconsider their action in the lat
removal Of Mr.. James Berry from his position
teacher in the Public Schools. 1t also asks tn
Board to investigate the charges made or the res
1 sons for the same.
EUDhOvv. XIV.
Happv to state that Mr. Frank Cook is 50 far II
covered from his late severe indisposition as to
able TO walk out.
! Captain W G. McCoy's moonlight hops and SUI
day excursions are becoming very popular E2
!, cursionists speak i'll the highest praise OF them
, Hugo Stahl our urbane p. NJ. and obigfng D
has a handsome miniature set Of chamber lurn
Y ture on exhibition at his store. VIII. MCSrue
: the CabneunaIcr Only 10 cents chance.
;. COLUMMgA. O.
=, Miss Hattie E. Melvin leaves us to-day for
/ mouths visit among her friends and relatives l
i Troy Kansas
An unsuccessful attempt was made to burgiarii
. the residence OF Mr.. Ycntnan, on Railroad aF
!: nue., evening before last The inmates We
. aroused and the wretchcs Scampered oil.
+ Rev w. II. MesSe will deliver lecture on Il
r Mammoth Cave, al the NJ =. Church, THIS ever
= ing He will also tell something about Harper
+ Ferry, Arlington flights Mt. Vernon ana l'ibt
+ Prison. Admission p cents Children - cents
BELLEVUE. Ky.
Council meets tonight.
The Public Schools have closed for vacation.
+ A new sidewalk should be laid on Center stree
The Union Sabbath-school went picnicking til
Il morning.
Prof Weimers lecture on Tuesday night W
IT not well attended.
From all we can learn, the Temperance picn
Il will be great Success 1t seems that everybody
n at work in the interest OF Il new hall.
The Sons and Daughters of Temperance vi
If meet tonight, when complete understanding
:. how the picnic progresses Will be given
OXFORD. o.
Is DR.. Jud. Jones, of Mixewile, Ind, was in tow
e yesterday.
The phonograph was on exhibition in Do,
t. Hall yesterday
is Maurice schencI, OF College Corner was
town yesterday.
d Miss Howard Ringwood is at home spending h
IL summer vacation,
large fishing party left Oxford yesterday me
e ming for the Miami River
y" Doc. Davis OF the Hamilton public schools,
. spending his vacation here.
is Miss Jennie G. Logue, formerly Principal of L
al Oxford Female College, lsY.sttng Rev. K. u. NJ.
ris and family