The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-01

B. Meyers. widow of Captain j. Meyers, who
died suddenly at New Orleans in May, 1856,
and whose remains were brought to Cincin-
natl for interment Mrs. Mitchell was
many years ago resident here, but she is
now total stranger, and would feel under
obligations to any one who would give her
Information about her lost sister.
Hon. A. s. Berry returned from Lexing-
ton last night, where he delivered an adj
dress the night previous on compulsory ed
ucation and internal State improvements.
The Press, OF that town, gives lengthy re-
port of the address, and ranks Mr.. Berry!
among the first in the State as an orator
and statesman. At the conclusion of the
address number of the prominent citi-
zens waited on Mr.. Berry. and prevailed ON
him to repeat the lecture, which he prom
iSed to do at an early day.
LEXINGTON. KY.
The following young men graduated at the Com
meicia Co eye of Kentucky University on the
Dist inst. with high degree of honors: Orlando
S. Noyes. Hooksett. New Hampshire; Henry N.
Wheeler, Philadelphia, Penn; James A. Brown,
Louisville, KY: also, W. L. Rudolph, j. p Ken.
ney and ID. Il. Allen, OF Lexington.
Col. A. s. Berry of Newrort, delivered an elo.
quent address tn the citizens of Lexington at the
Courthouse Thursday evening upon the questions
oi compulsory education and in ernal State i'm
N'NeHltHlS, Ill Wnlcn ne showed now tFe wealth.
OF Kentucky remained undeveoped, &c. He is
an able orator and will deliver another address
shortly by special request. %
The grand parl rs at the Ashland Hotel were
the scene of a grand and most beautiful affair las
Thursday evening. They were brilliantly lit up
bon ton surprise party took possession, and was
kindly received by Mrs Tanner, Mrs. Smith and
Mrs. Alexander. II was composed OF the wealth
of Lexington and other cities r... 81 ...a.
HOME CITY.
Are you going to the seanee tonight?
The surprise pa ty at Mrs Van Tyne's, Of Fern
Bank, WAS grand affair.
The Meth5dist social on Wednesday last ut the
resheI,ce OF Mrs. 5. d. Patterson was quite pleas
ant affair. E..' -@
George Mcintyre, Jr., has secured the position rs
frenSn on the Lawrenceburg accommodation
Stick to it. George.
Owing to the pleasant weather the ladies turned
ott in scores n, .e lunch which was held ut the
residence of Mrs. Capt. Robert Wise.
VI. Cassidy and wife are the surprised parents,
of the two babies that cam TO their mouse ycster
day. A boy and girl is the AMOUNT of the pleas
ant surprise.
they SET the transfcrn nj property of the sale made
this week. Talk of hard times, they can not be 80
very hard when men can shell ont like this
WEST CONVICTION.
Miss Rebecca Downey of Bond street, Is very Ill
with heart disease. fF tI'
Mr. Sha p Martin. Of John street. has recovered
from his recent sickness fH
That sidewalk west on High street and north on
Main street was let out to Il. C. Clark at N cents
per loot "'
SPRINGFIELD. O.
Bic house. eli! IT should smile" Call again
Buffalo william F.
Officer g,s is the "boss" on the shot His
latest triumph is the killing of two vicious CANNES
which, 1t is said. never wnked alter his pop went
off.
In the Mayors Court Chas Adrich and Thorn as
M ClellaIi. one drunk and dis orderly, ard the
other simple drunk. paid fine to the amount
of 80 90.
The many little friends of Harry Korn, Of Wash-
iigtOn street. gave Master liza ry a huge surprise
OH Friday night. Harry prov himself an enter
tanning host; yes. so much 50 that IL W udnJ sur
prise us to hear of the little folks repeating the
ui1tns'.
Mrs. Scott slddons drew fine house to her read.
ings on Friday night. We doubt that any reader
has ever hereto ore enterta ned and been sgreat-
ly Appreciated MS Mrs. S,ldoiis was by that large
and sell ct aud cnce that gathered within the wallis
of the Opera-hOuse.
Sensational rumors were afloat upon the streets
on Friday in reference to our wei known grocer
Jnnes d. Stewart, be ng Tracked from his place of
business u h S n sdence by otpads on Thurs
day even ny. 1t is id wh lp r latng the inoi-
dent tn lis wife his eyes fell upon tranSom of tie
door at which he b held one Of them peerillg in
upon them. POcel
The inv cstigatcn into tie charges made bv the
News ngahst the Ovtiseer OF the CHI Dire IS Home
has thus far panned out as follows: Firstly that
too UGH ''tlfiy' was made and distributed
amrng the elder inmates Of the Home thus Ca,is-
ing waste of classes" Sec ndiy. Sloan theblg
boss from test mony given. seems to have been nj
way IN the sea chfor a. soft eat and thus had
n To- l"Tss.rt IT., t. "!i,ss H. lnp N"tS terribly
ted that everybody connected with the same IS
trfetdo fresh. mid the people of.the News decid-
I'd yso Now all OF you stop this nonsense and
give the sensational chance to get out of the |
water. 80 |
LUDLOW. Ky.
Miss Lille A. Webb. of(ie0rge street, il visiting
friends fora i W days at Dry Ridge, Ky.
Miss Jennie Evans and Mr.. Joe Evans will ap |
pearin aiding characters ut the next Galaxy EN- |
tertainment
The creatgrandchildlcn of the Pioneers OF the |
Ohio Vilcy h"d very pleasant entertainment at |
the Armory lla last Thursday evening.
Mss Nettie Gordon, the ch rmlng contralto of
the Wctherell ope eta Troupe, has made herself |
u prime favolte among our music LOVING people.
John Nowlan NJ. r. Gravener's young and
cbigins clerk, says that Frank Adams is trying
his level hest to become the GOosetown fash on |
and amusement corr spOndent IOr II prominent |
German daily.
Last weeks Journal announces to its patrons !
that II tn NJ short Of big bail at Armory Hall |
will save il from being ''pied." ball In not the |
best foundation imaginable TO rest the hojes OF |
great Journal on still ifit rolls in the rino ii would
answer fo" the time being us good substitute for
the needful.
DAYTON. KY.
W. W. White, Esq, is no better.
jesse Arthur ESQ.,. IS convalescent.
Miss Katie whitney continues quite sick.
Mrs vim. Hanley is very low at her residence.
Bear in mind the NJ. L. Concert next Tuesday
night. t.-..,. -4. 81. |
The Good Templars meeting was largely at
tended last night
Dayton will soon have a telephone connection
with Cincinnati. |
Mr.. William Laws and family now occupy the
Meader mansion.
Dummy No. 2 burned her boiler beam, and is
laid up for repairs. 1
Sunday.sehool reunion at the NJ. e. Church to-
morrow afternoon. sy,as. ..r. ,. ,,.,... |
Rev Mr.. Matthews will hold services In the Pres
byterian Church Sunday at2::3O p. m. /
Through tickets for sale on the cars to Fourth
and Walnut. in Cincinnati, for 10 cents, -,