The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-24
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND
HAMILTON

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Miss Lon Dinner of Day ton Is the guest O
Miss May Dinner.
The beautiful High.street Garden is nov
open to the public.
The Emerson Society convenes at the
Phillips House tonight
Jacob Loar. Esq, of Green County, Pa.
is the guest Of DIR. Loar.
Miss Della and Claud Cummings of Mid
dletown, o., are in the city visiting friends
Robert Kimble started last evening fol
Denver, Colorado, to seek fortune in the
West.
Mr.:Ehrist. Holler of Cincinnati is in the
city visiting his brother John, in Schwartz,
drug store.
Miss Mary Clark, an accomplished voung
lady ot Scven-Mile, has returned home after
a brief visit among friends.
Superintendent L. d. Brown delivered
the annual address at the commencement
exercises Of the Seven Mile School Friday
night.
The Home Dramatic Association meets
tomorrow Sunday afternoon in Fenzel
Hall. All members are requested to be
present.
Mr.. Gilbert, the gentlemanly manager of
the undertaking establishment of Gilbert
& Co., has an embalming process for the
preservation of the dead that meets the
approval of our most scientific Judges.
Mr. John Theurer, the young Hercules
OF Hamilton, was the chief attraction at
| Concordia Hall last Thursday evening, and
gave some fine exhibitions of his wonderful
teats OF strength and power OF endurance.
| The Home Dramatic Association rendered
at Concordia Hall on Thursday evening
the comic drama, IAN is not Gold that Gilt
ters." Conrad Il. Weiss the Director of the
Society, sparing no expense to further
the interest and influence of the organiza-
ton.
Programme of Grand May Musical Festi-
val, to be given by the Hamilton Harmonic
and Middletown Choral Societies, accom-
panied by the Apollo Band, at Butler
County Fair Grounds Hamilton, O., Sat
urday, May 31st 1879. Messrs. Walter H.
| Aiken and s. W. SIanage, Directors. The
chorus will number two hundred trained
singers:
FORENOON CoNcERT-l0 A. NJ.
Overture Italia in .Rossini
Apollo Band.
Chorus, Hail to Thee. Liberty. Rossini
QunTtette HE Thee Shallopl,. kuchen
IETERMIssION.
American Overture Catlin
Apollo Band
Chorus, Now Tramp Ger Moss and Fell. Bishop
Mr. VIM. Wolverton.
Chorus Strike the Gym Pucitta
Chorus Gloria, Twelfth Mass. Mozart
AFTERNOON CoNcERT-2:30 P. NJ.
Medley, Ie Olden Time. Observation-Disclosures Boyer
Apollo Band.
Chorus IsraePs Sons RoSsini
Solo, The White Squal (by request Barker
DR.. Dan Millikn.
Chorus Star Of Descending Night......... Emerson
ISTERMIssIoN.
O. How Delightful Catin
Apollo Band
Chorus Lift Up Your II eads. Handel
Double Quartette Champagne Song........,..-
Chorus. The Heavens are eilng...,......... HAYDN
To conclude by singing of "Amcrica," in VII CHI
the whole audi nee is expected TO join.
LUDLOW. RY.
The ImperiaIs gave good entertainment
and most enjoyable hop last Thursday
evening. The audience was large and APP
preciative. Messrs. Jep. Maytield, the viii
son Brothers, Harry and Tom Price did
splendidy and were heartily encored. All
concerned enjoyed themselves to their
hearts content, and the Imperias' last
night of the season was decided success in
all respects.
Mr.. James Nixon, contractor and builder,
of this city, met with a severe accident a
short distance south Of Somerset yesterday,
on the Southern Railroad, where he is en-
gagged erecting seCtiOn-houses on the Hus-
ton S. r. r. contract. 1t is reported that
Mr. n. had one of his legs broken. Mrs
Nixon went down the Southern this morn
ing to attend herinjured husband, who was
under treatment at Somerset.
PERsoNAL.-Miss Mary Hughes, of Gin
cnnati visited here last Wednesday even
ing and was present at the surprise, where
her charming company was much sought
for by the beaux.
Miss Smith, daughter of Mr.. L. D. Smith,
who has been on visit to New York for a
year, returned home last evening
If we might be permitted to except Mon
seur Adonis Bouncer, Dan. Augur and
Will. jenkins were the handsomest gentle
men at the hop.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Gllmans beer garden was opened to the
ladies last night.
The Grand Jury adjourned on Thursday,
to convene again on Monday.
The wheat crop of Fayette and adjoining
counties will be very light, owing to the
protracted dry weather.
The iron gates for the Gratz Park have
been purchased, and are described as beau
tful. We will wait to see.
The millers of the State held conven-
tion in this city yesterday, passed resolu-
tions, elected President and tour Vice
Presidents.
James Stivers, of Missouri, confined here
in Jail, had his trial Thursday, and was
reckoned horse thief He goes to Frank
fort for two years.
The Lexington race mare Liatunah, and
belonging to Mr.. james A. Grinstead, won
on Thursday at Louisville the Kentucky
Oaks, worth, net, $3.50.
Lexington was made quite lively Thurs
day for a few hours by the short, though
agreeable, call of our Cincinnati friends on
their return homeward from the Cumber-
land excursion.
1t is quite certain that the Phoenix
Hotel will be rebuilt. The insurance
money will be paid next week. Judge
Robinson will put the ground of the old
Phoenix in fas stock. The money necessa-
ry to accomplish the building can be easily
obtained.
MHAMESRURG.
nromiuent grain shipDer who hoe hoay,