The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-26
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND


A large party nf friends gave Mr.: and
Mrs Allan Andrews pleasant surprise last
Thursday evening.
DIR. A. Loar who has been on visit to
Green County, Penn, IS home again, much
" the pleasure OF his many friends.
Mr.. John Dirk, Chief of Police, will re-
move Arthur Foster to the Asylum for the
Insane at Dayton, o., on Monday next
The Live Oaks we're busy all day yester-
day getting their grounds in condition for
the match game with the Lebanon Club on
Monday next
The Bellevue Garden has been lately re-
fitted i'll the finest style and will be opened
10 the public this evening, April 10Th.
Wolfs fun orchestra will be in attendance.
Fred. Bosch, the gentlemanly proprietor
of the FrOnt-street Garden, will have a
grand opening concert, by Professor
Schweimfests full orchestra tomorrow, il
the weather is favorable. He extends a
cordial invitation to all respectable citizens.
A tramp gave the inhabitants of Smitten
street considerable concern yesterday Fri
day by making II brutal assault upon Mr..
RuEer, who had kindly given him some.
thing to eat Mr.. Ruier finally captured
an AK and drove the wretch from his
premises.
April is notably month in which grum
blers are unusually active Some of these
unhappy people are found in Hamilton,
and Just now their efforts are concentrated
in opposition to the Public High School.
These unfortunates should not be hasty in
their condemnation of the only known
place by which the children of the poor
man are given an even start with the chill,
dren of the rich man in the race of life.
To abolish the High School would be to
limit liberal culture to the wealthy, who
alone are able to pay FIR the schooling Oi
their children, and this our people are not
yet willing to do.
LEXINGTON. Ky.
1t is believed that there will be good
crop Of apples Other fruit will be scarce.
The wheat crop, and small grain gener-
ally, is looking remarkably well. The
peaches are dead.
Only nincty-eight cases on the Common
wealth docket; nineteen for larceny, two
for murder, and several for carrying con-
cealed weapons.
The excursion TO Cincinnati for the bene-
fit of the Sunday-school OF the First Baptist
Church will take place on Friday, the Odd
CT May, instead Of on the second, as stated
yesterday.
Mr.. J. II. Alexander who was arrested on
Tuesday last by Deputy Sheriff Frazer on a
bench warrant from Louisville and placed
in Jail, was released yesterday evening on
AT no very distant period we will have Il
beautiful shady square in the heart OF Lex
ington. We feel sure that the next effort
S'nrrt. r''I',, .I,n,,sn
lhe 81. NIchohS llotel mas oeen leased
by MeSSrS, Ltll SetIDACh' IL VIII I've re-
furnished ana opened oE tHe oPehlhEot Tie
oPliE hlees' WHICH oeSlh OH Saturday
The luth oil May.
Bob Smith. the poor, unfortunate dupe
for Others interest. had his examining trial
at Carlisle on "Wednesday last before Judge
Man, and was held for further trial His
Dail was iiNcd at SUI whlGh bop conid not
give a'o lie ,S Consequently 'InEu,sl''''E VI
Ji, Ji,+, ro NJ d,,,,,, ;ustify f.iso s,yo"r;,.,,
~ l. 1,os ham = c,,Sto,, si,,rc ti,,,e Le,,3,,
to aid the young in procuring marriage
licenses.
t,.tt..,., ,..,t, ,o.,o,
ativeIy reduced nrices Al the sale nf Mr
VIM. II. Mur,Ey. which took place on
last "Wednesday. a fine thoroughbred COW.
that has sold several times for s2,0u0,
brought but 500. Proud Duke No. 2, sup
posed to be worth not less than Sl.UOo,
nro''snt e-'o. re Ir'''' rs ','"t tIie PeTt'e
hie W ,t ,,'',
Meeu Solietii i d i"i tI 'Ie ',U N0' S'''i'
'h'"e w '~'N "' "''N ''''N
- AS time rolis on Inc business OF city
IKE IKE tle SeasoUs ot '"c ear come anu CO.
fllteeh years AZ" i''T stree, ~ Lexington,
was aeS,rAnie l"t"ll'I lot o"Sl Sl'leSs' IL
gfaauaIE ur'IlSu away ,euSlIE ne prop
tI,c crrrent seems IN have tnrned and Vina
vtreet il in , nrnsuerous cordition Onlv
one or two ync,,nt business houses are left
om the street Mon in That vic;nitv seen,
bmsy and ch~arfuI and rennrt tne sales of
nrncerias n,aat ami other gnods
m '''.I, -. -.
Inc prlck-yaruS WILL sooh present. ousy
appearance
Mrs. Hentz, of this village has gone on a
trip to New Orleans for her health.
Mrs Ben. Holmes has been appointed ad.
u;nistr,tor of the estate of her husband
tba inte Rnuiauiu n Hnines