The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-20

Rev. Jacob Ditzler will deliver lee
ture at the High-street M. E. Church
next Wednesday evening, the 2lst.
Subject: "London and her Great
Men,"
John Mccullough will play in this city
June S0th and May 1st. The first night
"Virginius," at the matinee Honey
moon," the second night 'Julius
Cesar"
A thorough examination of the fruit
prospects develops tine fact that at pres
ent we have the most abundant evidence
of full crop of nearly every description
of fruit.
A new trial in the case of Tom Buford
has been granted, and his trial is set for
the first Monday in July at Owenton,
Judge McNamara ordering special
term for the purpose. .-.
Our enterprising young friend, A. 7.
King, has bought of Esom Bergin at
Fox Town, Madison County, his store,
paying for the same $4,000, and will soon
open up large stock OF goods.
The people of Lexington and Fayette
County should ask, and reasonably ex-
pect the General Government to appro-
PIRATE a sufficient sum of money to erect
a Post-office building and other Govern
ment offices.
The Court of Appeals has confirmed
the decision Of the Rockcashe Circuit
Court, which recently sentenced Grove
Kennedy to the Penitentiary for twenty
one years. He has twice applied to the
Court of Appeals, but the decision of the
Rockcastle Circuit Court has been sus-
tanned.
Our new Market-house looks as neat as
a new pin since it has been finished.
There is but one objection TO its outside
appearance, and that is the lower win
dows being 80 much smaller than the
upper story windows gives it an odd ap-
pearance. The windlws should have
been all the same size, but really if there
was any difference the upper story win
dows ought to be the smallest.
l sPEINGFIELD. o.
The 10 o'clock ordinance goes into ef-
feet to-day.
Champion Literary Society will meet
tomorrow evening. ...-. ..
A full attendance is req quested at the
Murphy meeting tonight.
VIM. G. Spangberger is fixing up his
place on South Market street, papering,
etc.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton met last night; good attendance and
interesting meeting.
The headquarters of the Cincinnati
STAR is over Johnson's cigar and tobacco
store on Main street.
Champion Council, No. 2, Jr. Order
of U. A. M. will hold grand ball on
the 29th of this month.
The W. G. Coup monster circus and
menagerie will perform her one week
from to-day (Tuesday) the 9th.
The Murphy choir are making prepa-
rations for another entertainments on
Friday evening. They will change their
programme.
Arrangements are being made to Sc
cure the services of Mr.. Griswold, the
Eat Contributor" for lecture. He is
the man to draw crowd.
Mr.. Charles Renehler, the baker on
West Main street, is making improve
ments in papering his store. He is full
of enterprise, and Is doing a rushing
business at present.
Mr.. Will Rabbits, of the Lagonda
National Bank, of this city, left this
(Tuesday) morning for Bvwlder City,
Colorado, to fill similar position in the
First National Bank in that place.
The Art Loan Exhibition opened last
evening in the new Bookwalter building,
for the benefit of the High-street NJ. E.
Church. 1t will no doubt surpass any.
thing Of the kind ever held in this city.
Last Sunday the new M. E. Church at
Fremont was dedicated. A very large
concourse of people was in attendance
at the services held during the day. The
amount of money to be raised was $5, 600.
The total amount raised was S., ,220. The
dedicatory sermon was preached by Rev.
DIR. Payne, of Delaware. Rev. W. A.
Robinson, of the Center-street M. E.
Church, of our city preached in the
} evening.
HAMILTON.
J,P. Davis is confined to his bed on
account of sickness.
Mr.. J. d. Bennett of Marion, Ohio, il
visiting friends and relatives in this
city.
; Miss Kate Smith, niece of Tom Knox
is suffering considerably from rheuma-
tism.
Over thirteen hundred volumes were
added to the Lane Library during the
past year.
Jim Campbelps pet dog was run over
and mashed by the 3:45 north-bound
train Saturday.
Smoking will hereafter be prohibited
in the Council Chamber during the sit.
tings of that honorable body.
The First Ward cutters were shown