The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-11

The Stacey estate Ia to become the
subject OF litigation. 1t seems that Mr..
stacey had been married three times
and was the father OF eleven children,
six by the first, three by the second, and
TWO by the third. The third wife Is still
living, and it is said the first from whom
he was separated, also survives. Hence
the complication of the affairs Of the es-
tate.
No baseball yesterday.
The Blick.COnnelly suit has been COM
promised.
Mr.. Nathaniel Rudd and Miss Caro-
line Ralston, of Gallatin Co., were mar
ried at the Day House, Saturday even
ing.
In the Mayors Court this morning
came John Howard who had imhibed too
freely in the extracts OF corn, and was
fined 81 and costs. Ella James, o colored
belle, was up on the charge Of stealing
a pair of shoes and o pair of old socks or
striped stockings, and was dismissed on
the solicitation of a friend.
The young ladies OF the Society Of the
immaculate Conception will preside over
the reIreshment tables at the Cathedral
Fair that is soon to begin in Coyington.
The approaching wedding Of Mr.. John
Gerwe and Miss Katie Lucking is an
nouhceu W tdhc pidCc eo-mWioW aS DIs
Joseph's Church, on Twelfth street.
The Enquirer claims that il its Club
(the Reds) had been victorious, they
would have beaten the Stars.
The Reds tied Mr.. Hugh Campbell
down with a pocket-handkerchief at the
game Saturday. Still they failed to bat
mis- balls.
NEwPORT.-A new pier is to be built
for the Licking bridge. The bridge Di'
rectors meet again tonight, and will
probably award the contract for the
pier.
The Ben Jonson Club appear at Odd
fellows Hall next Monday evening for
| the benefit of the widow of the late la.
mented Frank Leyburn.
Mayor Berry addressed the Knights
of Pythias to-day at Turner Hall, ,Cincin
natl.
James Sullivan had his foot crushed
| by street car Saturday afternoon.
Ann Ryan, q Saratoga-street girl, was
badly chOked on Saturday by a piece oI
apple. She will recover.
Capt. VIM. N. Air left for New York
yesterday.
| Council will probably be asked to take
some steps toward inducing Govern
ment to continue the use of Newpor
| Barracks as a recruiting station an(
supply depot.
| In the City Court this morning v
| Smith and James O'Grady, charged with
vagrancy, were fined 70 and costs each
GeOrge Mack, drunk and disorderly, y;
land costs. Ramsey Bush, lettering, So.
The Magistrates of Campbell county
are holding a convention at Alexandra
tto-day for the purpose of taking the
census and to make arrangements fol
lcircuiating paper to raise sub
scription of $500, ,0O0 in aid of the. project
of the Kentucky and Great Western
Railroad, comonIy known as the Big
Sandy.
| It.is rumored in Newport society cir
lcles that MIR. Frank b. Wentworth, who
was last season the President of tue
Hawthorne Literary Society OF Cincin
natl, is soon to be enrolled among the
stock company Of one Of the theaters oil
Cincinnati. knowing, as we DO, the
dramatic talents of Mr.. Wentworth, we
congratulate the enterprising manager
who has secured his services.
| The Thespian Dramatic Club gave
| their first entertainment at Odd-iell0ws
Hall Saturday evening. The hall was
crowded to its utmost capacity; ane
| the plaudits from all parts of The house
is certainly an assurance OF apprecia
tion OF their talent.
| The Barrett Club gives an entertain
ment at the same place this evening.
Both of these cubs are entirely com
posed of home talent, and are well wor
thy of patronage.