The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-03
FROM POINTS ARoUND.

Theresa Burdsoll to Mr.. Ed. Craig, is
announced to take place in 81. Johns
Episcopal Church tomorrow Thursday }
morning at O'clock.
AvONDALE.-A delightful reunion OF
the Avondale Shakespeare Reading Club
was held. last night at the elegant and
hospitable mansion OF Senator Burton.
The exercises of the occasion were ex-
ceedingly pleasant, interspersed, as they
were, with excellent music by several
talented young lady performers. Ar
rangements are on foot for a series of
winter entertainments of like kind in
that beautiful suburban village.
CHERRY GROVE. = Prudan Fagin,
who has been sick for some time, Is last
improving. We hope soon to see him
about.
We were favored with a lecture from
the Rev. Flener last evening. sIIis sub.
jeet, "My Travels in Africa" was we'll
received by the people of Cherry Grove.
q. W. VanGundy, the popular STAR
agent, has moved to this place. He was
the recipient of a serenade by our young
men last evening.
v.
and the STAR is our paper.
A meeting was called by the directors
Of the school, the other evening, to take
action against the throwing Of stones by
the Stewart and Lane boys. A motion
was made to prosecute them, which was
carried. President Behymer and Secre-
tary Hopper presided.
HAMTLToN.--The schultzen section
Of the German Society will give bali on
Thanksgiving evening, in Beckett's
Hall.
Miss Irene Thomas, of Middletown, is
in the city visiting relations and friends.
Mrs. Victoria Woodruff is advertised
to lecture Friday evening in the Opera
hall.
In the case OF G. r. Gunckel, indicted
for obstructing the administration oil jus.
tice, by consent OF parties, a nolle WAS
entered.
In the case OF Nellie sheely VS.. Adam
Hieland, the case, on consent of the par
ties. was dismissed at cost of defend
ant.
The case of Hamilton Building and Saw
ing Association against B. IL. Yelling.
hOtf, judgment OF 1881 IL was rendered
against the defendant.
In the case OF Samuel Deneer VS.. John
M. Burgett ct al, Judgment lor plaintiff
for $164 So.
Inthe case Of Robert Christy VS.. "A. A.
Phillps, judgment was rendered in favor
Of plaintiff for $3.50.
In the case of the State against Cary
Anderson alias Goss Anderson, indicted
for murder in the first degree, the case
was set Tor the 22d inst. and a special
Venire facias issued.
CALIFORNIA, O,-"One by one they
leave u.s." These sad words suggested
themselves to us last evening while wit
Messing the marriage ceremony that
Joined togetheEi in the holy bonds of mat
rimony Mr.. Byron Kramer, of Edenton,
Clerm0nt county, Ohio, and Miss Carrie
Lowe, of California, Ohio. The cere-
mony was beautifully performed by Rev.
john w. Gaddis, of California, Ohio.
The wedding took place at the residence
Of Chas. III. Lowe. Esq, the BRIDES IA
ther. Over forty persons we're present,
among whom were some of the first citi-
zens of California, and some prominent
KeRtuckians.
Miss Carrie Lowe has long been an ac-
tive member and prominent official ofI
the California M. e. Sabbath.school.
The school has lost a faithful librarian
md q slendid .organist. Mr.. Kramer is
q very exemplary. young man, re-
carrying on q lucrative business at
Edenton, Ohio. Miss Carrie will now
transfer her residence to the home of
her husband, and we know we are ex-
pressing the sentiments of our village
when we say that their best wishes 60
with her.
LEXINGTON, KY.-The influence of
the STARin promoting matrimony is hay
ing q pleasing effect. Atsix o'clock yes
terday morning Rev. Father Bekkers
administered the sacrament of matri-
monY to Mr.. Lawrence McKenna and
Miss Jane Goodin. And at IL O'Clock TO-
morrow morning he will perform the
same ceremony over Mr.. Patrick Feeney
and Miss Mary Donahue.
Our smaller storekeepers are protest |
ing against store rates, and Capt. John
Boyd is puzzled to know what to tax il |
this unjust mode ofTevenue is abolished. |
Reduce salaries of City officials to what |
their services are worth, THAT'S the way
to do, Captain.
Mrs. d. o. NewboId, formerly Miss
Crittenden. OF this place, but now re-
siding. in Woodford, has lost her mind I
entirely.
The friends of Mr.James Simpson will |
regret to hear that he is confined to his |
room by sickness.
There will be second cold Folks y
concert at the Opera-house on Friday
night. ~
Mr.. Harry .shoenberger has just re- |
ceiyed and is having put up in his sa-
loon, on Limestone street, a $7OO counter.
Mr.. Sweet, of the Dispatch, says that it |
10 the finest specimen of work OF this
kind that he has ever seen, and he has
bad q large experience with bar-roOm |.
counters.
/ II must not be understood that every
member Of our odious City Council en-
aorses the action OF the majority in that
body. At the last time this Star Cham
Der conclave went througn what they
termed electing city officers and appoint.
Ing pensioners, Mr.. John r. Cieary.
member from Ward No. 1, withdrew az
The commencement OF the session, Stat.
ing that he ''would have nothing TO do
with such doings.n This manly rebuke L
pf Mr.. Cleary is endorsed by every true
lover Of American liberty In Lexington.
Hon, Michael McCarty repents OF his
'rule or ruin" speech, and says "be gad
will quit spaiken aither this.p
CovINGTON.-The nuptials Of Miss
Jennie Mathews and Mr. Ralph Hemin-