The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-29

tle8ulH2 70 ''AubbtuuuE8y Aho hAoot es1Au
condition is seriously felt by cur Sixth
ward citizens. ssBiilH Han. Coun noilman
from this ward. has often been reminded
of the condition OF the street, but seems
very reluctant i'm bringing The matter
before Council. However, We feel grati-
fed In the near approach of the election,
when it will be our endeavor TO have
him 'sousted" out of Office. and some man
who will look to the interests of Others,
as well as his own, put in his place.
w. G. T.
Rev. Mr.. Frost, of the Baptist Church,
on Madison street, delivered his fare-
well sermon last night. He will, how
ever, administer the ordinance OF bap-
tism to a number of persons recently
united with the Church, next Wednes.
day evening.
The Cold Water Society will give a
grand complimentary party at Drexe-
Illus Hall, on Wednesday evening.
In the Temple of Justice, where Mayor
Athey presides as High Priest, came the
following characters: VIM. Summers,
in the ssroleo of too much spirits, and
Mike Carol, who adopted the same
character, were each fined ST. aud costs.
Charles Combart wanted q nights
lodging in "Billy's bed," and this
being refused him he became
| obstreperous and was put under the'su-
preme charge OF Uncle Berry, where he
will remain for eight days more. James
Anderson, charged with vagrancy, was
sent to land where Judge Lindemann
reigns. q. I'll. Skilman, John johnson
| and Henry Niemeyer kicked up little
row on Eleventh street and were
fined respectively S., including cost.
Michael D0nnelly and PathrieK Don
lnelly broke ranks in the Sunday pro-
cession and attacked their brother-in-
law, who sails under the title OF Path.
| rick Brennan, and shamefully disfgured
his Uranium. After due deliberation
tho Court fined them $40 and costs each
Sarah Blackburn, lady of color, was
tined 81 and costs. Geo. Stickrod, charged
/ with petit larceny, asked for contlnu
ance OF his case, which was granted
4 VIM. Joardan, one of the stock-yarc
lboys, committed an unprovoked assaul
upon man bearing the romantic name
OF Robinson Crus0e. Crusoe being very
good natured torgave his adversary, ant
I. the Judge let him of with line OF $40
NEWPORT, KY.--Mr. Henry Wies,
has purchased an interest in the Gal
House, corner Of Sixth and Main streets
Cincinnati. Mr.. Wiese is an energetic
business man, and the loss of SO valu
able a citizen will be seriously felt.
Otto Abel, young man, while drivin:
along the Licking pike, fell from his sea
and broke one oil his ribs and otherwis,
injured himself.
In the City Court this morning, VIM
Prather. charged with drunkenness ant
disorderly conduct, was fined Us ant
cesJs. Maggie Norton and Mary Gala
her were fined $40 and costs each for be
| ing disorderly. Joseph Goebie for fas
driving was fined 81 and costs. Johl
, Voolfolk for disorderly conduct paid 5
| and cost.
The entertainment by the Tibbatt
Band, Saturday night, was a success il
, every particular. We understand tina
the net proceeds will exceed 800.
b Bishop Dudley, of this Diocese, one Q
I the finest orators in the country, is an
: nounced to ill the pulpit OF st. PauP
Church till q successor to Rev. Foste
: Ely 10 secured.
II Henry Jones, formerly of this city
t now OF Columbus, o., is seriously afflicl
ed with an attack Of rheumatism.
> Charles Rugg, ESQ.,, has sold out hi
9 cigar business, and will, in a fewsdays
s leave the city to take charge Of dii
i tillery as storekeeper.
: The funeral Of Miss Mary Magdalen
Brown, oldest daughter OF DIR. Free
Brown, took place this morning. Th
# funeral services were held at Corpu
i. Christi Church, after which the remain
were conveyed to st. Joseph's Cemetery
: at Warsaw, back Of Cincinnati. Th
q family have the heartfelt sympathy
d their many friends in their sad bereav,
J. ment.
a Rev. DR.. Kirkpatrick delivered hi
S farewell address last evening. 1t Is no
q known yet who will be chosen by th
: Baptist congregation to fill the vacar
b cy.
Q Commissary Sergeant Silvia lett tc
Q Columbus last evening.
u The Centennial Dramatic Club wi
t give their first entertainment, at thei
d nall on Madison street, tomorrow ever
ing.