The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-30

by an insignificant fire In the rear OF
Mrs. Smiths residence on Broadway.
The little waif found on Miller street
few weeks ago, which was suese-
quenJly adopted by Mrs. A. J' enears,
uled Sunday.
Chief of Police McMurtry, who has
been confined to bis room for several
days from severe indisposltlon, ls
somewhat better.
No hopes are entertained for the re-
covery OF Mr.. John g. YelIman, who has
been Confined to his bed for several
months. Mr. Yellman has been one OF
Lexington's most enterprising citiz ms.
The Richmond Whig says that Gener-
al Leslie Combs OF Lexington must be
nearly two hundred years old. We
heard the General say thai he was going
to the mex, Centennial and II the wings
account be true we believe it.
On dit the Merchants and Profess
sional Mines will play a game of base
auguratlOn OF Gralz's new park. Mer-
chants Nlne-Gus Straus, Israel Gold
smith, Junus Speyer, Nose. Kaufman,
10. LoVenhart, j. Davis, DO. Bendel, NJ.
Brown and John Lell. Prote ssional
Nine-Judge Royalty, Squire Gibson,
Gen. Leslie Combs, Judge Stevenson,
Gen. Robinson, Jesse Woodruff (editor
OF Press), City clerk Snider, Alderman
John Young, and Hon. Michael McCarty,
Mayor ut Ilishtown; Dick Kidd, Umpire !;
James Bulord, Jr., Scorer. Everybody
invited. Admission free.
LUDLOW, KY. ...
The City Council has passed an ordi-
N ngt A. q N a a
domestic poultry from running at large
on the public streets ana commons Of
the city. The ordinance will be in
force on and after the 1st of Septem-
ber.
John Henry Berkenkamp, Esq, is q
firm believer in "the early bird guDbling
the early worm," ana so announces NM
self as candidate icr Council from
Ward Two, at The approaching elec-
ton next December.
We are requested to announce to the
Democracy ol The Ludlow precinct that
there will be a meeting at Berkenkamp's 8
on next Friday evening for the purpose
of organizing Tilden and Hendricks
Campaign Club. All the unterrItied OF
the precinct are expected TO be present
without further notice.
LEBANON.
The Harvest uume basket meeting, to
be given by the Order OF Patrons OF
Husbandry, of Warren County, ON the
Fair Grounds, on Saturday, September
2, promises to be grand affair.
The militia company In progress of or
ganlZatIon will soon be ready to order
suits. AT meeting held in Koogles
Hall, on last Thursday evening, COM
WY, tnl II a
style of suits TO get.
HAMILTON.
Rev. DR.. Anderson has returned from
his visit East.
K. R. Engle, former resident Of Ham
ilton, is doing the city.
DIR. Falconer and wife leave for two
weeks trip East, Friday.
VIM. Brannin has been authorized col
lectng agent tor the Butler County
Democrat.
The Reform Church of the First Ward
will make an excursion to the Soldiers
Home on the 1st.
Night Patrolman Rollins saved Ezra
PoJter's residence from being burglar
ized Monday night.
A grand Democratic Rally will come
off at the Madison House, Madison
Township, Saturday night.
Lively preparations are being made
for the musical entertainment at the
Presby yterian Church Friday evening.
Tickets % cents.
The ladies Of the United Presbyterian
Church intend holding their Social in
the grounds surrounding the church to-
morrow evening.
Mr.. Graham, Councilman from the
Fourth Ward, has rendered his resigna-
ton as member OF that body, the same
to take effect October 10.
Henry Deilenbach, of the Fourth
Ward, and Miss Emma Smith were mar
ried Thursday evening. The groom
weighed two hundred and thirty pounds
and the bride two hundred and ten.
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