The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-03

Ben. Hageman, the man shot by Lee
Grain, was in worse ate at last re-
ports. The trial OF Crane is set Tor to-
day.
Misses Mamie and Mary Sayers,
daughters OF Mr.. William Sayers, of the
Commonwealth, leave To-day for Grant
County.
The Tilden and Hendricks Club met
last night AZ the corner of Pleasant and
Greenup streets. Phe following officers
were elecLed: President, IL. Flscner;
Secretary, VIM. Johnson; Treasurer, b.
Beamtorde. Next Saturday night they
will erect u hickory pole and platform
In the vacant lot on Twelfth street, near
Stevens.
NEWPORT.
No case before Judg Geisler.
Irhe Garrison Band did not arrive, as
stated by The Commercial.
Prof N. s. Smaller, State Geologist,
who arrived home night before last, left
yesterday Tor Frankfort and CumDer-
land Gap.
1t is reported that John Hayes, Cap
tain of the Cincinnati Belle, is about to
lead to the altar u young lady OF about
seventeen years.
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of conanunlcatlun from the CovingU0n
Joint Committee on Water-Works, ask
ing tor further propositions.
The residence OF Mr.. Archer, OH WILL
hanson street, near Washington avenue,
was the scene OF a brilliant social gath
eripg last Tuesday evening, il being the
occaS on Of the anniversary Of Miss
BELIEFS twenty y-trst biruh-day.
Mike Arnold and Barney Mulligan
differed somewhat In their respective
opiuious as 70 which was the best man.
They retired to Tayior's field, and
pounded each other until Mike said
enough. That settled the Vexed ques-
tion.
Tom Williams desires us to state that
the article in the Commercial, staung
that In order to save himself Williams
from being drafted during Lne war he
ella med British protection, is talse,
Williams has his papers, which are dated
i'll 1860.
Mir. Robert Crother's livery stable, ,eor-
ner Of oflMonmouth and Bellevue streeLs,is
nearly completed. TnIs is Mr.. Crotner's
second trial in tDis line OF business i'll
this city. His first stable sIood ut the
corner of York and Taylor streets,
where Mayor Berry's residence now
stands, and was burned down Many
years ago.
HAMILTON.
The c., FL. & ID. passenger depot is be-
ing renOVated4andl painted.
tJaeob. IL. Long was last night awarded
the, printing of the Annual School Re
port al $50. "a
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Mccullough, of OK
tnrd will "a hP al To THAR ailVar GUadhino
on the 10Th inst.
Communion services will be held in
the United Presbyterian Church next
sabbath morning. Kew. Or. Brown Will
deliver the sermon.
The iSeyen-mlle Grange and Sunday.
school will give a Centennial celebra-
ton on next "Wednesday in lnman's
Grove, near SeVen-mile.
The entertainment at the NJ. E. Church
Tuesday evening was largely attended.
Theiprogramme as rendered, with one
exception, WAS highly spoken Of.
A petition is being circulated and
numerously signed, for the purpose OF
haYiGg the walks In the COurL-house
Park paved with the patent concrete
paving.
Mr.. Bentel, OF the firm of Bentel &
M0rgadant, has returned from Pniladel-
,phia. He was there locking alter the
llnteres ts, OF the FIRMS display in tue Ex-
position.
Owing to the almost daily rains dur
ling June and July the street sprlnklers
had little TO do. Much complaint is
heard Lately that they tail TO attend to
their buslness- now when it is SO badly
needed.
Henry H. Wallace yesterday an
nounced him .eli a candidate for re-elec-
tion to the office of County Auditor. He
was elected Two years ago over Berry.
the, Democratic; nominee, and has filed
the office to the enLire satisfaction OF his
constituents, and it is most probable he
Will be elec ed again ii the Taxpayers
have the say So.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Mr.. q. Nv. Cannon is again very ill.
Gen.Jbhn r.. Cleary is confined to his
home by sickness.
There will be meeting OF the Soyer-
,eigns OF Industry at their store next
Saturday.
Col. j. r.. Garnette and wife, of the
Garnette House, RloDmond, KY, are
Registered at the St. Nicholas.
Gen. Combs fell in front. of the Phoenix
Hotel Tuesuay evening and cut his head
very severely against the curbstone.
he struck at coiOred man who he
supposed was obstructing his passway,
when he lost his equilibrium.
A SECOND ENoCH ARDEN.-One Jas.
Schooley, who about eight years ago
left this city for the South, and was sab
sequently reported drowned in the Mis-
sisslppi River, has been heard from by
his sister, now living here. He states
that he will be home soon. His wife,,
soon alter his reported death, married,
sold heT property and left thecity. The
worst of the whole affair is that his prop
srty on Broadway, now occupied by
Richardson g. Bro. and owned by John
jSheopard, wall be reclaimed by him on
bis arrival. The affair will no doubt
,Steate sensation when it becomes
known. e.s
BOND HILL, O. =
The Herald and Presbyter of August
p says; "Tnis suburban village of Gin
cinnati is nine miles out on our accom-
modating railroad, the Marietta, with
numerous daily trains, and five miles by
turnpike, through Ayondale. 1t wac
commenced about five years since by
"Co.operalive Land and Building Asso-
ciatiop.n 1t has now forty-icur new
brick houses, and twenty in course of
! ~ ats, !, att nm this s0asOn. The .raaueHt