The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-18
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0oYINGTON.

Danvllie, hy.
Harvey r fl, one OF our prominent oiti-
zens, left Tor Ireland last night.
The Stars will leave for indianapolis
fo-morrow ana WILL play the Capitol
Citys on Saturday.
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-Chas. Bogen-
schutz ana CatnelIne Weber, John
Laubner and Annie Williams.
Alfred Pearce fled petition for
divorce from Emma Pearce on the
grounds of abandonment and adultery.
Ben. Hulsman, the contractor for the
stone work ior the foundation of the
Government building, will commence
work On Monday next.
A large number Of delegates from
CoYingtOn and Newport to the State
Convention lett yesterday evening on
the mail boat tor Louisville.
This afternoon at O'Clock Miss Millie
aiyins and b. j. Bryan will be united
BRIDES sister, by Rev. Mr.. Albritton, OF
Shinkle Chapel
The team attached to the beer wagon
of Steinrede u Go. ran away yesterday
0n the Lexington Pike. No damage re-
suited except The breaking OF the gas.
lamp at the corner OF Craig street.
NEWPORT.
John Trimbolm sixteen years old, fell
from a ladder on Monmouth street and
broke his lett arm.
The pay-car on the Short-line will ar
rive here this afternoon. Then won't
Tithe boys" be happy.
VIM. Prather, for being dead drunk, In
fact so drunk that he did not know his
own name, 81 and costs.
, The alarm oil fire yesterday afternoon
from BOx7 was caused by the bursting
lef a coal-oil can In the hands OF Mrs.
Reyels at the house OF Jno. B. Lock, j..
lNo serious injury was done.
We understand that all the Catholic
societies of this city, with the exception
tef one, will participate in The jubilee
procession next Sunday.
The funeral of Clara e. Helm, who
died yesterday morning, will take place
from The residence OF ID. II. LOCK, on
Madison street, near York, this alter.
moon at 8 O'clock.
Mr.. Frank. Aanville, of the Columbus
Barracks Band, and a former resident
OF this city, arrived here. this morning,
the time OF his enlistment having ex
pired.
The Ben. Jonson Club will play the
following programme at Odd-felloWs
Hall this evening; The opening play
will be the "Chimney Corner" with Mr.
Dan. UHara as Peter Probity."' Percy
Brooks as Solomon PrObity," and Miss
Ida Falls as PATTY Probity.n The
performance TO conclude with "Solof
Snipgle."
CHANCERY CoURT.-Jeremtah McCar-
by against Timotny McCarLy, &c.; judg
nent Of sale Of real estate-the sixth
pne ofthe row of tenement houses wesl
side of Columbia street near Byzantine
street, and distribution Of proceeds
among the Aeirs.
Ward against Evans, &C.: lien foi
900 and interest from November, lS72
adjudged against Lots 2S9 and 24O, ant
sale ordered.
Toebbe, assignee, against Claherty;
lien refused anu plaintiff to prepare cast
Tor personal judgment.
Newport Saving Association No.
against Charles Au ieh; judgment fol
Piainti1, $l0a, with interest from Novem
Der, 1876.
Elizabeth Clifford against George Gif
Harl; judgment vi divorce to plaintiff.
Katrina Zimmermann against --- Zim
mermann; decree 0f divorce 70 plaintiff
I QFallon and vile against Evans, &c.
Judgment for plaintiff. tor $3.50.
Mrs. Nancy Gibson filed u suit in the
Ehaneery Court ior divorce against hel
liege lord, s'Proiessor James GllsGn," OH
the ground of failure to provide AM
Drunkenness.
g. LEXINGTON. KH.
Mrs. w. q. Goodloe has returned from
p visit to the Centennial.
The general delivery OF the Postofice
will BIZ open until 6i80 p. III. from this
hate.
I Colonel Fl. Bell started yesterday fol
Missouri on u visit tO his son, who has
been suddenly taken with apopiexy.
The case of Robert Holloway, for the
Killing OF Shaw, was yesterday CON
tinued in the Circuit Court until the 6tt
pr June.
Rev. j. s. Shipman, of Christ's Church.
has received call from church in
New York. One OF the inducements IL
b salary OF Sl0,0uO per Rnnum.
The coming trotting races certainly
promise to be the most interesting here
Tor many years. Mr.. b. j. Treacy, o.
the Curragh Stables, has the larges
plumber OF horses now under training Of
any stable in the United States. Mr.
Treacy is well known throughout the
country as a practical trainer and large
dealer in fine stock.
The many friends OF the family Of Mr.
Joseph Bendel will be pained to learn Of
fhe serious illness OF his wife, who has
been somewhat aH,cted for some time
past. Sue seemed to have been conyal.
Pscing until the extreme warm weather
bet In. since which time she has taken q
relapse, and is now very ILL.
LUDLOW, ky.
( For the quickest way to end disputes
about religion inquire OF Count Leo OF
Mynherr Conrad.
W. s. Ludlow proposes to sell some oil
his beautiful building lots OH the 22d OF
.this month. Workingmen wishing CHEAP
homes should make note Of this sale.
John Grace ana Jas. Nixon were ar
Vested last evening by Deputy Shorifl
phas. Temple. on warrants sworn Out
by N. Ocshner, charging the defendants
With the serious charge OF perjury.
ssOn Deck Again." The Ludlow Base.
3all Club will assemble at their Club
lopse this afternoon for the purpose oil
reorganization amt the selection OF play.
mg-nine for the "Centennial year." The
Directors OF the Club have the names OF
tYer tW0nty OF the heat amRteur talent