The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-27
NE WPORT.

Three freight trains loaded with hemp
and cotton passed over the bridge yes
terday.
Officer Al. Boyd was at Lockland yes
teruay attending the funeral OF his faith
er-in-Iaw.
MARRIAGE VENTUREs-Adolpheu II.
iBurgCOrl andi iImogene Allen; ). Geo. Helm
rod and Misc Mary Hood.
High Mass will pc sung on Thanks
giving Day by Rev. DR.. Moore, of the
Church OF the he'Immaculate Conception.
Smith & O'Brien, of the s.adt Theater,
were successful in their petition TO
Council to have their license reduced
from 80 to " 90 per night.
Two persons were received for bap-
tism at the First Baptist Church yester-
day. Rev. l.. johnson will occupy The
pulpit there this evening.
Mike Flanagan, of No. 81 Goodman
street, was arraigned Saturday before
Commissioner Bostwick, on the charge
of failure to pay license. He was let of
on payment ot The tax.
Misses Helen, Rosie and Mary Phil
lips treated some invited guests to some
charming vocal and instrumental mu-
sic Saturday evening, at their residence,
ON elm street, near Patterson.
Mr.. George Angelo, rising young art
ist Of this city, has nearly completed
beautiful drawing in crayon, represent
ing Art, Science and Agriculture, and
around the borders are portraits of dis
tiuguished men in the various branches
named.
CITY tOURT.-Oswald Krechen and
p. q. Net. tue TWO lads arrested yester-
day by Officers COttingham and Flynn
l0r breach OF the peace, were fined 80
and costs each this morning. Sam.
jackson, for getting on big drunk, 81
and costs.
"Buelps Tour Around the World" con-
sistng OF two hundred scenes, each
covering one thousand square feet OF
canvas, illustrating beautiful scenery in
the principal cities of the world, will be
exhibited at the Churcn Of the Immacu-
late conception Tuesday evening, De-
cember 8.
THE NEWPORT & CINCINNATI BRIDGE
STREET RAILROAD. - Our reporter
dropped into Mayor Berry's office this
morning to learn the cause why the
street railroad is not in operation over
the bridge. Mr.. Berry stated that
while he was in Philadelphia he had
made it his object TO interview
uuIs dGOlkC ID rlIoU lCO
President Of the Pennsylvania ROAD,
who owns the Newport 81 Cincinnati
Bridge. Mr.. Roberts is also President
OF the Bridge Company. That gentle
man informed Mir. Berry that the delay
i'll running the cars is due to The fact
that, after trial of some Cincinnati
cars, 1t was found that they were too
wide for the passage-way of the bridge,
and that they would strike the
iron work on the side. They
had under consideration the matter of
widening the track-that is, removing
them further from the iron railing anu
building a foot-path on the outside with
railings on each side. Mr.. Berry this
morning wrote letter to Mr.. Roberts,
urging the latter to push matters for
final arrangements SO that the cars can
be put in operation at an early day.
LEXINGTON. KY.
There are twenty-tour cases against
Henry Miller for promoting lottery and
vending lottery tickets.
The funeral Of Mr.. j. Moore, father of
Captain Frank Moore, took place from
st. PauFs Church Saturday. Mr.. Moore
had been ailiDg for several months, and
his death was therefore not at all unex-
pected. The cause of his death was
simply infrmity from old age. He was in
the eighty-third year Of his age when he
died.
HAMILTON.
Mrs. Oliver Temple is lying seriously
i'll at The residence OF her mother in the
First Ward.
Maurice Jones was Saturday ap-
pointed executor of the estate of David |
Jones, deceased.