The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-19
COYINGTON.

To morrow night, t,dMr. Charles, H.,
Bronson and Miss Grace Darling Ran
som Will be united at Trinity Episcopal
Church.
The SocialTwos give an entertainment
"Wednesday evening al Toehams Hail.
and the Social SeVens at the same time
at Stockhemers.
Rev. Gustav Weller has been retained
for another year as pastor of the German!
M. u. Church, at the corner OF Tenth
and Russell streets.
Mf. julius l.. Bristow, County Clerk, !
will be married Tonight, at the First
Presbyterian Church, to Miss Kate
Coombs, Of Fayette County.
The silver wedding of Rev. DR.. Wor-
rail- took place last night at his home,
N9; NYWest Fourth street.. The we'd
dlngglfts were numerous and beautiful.
The Hayes and Wheeler Club will
meetat 0ddLFeilows' HAN Tonight. e..
y. Wood, Esq., of Newport, and Col.
Weden O'Neal, of this city, wili address
the meeting.
The Seventh Ward Tilden and Hem
urlcks Club will parade next Saturday
evening through the principal streets
Of our city. The Sixth, Ninth and First
Ward Clubs.are invited 10 attend.
John A. 'Seely, the popular cigar ven-
dor at 358' Scott. street, has combined
The usefui'withthe accommodating. He
has established a branch ticket office at
his place, where any VITO desire to gosto
ther Grand Opera-house Or buy cigar
may De satisfied
The last car Of the Madison-street
line was boarded last night by set of
rutiahs at the CIncinhatt end OF the
Dridgej and'the use OF their obscene and
touilanguage caused a number of re-
spectacle ladies to get out OF the car.
The driver is to be blamed for allowing |
such conduct.
In the Circuit Court, the case of H. u.
shaWnan againsJP. linn and others to |
set aside the Kentucky Central Rail-
road compromises, Judge Boyd declined |
1o'hear iton the ground that he is in
terested in the stock, and Judge Men,
zles chosen by consent.
Judge 0.D. McMau anna, of the Boone
County Court, in his charge to The
Grand Jury, denounced the persons
who aided and abetled in the late priZes
hgAt. lie especially called the atten.
lion oi .thesJury to- the case OF Receiver
Mcleod, Of the Louisville Short-line.
NEWPORT.
The Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias
of kentucky meeUs at Louisville to-
day.
; The Van Voast G yards have received
their guns from tine sAdjutant of Ken
1ucky.
Adam Gaph, arrested Sunday for be-
ing dis orderly, WAS fined IL ard costs by
Jadge Geiser.
The City and County Republican Ex-I
ecutive Committee meet tonight at tue 4
to make arrangements for
The City Convention.
Marshal Dave Lock is at his office i
every day 'front.' to A. M, and from l
10 and to 8 every evening, TO take in i
Inc returns lor dog Licenses.
The wagon way of the railroad bridge
in some place6,is dangerous to the horses
The company should see
toit before an accident occurs.
The biggest fight at the coming elec-il
tion will be between Berry aud Boden,i
with tile chances largely in favor OF
Boden, The WorkingmaHs candidate.
The large building at the head OF
Saratoga street, built 'on'what is called
"'Flat-iron Square," has received an
addition, and The boys now call it "Me-
Governs Ligh t-house."' |.
A, company OF; young men; headed byI
Col R,fW. Nelson,q has been organized
i'm tins city Tor the purposeiof working
a silver, mine. They expect to realize a
round million out OF their Investment.
Harm.cAekerson, who lives on OrchardI
street, between Mayo and Jefferson, and /
is ip the employ of Charles Spinks, had {
a leg broken yesterday while unloading :
a. wagon hlleG with stones The acci- +
dent happened on the wharf.
The new Mart Association and thel s
owners OF STALLS are in trouble. Yester- c
day eight Of the latter were brought | t
before Esquire Maphet for non-payment
OtgstaH rent and premiHms, and judg-1 q
ment gwen in'tavor of the plaintiffs. Il
Two young men from Cincinnati went t
hunting out near the Water yes-I
terday, but we've arrested after killing u
lew birds, and brought before Esquire
who fined them each $lU and!I :,
costs andi$3 lor each bird. The squire :,
Ieminded Lhem that the game-laW will = :
bein force uhvll October l.
Isaac, Holtz, who lives ON Saratoga
street, be tw cen Mayo and ,Ringgold, at c
tempted to commit sueidellast evening t
by jumping into the river from the fe fry, / Fl
loat. Heewas prevented and locked up Il
Dy Marshal Dave, Lock- who let him out o
At supper, Time. Theman gave no reason, Il
Dutseemed drunk atthe trmeU IL
It is ,rumOred that the Rev. Patrick y
Guiltoyle, former pastor of the Church
)fi the 20 immaculate Conception will II
shortly return TO this city, under y
from hissa Bishop. for Il
,he purpose of facilitating the settle- 3
nent of the legah ma tiers that he be- Il
same involved iniduring thelatter Yeas 3
If his ministra sion in this city,
COUNTY CoURT,r-Ao ferry license was (
ssued to-, Edward Seofield and. Ffed,i i
Abbey, 10 run askifflferFy from the town I;
II Bellevue TO the loot OF iPsrson street, m
r.
The will of lgHotz, ,Jpnnemanowas proIl q
,ated, and Margaret zimmerman quslii n
led as execntriN1a M
The wfti of John Henry Heman was Eir i
9and1 .Berhadine III eman quail n
led as.executrix.
George Fewlass was appointed adj | !,
ninisTators of the estate OH Richard /
jrewse, deceased. t.,- II
LEXINGTON. KY W
John Sheppard, Esq.r has gone to the w w
q
Eighthundred and ffty-nine arrivals E
It the t.Nicholas last week. IN
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