The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-19
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tANtcH6AL 0tieA uhA sSfStsAA SsASSGN~f ~
undergoing repairs.
The tpnsEal ef MIS-. James G. Arnold.
tooS place yesterday.
Ellen Wyncr was brought bsfore the
May opsss Gaufk on q charge Of arhnKenr4
ness, but was dismissed.
Mr.. Philip Brenueise left, this MORN
Ing for Augusta, KY, where ne WILL De
married At an early hour.
Rev. ID. FL. Miller will deliver a dis
course to-mofroM night at Union M. e.
Church. His subject will be "Bad
Men," Nt do
A colored woman IN the. employ of
Henry Barr, West Coyjngton, yesterday
during the parexysra 0f Q coughing
spell, rnptured a blood vessel and died
soon afterwards.
John Bouldin, a young man OF eighteen
years, yesterday evening fell from a
coal Aoat into the Licking at the foot OF
Tenth street, and awas drowned. uis
body was NOT recovered,
A meeting for the purpose of setting
forth the principles aud purposes Of the
Order of "Sovereigns of Industry" and
organizing q Council, will be held In this
city some eveningsnext week.
The Following marriage Kcenses were
issued since our last report: George s.
Mcdonald and Eli zabeth u. Mercer, Les.
land Leatherman and Alethis 3. Pendle-.
ton, Philip Brennles and Eve, Leiden,,
heimer, William Hareourt and Bridget
Finn, .,l..
Tomorrow the German NJ. =. Church,
sontheast corner Tenth, and Russell
streets, Covington, win be dedicated.
Services will be held at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
Band ~ O'Clock p. NJ. Rev. Father
binder. from Chicago, will preach in the
morning, Rev. w. Mast, 3D.. editor Of
the. = hristian ApOlogist, and Rev. p. II.
Muller, pastor Of the u UniQn nj. 3. Church,
Of CoXingtQn, Will preach and address
lh English in the afternoon. Rev. Jacob
EothWeiIer, P. E. and Rev. Il. Liebhart,
DID,, editor of House and Hearth, will
Eonduct the meeting in the. evening.
A small fire occurred about 4:30 O'clock
last evening on the root Of u house in
Jail alley. The flames were extin-
guished Without the aid Of the. Fire De-
partment. Another fire Of about the
same Dimensions took place about 6
O'clock on the roof Of j.. H. Wilkerson's
Residence on Madison, near Fifteenth
street. No alarm was turned in. The
Main street reel on the way to the fire
In Jail alley was upset, on account Of
dog running under the Horse. The pipe
men were, spilled promiscuously but
were notinjured The dog did not sur
Siyo to boast Of his deed.
A lively row occurred about g. O'Clock
last night at HARRY Willer's blacksmith
shop, at the. corner Of Thirteenth and
Stevens streets. Reinke, Dennis and
Barney, employed az that plaee, were tAe
participants. Dennis ATTEMPTED to
throw keinke out'of tie shop, when Bar
ney interfered, and was struck. The
: latter picked up a piece OF iron and
Whirlea it, at the head Of Dennis,
causing an ugly wound. Dennis,
who was knocked down by the
blow, picked himself up, and was taken
TO the house Of Nellie Denemann, where
his injuries were attended to, and short
ly afIeg, he, was able, TO, appear on the
istreots, Depnis was not arrested.
NEWPORT.
Dick Day, in the City Court. was fined
IS and costs for drunkenness.
Eureka Lodge No. 7 celebrates Its
twelfth anniversary this evening.
A concert will be given by the Turner's
to-morrow (sunday) night at Turner
Mal,
MIR. Speck, corner Of Tibbatts and Co.
sumbia streets, mourns the loss Of tWen'
ty-scven fowls from his hen-roost.
The Eclipse. Dancing Association No.
] will give their grand masquerade Dal
next Monday at Odd fellows Hall. =
The mandate Of the Court Of Appeals
in the Rouse case arrived yesterday, ant
tile prisoner was released on $3.50 bail.
The entertainment given by St. Johns
Church takes place tomorrow evening
in the church, corner Of Mayo and Co
lumbia streets, ;,
Adam Weber, an. old resident Of this
city, was buried yesterday. Martfi
luther, Lodge headed by RoehRs Band at
tended the. funeral.
Joseph Schroeder, a young lad livInf
with his parents ON Lowell street, Eel
into the Licking last evening but wa
rescued by two passers-by.
The Tibbatts Minstrels, whose Pre-
gramrne we mentioned yesterday, viii
appear in Odd tellows' Hall tonight
No one should iail TO be there.
The Garrison Band, formerly, of thii
city, but now stationed at Columbus
Viii be down in full force on the 29tl
inst, to take part in the Mardi Gras.
Senator Foster, the funny man OF the
National Theater, at Cincinnatl,. will
give his views on the great question o
the day at Odd-iell0ws Hall this even
ing.
Tho ladies' society ofSt. Pauls Church
on Kinggold street, give their, concer
next Monday evening. at Eclipse Hall,
The pleasant affair Will, wind up with
dance.
Yesterday evening while Mr.. Goebl.
was returning from a funeral the line
clipped from his hands, and the horse
attached to the hearse, started off on
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