The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-17
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Anew cornet band is TO be organized
In Helientown. 5s.s
Amarriage license was issued to Fred.
LAUDER and Louisa Kariine. 7tIf
The Stars were again defeated yester-
day by The PhiladeIphias by score OF
IL TO 5.
The next National Convention of the
Kentucky Press takes place a. Frank
Tort.
George Moore was adjudged lunatic
in the Criminal, Court, and ordered to
the Lunatic Asylum.
John g. e lis, ST., in the Chancery
Court was declared mentally incapable,
caused by ex.reme age.
The man accused OF throwing poisoned
food in the various yaIds is cattle
driver named IL. Berry.
The Worlds Panorama in dissolving
/ views takes place tomorrow aud Mon
day evenings at St. Joseph,s School
Hail. ri .#s
/ The Centennial Gun and Fishing Club
OF this city has ANNOUNCED a shooting
match at w allace's Grove On the Fourth
Of July.
The grocery Of J. Horner & Son, cor
'nef Seventh and Madison streets, was
entered by sneak thieves late last night.
They were, however, scared away, and
did not succeed in getting anything.
Marriage licenses for the past week:
L. Carey and M. L. Potts, W. N. Bruce
and Nettie Evans, John Gordon and A.
Jones, Jonn b. Heroing and Mary A.
Huffrage, Fred. LAUDER and l.. Karline.
MAYORS CoURT.-W. Sanford and Il.
M. Calkins, breach OF the peace, contln-
till MondaV. Jnhn MaShana 0iaQr-
derly conduct. Va; w. Rankin, carrying
concealed WEAPONS, paid 81 and twenty
days imprisoned; W. Sanford, assault
with intent to kill, continued till W ed
nesday ana put under $500 bail.
The following articles are to be placed
in The cornerstone Of the new Custom
house: Pictures of the Secretary of lie
Treasury, Secretary OF the Interior,
Postmaster General, and the Supervis-
ing Architect. the Rrst three having ap.
proved the plan of the building; the
census report; finance report OF the Sec
retary OF the Treasury, a, d supervising
Archltects report for 1875; the Official
Register; one set of United States post
age stamps now in use; one tOf United
States coins, and postal route map OIL
the district in which Coyington is To-
Gated.
- NEWPORT.
Phillis Perry, drunk and disorderly, 81
and costs. ,. t....
The pay car on the short-line arrived
yesterday.
The picnic of the Public Schools yes
terday AZ ParlOr Grove was largely at-
tended. ....--,-
The picnic given by the Sunday-school
OF Grace IN. X. Church to-day is Well at
tended.
The case of the Clay Fire and Marine
Insurance Company against George W.
Nef, is in progress. S ~ -r|fTH
The employees of Mr., John G. Dueber
will entertain him this evening with a
grand supper, music, &C., at Bertsch's
Hall on York street.
In the Circuit Court yesterday Ed.
Morris, g. +. Buchanan and Robert
Waring were appointed Jury Cemlnis-
sioners for the next term. g
Circuit Court adjourned to-day, and
now we will be oyerrun with election
eering news. Among the candidates fOi
Shefif Hub. Helm is Lhe one whom Lhe
people say they will support and elect.
The description given OF the party who
enticed the little girl Fannie Scott
away from her home last Thursday an
swers TO that of q woman WHO has been
guilty of a like offense ON several other
occasions. Thepolice are now on the
watch for her. y a4H@E.E. b
Burglars last night again visited the
Newport ferry float at the foot OF York
street. They broke open the door with
q hatchet and attempted to get open tue
money and ticket drawers. After an
Intellectual trial to obtain the money
hsx. tfrrt. -. fI..sA A,ka hnv hn6 fNI I'm,
camp. No arrests.
LEXINGTON. KY.
-Mulligan's new cistern is complete.
Base-ball-Lexingtons, 10; Mutuals, Of
Paris, IA.
The Fourth Of July is the day set for
aye Old Men's" barbecue. Every thing
tB in readiness, and the fatted calf will
be killed.
Mr.J. N. Williams, who advertises in
another column, is superior workman
and most attentive TO business. A Watch
or clock that has passed under his skill.
full hand is sure to be aIl right. 6s
The inventive demons of the Press
suece eded beautifully in guling the
readers of the "Press Extra" by pub
lishlpg a ballot purported TO be the re.
suit oil the Cincinnati Convention Thurs.
day evening. .The next morning he tells
them there was no ballot taken.
DAYTON. KY.
The concert at the Presbyterian
Church was a fine one so far as the music
was concerned, but the attendance was
not large. Madame Stoecklein was pres.
ent ana did excellent singing, as did
also the Central Christian choir and all
connected with the concert.
Preaching in the Presbyterian Church
Tomorrow Ny Rev. Otto Nj. Scnultz at IL
A. M. Text: Gen. Is, 10. subject
~Family Worship Evening precisely
At 8 O'clock. Text; Exod. IA, Is; "The
ChristiaRs Watch Word" All are in.
Vited. Rev. Mr.. Schultz has been called
and has accepted the call to this Church
CALIFORNIA. OHIO.
Rev. Mr.. Jones willpreacn at the Odd.
Fellows Hail. sunday, June Is, at IL 81
A. M.
The California NJ. q. Sabbath.school
hold their picnic in Ebersole's Grove
Saturday, June IT. Arrangements have
been made tor music, refreshments, and
Rmusements. A good time is antici
pated.