The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03
CoyINGTON.

Mrs. Jessie d. Bright and daughter
are visiting relatives in this city.
Ex-Sheriff Machlin has gone to Balti-
more, where he is to be married.
Seeley, the painter, has decorated his
pavement with the design OF a large
nag. LA- 81,
pike Company has declared semi-an-
nual dividend of two per cent.
Fred. Kolbryer was fined $5 and costs
by esquire Francis for breach OF the
peace on boy named Charles Luther.
John Maxwell, Collector at the Gov
ingten end OF the Coviugton d Newport
Suspe n sion Bridge. has resigned, and
Deputy Constable Chris. Blackburn ap-
pointed to his place. .rrF .r.
Hugbey Lucas and Mamie Isaacs, a
runaway couple from W1lllamstoWn,
Grant County, took lodging at the Day
House this morning, and shortly alter
were married by Rev. p. Wiles.
MAYORS CoURT,-Bell Rogers, dis
orderly, $8 and to bgfed on bread and.
waller; Mary Kelly, same, dismissed;
VIM. Metcalte, same, So; Henry Nye,i
breach of peace, continued; Harrison
Carroll, same, S63; Mary Davis, drunk,
"A.
Rev. j. M. Worrall, pastor OF the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church in Coylngton,
preached q Centennial sermon yester-
day morning to a large audience from
the text, ssThe Lord loveth the gates OF
Zion more than all the dwellings OF Ja-
cob"
The Methodist Sunday-schools held
their Centennial celebration yesterday
at Union nj. Il. Church. The exercises
were begun by singing "All hail the
power OF Jesus name." Prayer was Of
fered by Rev. DR.. Muller, and addresses
were made by Rev. Albutton, of Shinkle
Chapel, Rev. Mr.. Case, OF MI. Auburn,
Cincinnati; Rev. DR.. Liebhard, OF the
German Methodist Church, and Rev.
DIR. Muller, Of the Greenup-street
Church. Interspersed with the ADDRESS
es, the children sang, 'The Star span
gled Banner" "Coronation," ""Marching
Along" 'sHold the Fort" and "Ameri-
ca" an inspiriting selection. They
were well sustained by the cabinet Or
gan and several instruments. -.a.
NEWPORT.
Mr.. John Schroll, Circuit Court Clerk,
has gone to Philadelphia, to be present
at the Centennial celebration.
CITY CouRT-Joe Miller and VIM.
Jolly, drink and disorderly, each w and
cosLs. A number of cases were con-
tinued till after the Fourth.
The Newport delegates to Alexandria
hired black smith shop out there as a
beer shop. Half Of the delegates were
rip-roaring before 10 O'clock.
The Democrats meet to-day at Alex
andria to nominate candidate for
Sheriff. If the vote at this end of the
t. ;pd hn
will be Hubbard Helm.
The CENTENNIAL FoURTH.-Newpor
will celebrate the Fourth in handsome
style. The order of march has been
fixed as follows:
Police, United States troops, st. Mar
tin Society, st. George Society, st. Pan
ecratius Society, st. Joseph Society,
Ancient Order of Hibernians, odd
fellows, TibDatts' Band, knights of Py-
thias, Red Men, Druids, Good Fellows,
Ancient Order OF United Workmen,
Music, Turner's Society, Arbeiter Bund,
American Protestant Association, Sow
ereigns OF Industry, German Benevolent
ASSOCIATION, Dayton Band, St. Ste
phan's Society, St. Joseph Society. st.
btanisiaus Society, Centennial Battal-
Ton, Carriages with Speakers, Fire De-
partment.
Line OF March--The procession will
start at A. Nj. precisely, from the cor
uer OF York and Taylor streets, thence
south on York to Tlbbatts, east on Tib-
batts to Monmouth, north on Monmouth
to Mayo, east ON Mayo to Washington
avenue, north on Washington avenue to
Madison street. west OH Madison 10
Monmouth, north on Monmouth to Tay-
Tor, west on Taylor to York, north on
York to Front, west on Front to c0lum-
bia, south on Columbia to Madison, west
on Madison to Brighton, south on Brigh-
ton to Chestnut, east on Chestnut to
Cabot, south on Cabot to Ringgold, east
ON Ringgold to Columbia, north on Co.
iumbia to Bellevue, east on Bellevue to
Public Square, where the Grafton will
be delivered, the Declaration of Inde-
pendence read, and q historical essay OF
Campbell County, etc.
WILLIAM BoDEN, Grand Marshal.
Aids-Frank. Reichman, Steve Gro
mer, john Gugel, Charles Rogge, David
Dimmick, John Wells.
HAMILTON.
The ratification meeting did not come
Df Saturday evening.
John DingfeIder was Saturday ap-
pointed administrator of Barbara Ding
fielder.
h0Dt. Geyef, Jne BaSln-SLreoC 6auQler,
was married yesterday morning to Mrs.
Hiram Reltf.
John r. Brown, of the First Ward, has
announced himself as candidate Tor
bounty Auditor.
The total amount of revenue collec-
lions in Butler County during the month
pit June were $44, ,51S SO.
1t is said the Board of Agriculture de-
signs making the new race-track on the
Fairgrounds second to none In the State.
1t was Mandus Shuler, Chief of Fire
Department, who climbed the steeple on
Et. Stephens Church and unfurled the
national coiors lheretrom.
! Perhaps by shutdown this evening
3here will net be public building, bust.
hess house or private dwelling in the
4biiy that will not in some form present
10 view the National coiors.
Mr.. Scott barrett ana Miss Antoinetta
Hardesty, Of Cincinnati, were married
Ehursday evening at the residence Of
goseph Brant, this city, by Rev. Kemler.
Pr Seven Mile, assisted by Rev. T. j..
Harris.
{ The Republican Central Committee.
Saturday, aecided 10 hold Mass Con-
Mention on the 10th inst. In Becketvs
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