The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-06


tered his right breast causing, it is
feared, a fatal wound.
Rev. Knowles Shaw's sermon tonight
at the Fifth-street Christian Church
will be s'God the just and the Justiher,
or the Atonement." AT the close OF the
sermon the rite OF baptism Will be ad-
ministered to several new members.
The Relief Committee appointed by the
various churches last winter are re-
uuested to call at McVeigh's office,
,rner of Third and Madison streets AT
their earliest convenience to make ar
rangements for the relief OF the many
suffering poor In the city.
NEWPORT.
Twenty-Five interments during Oeto-
ber IN Evergreen Cemetery.
Frank Lininger and Mary stafin were
granted q marriage license this morn
ing.
Charles Montague and vile will leave
Thursday for Jacksonville, Florida, to
spend the winter.
VIM. Mitchell will shortly run bus
from this city to Alexandria, leaving
the Post-otfioe daily at 8 A. NJ.
The foot-cace announced to take place
at the Driving Park yesterday after
noon, was postponed on account OF the
bad weather.
The funeral OF Mrs. J. W. Livezay
took place in Covington this morning,
and was attended by a large COncVurse
OF friends and relaLlves.
Jacob Schreb anu Katie Sperber will
be united in marriage Thursday even
Ing at the German Baptist Church, R!v,
II. Gilbert will ofticiate.
A lad named Sam. Schell, and whose
parents who reside on Columbia street,
near Ilbbatts, fell from q scatolu yes
terday, and broke his left arm.
Deputy Marshal Brasier, Frank Sut-
ton, DIR. Adam stephen Mesenhemer
and several others lett on a mushroom
hunt at an early hour this morning.
County Court met yesterday at Alex
Rndria and received the fre-proot vault
recently erected by P. IL. Wilson, Of this
city, and his claim for 81, 100 therefor
was allowed.
Yesterday while Ben. Smltz was
standing on d cellar door on Saratoga
street, near Ringgold, the door gave
way, precipitating SmitZ to the cellar
and tracturing his leg.
Judge Geisler issued a warrant last
evening for the arrest OF o. W. Root, to
compel him to deposit $1U0 for his ap-
pearance tuesday morning. This morn
ing The case was called in the City
COURT, when Root and Mauget were on
hand. The former was fined So and
costs for assault and battery.
The guide wheel on the large crane at
SWilt's rolling mill gave way this morn
ing, dropping distance of eighty
feet, and struck young man named
Chas. Cornwell on the side OF the head.
He was Immediately taken to his home,
q physician summoned, aud on examiu-
alton it was found hat the collar bone
was broken in Two places.
SCHOOL BOARD.-A regular meeting
was helu last nigat. Miss l.. M. Quar-.
ry's resignation as teacher was accept
ed. The teachers We're granted the priv
ilege OF attending the session OF the
North Kentucky Teachers Association
at WillIamstown, on the eLh aud 10th
instants.
Mrs. Bessie Gardner was appointed
writing teacher at a salary OF $450 per
annum.
Mr.. W. II. Waters was elected Presi-
dent OF the Board to fill the vacancy
caused by the withdrawal OF Mi. &. Oh
haber.
DAYTON, KY.
Mushroom hunts are all the rage just
now.
One OF the dummies is laid up with
the usual c0mplalnt--a broken axle.
The Young Folks mas squerade takes
place Thursday evening at Moelers
Hall.
A number of our citizens viewed the
remains of Senator Morton at 1ndianap-
oils yesterday.
The Mite Society of the NJ. E. Church
will meet at the residence of Mr.. Tre-
sise, Tuesday. Nov. g. All are invited.
Murmurings are heard from numerous
patrons OF the street railroad at the ex-
ceedingly slow progress made In laying
The new track.
We understand the idea OF fitting UP
the basement oil the large school build
ing for school purposes has been aban-
doned, the ventilation not being sutfi-
client.
Last Saturday burglars entered the
basement window at Mrs. Curry's resi-
dence on Fairfield avenue, and got away
with considerable amount OF pastry.
clothing, etc.
The new "Milt. Harry" Captain Pete
MoArthur commanding, made sue
cessiul trial trip saturday. She dropped
down to the loot of John street last
night, where she will take aboard eight
hundred barrels of salt for the White
Il yer. Tue captain leaves tonight, and
may success attend him on every side.
LEXINGTON, KY.
There will be mass temperance meet.
ing Tonight at the snorL.street Baptist
Church.
Mrs. Sarah Postlethwaite is SLOWLY
recovering from her long and severe
sickness.
We are glad to announce that Mr..
Jamrs z. Bannaha Is rapidly recovering
lr"m his severe illness.
Mr. Ed. Holmes has taken position
In the house Of W. I. King. Mr.. Holmes
IL his -ciass ga, esman, always polite
aud aecomin odating.
A Young Meme Prayer Meeting will