The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-29

been erected and all the necessary
scenery put in place. The excellence OF
the entertainment, when given week
ago, will assure full house on Monday
night.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given at the residence Of Mr.. Ben jamin
Atklhs on Thursday. evening. 1t was
made up OF number Of friends Of Mr..
Atkins and his excellent vile, from
Newport, Dayton and Cincinnati, anu
was in all particulars a most enjoyable
entertainment.
LEXINGTON, KY.
Mrs. B. Mcdonald is visiting at the
residence of Mr. JOnh Riley.
John IL. Gotf F. GoG, Jr., T. j. Goff, of
CLARK COUNT, and Levi GUtf, of Buur-
bon county, nude ASST snments yester-
day.
Mr. E. G. Jacobs, OF New Orleans, and
Miss l. zzie Bruce, daughter of W. W.
Blnce, Esq, Of this city, were married
Thursday.
During the series of meetings which
are stll beng held at the Republican
Meetlng-hOuse, under the direction OF
the Centenary NJ. K. Church, there have
been four additions aud three profess
siOns.
man named Blackenship, who is
confined in jail III this city on the cuarge
VI attempting to cheat an insurance
company out OF $2j 005, was placed in
heavy irons Thursday Ny Cap AIN Sharp.
On w Wednesday eVenIng, according to
nabit, Captain Sharp made u thorOu h
examination OF the persons and cells in
jan, and found In this mans cell piece
Of metal irum which he had nodded a
skele on key. PastebOard patterns and
parts Of wooden model were also
found. The patterns were designed BY
man named Williams. Blackensnip
bears Vlllainou5 counlenance, and is
SAID TO be Il bad man.
HAMILTON.
Quite a number of the young ladies
wnI receive calls on New Yea's.
Commodore Yates, of Richmond, Ind,
is the guest OF DR.. and Mrs. Park.
Miss Lottie Harris, of Ripley, is Wis.,
iting Mr. Geo. Wilson, Fourth Ward.
Judge William j. Gilmore, Of the Su-
preme Court, was in the city yesler-
uay.
Mrs. VIM. e. Brown, who has been
sufferer for some time, is again confined
to her bed.
The will of Margaret Dick was admit
ted to prob tie yesterday, with Thomas
Millikin as executor.
A transcript was yesterday filed in
the case OF Hattie Benham against Isaac
Roby, who is charged with bastardy.
A.. Stephenson, the newly elected
Justice OF the Peace, has opened an
office i'll LeOhman's building, on Basin
sLrL Ell.
The Emerson Club will give its third
anniversary party Monday night at the
residence of Miss Carrie Cornell. The
Emerson party will make the foul til
gran Club party for the holiday season
OF 1877.
The Assembly gave it's third party las
night in Beckett Hall, which, under th e
direction of Messrs. Lawder, BearGsley
ana Brant, was handsomely decorated
for the occasion. The party was indeed
most brilliant affair, there being quite
large number OF Invited guests from ,
other cities and towns present.
The funeral Of Martin Mason, who
died Thursday afternoon, will take place
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock from
Zion's Churcn. The Rev. Trebel will
iii late in the services. Mr.. Mason, at
he time of his death, was fliy-four
years OF age. lie came to Hamilton ana
lOCdbGu III lO'O' MI b. MdSOD, HIS NluON
was daughter OF the late NJ. Schwarz
The Board of Health heId a meeting
yesterday afternoon in the Mayors Office.
vault on the premises of Geo. Z. Bell
on Third street. was condemned; also,
cellar door on same premises, as dan
gerous. The Health Officer was ~
structed TO abate the same. A resolu-
tlon was offered by Dr.. w. IL. Scobey,
ana the same adopted, calling the atJeu-
tlon OF Council to the filthy condition OF
the stleeLs and alleys, and to ask that
the necessary steps be taken immedi-
ately 10 have them cleared up.
BELLEVUE, KY.
Rev. Mr.. Euell will preuon in the NJ.
Il. Church Tomorrow afternoon at 81
O'Clock.
The Nj. E. Mite Society met last night
at the residence OF Mr. Craig on Center
street. A very large crowd were in al
tendance, every part OF the house being |
} Jammed. The ladies, as usual, con,
tributed much to the evenings enjoy |
ment by their music, songs and reclta-
tons, which were enjoyed by all present. |
The reading, songs and music OF num- |
Der OF gentlemen was gwen in excellent |
style. Charades were then Ayed until |
ID ate hour, when the happy company |
sepai aLed to lave theirueXL meeting at |
AIR. Selgs', on Union street.
JONES STATION.
Yesterday morning about 4 O'Clock lit. |
tie Gertie crawford, daughter OF joan |
Crawford, AT this place, died of jalu-
d ce. She was beautiful little girl |
about four years of age, and was as good
as she was pretty. Her loss will be
greatly felt by her parents and MANY
friends. The funeral services will be
held at the residence Of Mr.. W. II. CraW.
Iord at l O'clock +. NJ. to-day.
WEST COvINGToN, KY.
The sixth OF the series of eutertain-
ments OF the Home Circle Dramatic
Club, will be given on Monday evening,
New Years Eve, when the two-act com
edy, Used Up" will be perfJrmed.
There will also be two choIuses by
me mbers of The Oriole Glee Club, OF
CoVlngton, club composed OF youn.
men who understand how to sing, as
many can testify who were present on
W ednesday evening. After the enter
jalnment the chairs will be removed
and dancing will be the order OF the
evening.
The social and supper given by the
ladies' Mite Society OF the Union Prot
'stant Church, on Thursday evening
or the benefit of the nronosad |