The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-08
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The Second Pres byteTian Church, cor
ner of York and Ringgold streets, Is to
have the name changed to "Y ork-street
Congregational Church."
The friends OF the late Timothy Nc
Carthy request US to state that he did
not die suddenly, and that there were
several present when he passed away.
Saratoga street, from Madison to Will
Hanson street, is as clean as q new pin.
| The Short-lIne Railroad Company took
eight Car loads OF DIRT from the street.
The ladies of YOrk-street Copgrega-
tional Church will give a social and
supper at the residence of John A.
Clark, on OYerton street, Tuesday even
ing next.
A fair for the benefit of the st. John
German Protestant Church Sunday
school will be held In Red Mems Hall
next Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings
Ninety-fve car loads of stock from the
Blue Grass region will come in on the
Short-llne Road tomorrow morning, ,des-
! tined principally tor The Eastern mar
ket.
Mr.. James Remission, yesterday, in
| the Circuit Court, filed an attachment
against the properly OF Eli Kinney,
lately banker in Cincinnati, to satisfy
| a debt amounting to LOCO.
A relapse has taken place in the con-
dition OF Billy Maloney, the Young man
| who was stabbed by Fred. @ lInlan in an
| atlray at q saloon few days since, and
it is now thought that his recovery is
extremely doubtful.
| The exercises of the "Forty Hours"
devotion will close Tomorrow evening
at the Church Of the immaculate Con-
ception with the solemn benedlction of
the Blessed Sacraments. The singing
on the occasion will be above the aver
age.
Mr.. f. Balm, agent at the Short-line
| depot, caught several boys yesterda ay
tOtlng away pig iron from the cars. He
followed them to their rendezvous and
Hound several hundred pounds OF the
iron slowed away. MIR. Balm let the
young rascdls off with warning not to
attempt 1t again.
Mr. Mcclure, the coal mer chant, drove
up to the corner OF Madison anu Sarato-
ga streets yesterday evening, and while
engaged in conversation with the agent
III the depot thief got in the buggy and
drove off. He hadn't gone far, however,
| Uelore he spled policeman, when he
Jumped from the buggy and escaped.
An extra meeting will be held at the
church., corner York aud Ringgold
streets, tomorrow afternoon at 2h
O'clock, cOnsistiI G of the usual services
OF neWly-UrganIZed Congregational
church being publicly recognized. A
pasLor and one delegate from seven dit
ierenL churches are invited, so that
very in erestng meeting and unusual
exercises may be expected. 1t is great
j uaairpH that hn A
are cordially invited. The new church
is TO be called the York-streeJ Congrega-
tional. Services morning and evening,
as usual.
DAYTON, Ky.
The Excelsior Club meets tonight at
the residence OF W. NJ. Donaldson, Esq.
A ball for the benefit of the new Read
ing Association is announced.
Rev. Amos Stout will oficiate at the
Baptist Church Tomorrow morning and
night.
BELLEVUE. KY.
Rev. Mr.. Mathews, of the Columbia
street Presbyterian Church, Newport,
will preach tomorrow afternoon at 81
O'Clock, in the Council Chamber.
The meeting of the Nj. Il. Mite Society,
last night ut The residence oil Mr.. Ans
paugh, was a very pleasant affair. Tue
weather being good, large number
were present, who enjoyed themselves
in good style and separated at u late
hour highly pleased.
1t was announced in Newport on
Thursday night, that Prof. j. N. Stewart
would lecture tomorrow night on tenn
perance,in the school hail. Mr:MeGinnis
may be on hand to reluLe some charges
made on last Sunday night, by one oil
The speakers, concerning MIN and other
SPEAKERS.
LEXINGTON. KY.
The fruit stands are to be closed on
Sundays.
Artis & Harding, dry goods merchants,
OF Winchester, have assigned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barkhouse are visiting
at the residence OF MI. l. Goldsmith.
Hon. A. ]. Ewing. of Bath County,
has gone on a trip TO Helena, Arkansas
Mrs. J. W. Lacy, of Cynthiana, be.
came insane after an attack OF brain
fever. and has been committed to the
Asylum.
The regular monthly meeting of the
City Council was held Thursday night
at the City Hall. Many inter resting
topics were discussed, among which
were the Broadway improvements, Col.
ored schools, fruit stands, etc.
The new music hall in Winchester
seats six hundred and twenty y-fve per.
sons. z. j.. Lunden was the architect,
q. d. Wilgus did the brick work, Wood
" Bros. did the carpenter work, and
Perry & Sharples the plastering.
Mr.. z. W. johnson arrived in the city
Thursday, and has entered into part.
, nership with Mr.. Seebach in the ST.
Nicholas Hotel. Mr.. johnson is the late
proprietor OF the Emmtt House in Chl-
lcothe, .. He is an experienced hotel
man, knows his business, and the pa
irons of the st. Nicholas may rest as.
surea that their wants will be we III cared
for by Messrs. Johnson end Serlbaeh.
) FOrty-fifth COMgress-SecOnd Ses-
sion.
SENATE.
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