The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-14
COVIEGTON.

LnGlT tlChGlS 10 W CeuJo'
The new y ld-ieilows' Hall at NAYS
vile is to cost $40 000
Willie. the ifteen-year-old son of Rev.
=. b. Wiles, will be buried tomorrow.
Council failed to meet yesterday af-
ternoon, only eight m mbers being pres
ent.
Mr.. NJ. Cahilps grey horse pulled the
blue ribbon at Alexandria Fair yes ter
day.
Miss Julia Gould is the guest of the
family OF DR.. j. L. Strobe, of Mays
vile.
Everybody enjoyed themselves at the
musical concert at Deislel'S garden last
night.
The X. OF Z. Lodges, mentioned in
yesterdays STAR, Will visit Cincinnati
tonight.
The name that read emma Bristow"
in yesterdays STAR should nave been
"BI ertOn."
There still seems to be no fort made
by Governor MeCreary 10 have Grove
Kennedy captured.
The X. o p. ball at Drexelius Hall on
the 10 Ii OF tuis month will be the "boss
ball" OF the season.
Taylor County has eight hundred Mur.
phyites. That county vas named after
Col. James Taylor, OF this city.
John Gray, Ed. Stanton and Sam. Nc
Neil escaped rom the Work-house last
evening. Stanton and Mcneil were re-
captured.
Myrtle, Beethoven and Friendship
Lodges, X. OF p, will visit Damon
Lodge, in Cincinnati, next Tuesday, in
body.
COUNTY 'OURT.-Ed. S. Rigs was
apl oih,ed admin sLraEor of the st tte Of
David WescOtt, and IL. Meweer guar
dian of Mary and August Bogamenke.
Doc. Temple now threatens to turn
Virtuous and organize Sunday-school
at the Tweltth-,LreeJ Hose-h0use. He
counted sixty-nine children in one
square last night.
POLICE COURT.-Drunk-Th Dan
iels, contlno ed; Pat. Burns, $4; JoDn
EDbans, "a; West Sullivan, continued,
Mary Jackson and Mrs. Jacob, drunk
and disoruerly, $13 each. Joe Craw lord,
grand larceny, continued.
Mrs. DAVIS, who resides on the corner
OF + 6 18th and Willard streets, died very
suddenly this morning at 4 O'clock. She
retired last night at 10 O'Clock, we'll anu
hearty. A paralytic stroke is supposed
10 nave CduSeu uCI ueaLus
The drawing for the benefit OF St.
Mary's Cathedral at st. Mary's Hall
last night, resulted as follows, The arti-
cles named going to the numbers oppo-
site them: Bishops portrait, 76Z set
OF furniture, 372, stove, coal, g., 162 D
Col. W. S. Mock, NJ jor b. M. Platt aud
John O'Donnell acted as Judges ON the
occasiIn.
The Kentucky NJ. e. Conference, at its
recent session in Winchester, appointed
the following delegates to the General
Conference, to be ned in Atlanta, Ga,
next May: Z. W. Miller, ID, Coving-
ton; Rev. S. X Hall, Loulsvile; Rev
ii. L. " alker, Lexington, and Rev. .J.
W. FiLcu, Winchester. Ltymen: John
Gaunt, Carrolltan; DR.. A. SUlyt, Milers-
burQ; John W. KOuman, Frankfort, anu
d.. W ash Mlilel, Wlncaester.
NEWPORT.
Tom Haley, the Irish comedian, will
be engaged at Turner Hall Monday
night.
Sarah Baldwin was fined $40 and costs
in The City Court TINS morning for being
drunk aud disorderly.
The Cincinnati Qlintette and the
Bellevue Mite SOcie.y will give an en-
tertainment at BeiieYue Saturday nigut.
The proceeds will De or the beneht o
the ounday-school library lund.
Officer Boyd displays black eye and
oadly used-up coat from the effects of
The ii ght last night. Fortunately, OF un-
for unalely, as the case might nave been.
Boyd was minus his revolver last night.
Rev. M. Beardsley, pastor of Taylor
street Nj. E. Churcn, has been trans
1erred by the Ksntucky Conference to
the Church on Highland avenue. Rev.
W. M. Hlmer succeeds Mr.. Beardslry
and VIII preach his first sermon Oh sun
day, the - lust.
CITY COUNCIL The Newport Il Day
ton .reeL Railroad petitioned The Cuua-
Gil for the privilege Of operating their
steam dummies insGhe city; also Il pet
tion from sundry citizens asking that
the railroad be allowed to relay their
track. Received ana filed.
The Clerk was ordered to notify the
Newport d Cincinnati Railroad to put
the gutter OH the corner OF Madison and
Isabella streets In proper repair.
A resolution was opted ordering the
clerk to notify the Dayton g. NEWPORT
Railroad tG put Front and Main streets
IN good repair III ten days.
Permission was granted to sell the
reel horse Az auction.
tlhInS WGIc hllOWeu amounting to
", l2l 6O
a resolution to pay Mr.. Finner $3.50
due him Ior street repairs was passed.
Adjourned.
LEXINGTON. KY.
DR.. B. G. Snedica lett yesterday for
the West.
Wick Preston has arrived home from
his European trip.
John A. Steele, Of Woodford, is in
lhe city attending the Fair.
There was a larger attendance at tbe
Fair yesterday tnan on any previous
day.
Major Wright, OF the Courier-Journal.
is i'll the city Reporting our Fair for thai
paper.
Gen. Abe Buiord says "Mc Whirter"
can beat any horse now alive. We
think "TenBrOeck" can get away win
him.
A "big Injin" spake In front Of the
Courthouse Wednesday night. He has
been travelling with q side show. He
says he has saved thousands of men. |
women and children from being killed
by the Indians. His name is "Pantner
jim" and he has eight ratLlesnakes Tor |
pets.