The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-01
ouls' Day will be celebrated tO-mOr-

III Inls CITY again.
Rev. Father Augustine, of Mt. Adams,
Ohio, and Father Broeset, OF Paris, Ky,
are in the city assisting at the services
at St. PauPs Church.
Mrs. Thomas Quinn has removed from
her residence on Second street, and will
now occupy her house situated on Main
street.
Dr.. Cox, editor of the Morning Star,
which is devoted to the interest Of the
Murphy cause, will deliver a temper
ance lecture at the Main-street Chris
!lan Church Tomorrow (Friday) even
Ing.
The office and buildings OF the coal
yard situated on Main street, and tOT-
mally occupied by Gordon 81 Co., are be-
ing repaired, and will be taken posses
sion OF in short time, and the business
conducted by Messrs. Mccormick d
Gaines.
Mr.. JAS. A. Farra was elected Cashier
of the Farmers g. Traders Bank at a
meeting held at their banking-rooms
Saturday last, to fill the position lately
vacated by. Mr.. l.. T. Hooker. Mr..
Hocker's resignation Will take effect TO-
uay, November /.
The sale of tickets for the cantata of
''Daniel." to be rendered at the Opera
house Tuesday evening". November 6,
VIII commence Saturday morning. The
sale of tickets for this piece, which is to
be rendered In Frankfort altar 1T mas ap-
peafed here, commenced last Saturday
morning, and one hundred and thirty
were sold in the first three hours.
A wonderful surgical operation was
performed in Versailles last Saturday
Inv DR. pOVntpr nf Miduov nr
Carter, of Versailles, assisted by Drs.
Meet and Ames. This operation was
performed upon negro man, who had a
large tumor on his lett cheek. The skin
OF the whole side of his lace was re-
moved, the lull jaWbone and part of the
nasal bone taken cut, and the tumor
removed. The skin OF his face was then
replaced, and tue man was LETT in a COM
Portable condition. Ene whole time
occupied was llltle over an hour.
DAYTON, KY.
The ball last nignt was brilliant af-
fair.
The heaviest frost of the season oc.
Cured last night.
The Turner Society will meet to.mor-
row evening at Moeler's Hall.
The Feast of All Saints is being OBJ
served as holiday, by our Catholic cit-
lZens.
Prominent among the weddings that
will suortly take place, will be that oil
nenry Matt and Barbara Kieimbeck,
aud John Kleimbeck aud Barbara Bau-
man.
Judging from the present rate Of speed
in which the new dummy track is being
laid, IT may possibly be completed by
New Years.
Allhalloween was was not forgotten
by the boys. They were out in full force,
and from the number OF gates missing
and The crops OF cabbage "raised," they
did their work we'll. HalloWeve comes
but once a year, and boys will be boys.
EATON. o.
VIM. Flemming, living near Camden,
this county, ale Oh Sunday last BUCK
ettul each of black haws and green
walnuts. His funeral was largely at.
tended from the M. E., Church of that
village on yesterday, October 80.
Miss Pauline .Straub, one OF Hamil-
toms most gifted laVorites, will, ere
long, we understand, give a concert at
the Opera.house. And our own Mrs.
Il. W. Richie, with tiptop company of
Cincinnati artists, is bUoked for a
concert at the same place, November 9
The Opera-house is finished at last
Every one is happy over the event, anu
doubtless none more so than MIR. j E.
Lesly, the artist himself, who, by the
way, has left here for Richmond, Indi-
ana, with view Of remodei1ng Phillips
Hall in that city-verbatim ct llteratlm
with this one OF ours.
VIM. Eson, for several years leader OF
military band in the U. =. Army, has
been home here ON an extended leave OF
absence for some time. Town lite be-
coming monotonous, he folded up his
tent and camp equipase, packed them
in a WheelbarroW Oh Friday last, and
broke for tail timber, near Sugar VAL
lev. eight miles southwest OF here, since
which time the Professor has been the
recipient of visits from the solid men OF
Eaton, who have enjoyed his hospitality,
and teasted upon tsn, squirrels, chick
ems, pheasants, oysters, d :, served up IN
style worthy vi A. 5. hunt. On looAing
over his register, kept on the side OF u
birch tree, we found among other prom
inent callers, Major Ii. b. Van Ausdai,
W. D. Queen, Esq, DR.. Tutlle, DR.. A I.
ii. Stephens, Cha. icy Thumb, Esq, W..
w, j tferson, l.. q. Gould, editor OF the
Democrat, E. 2. Lockwood and Captain
Wilson, Tue Professor will remain in
camp curing Indian summer.
HAMILTON.
Charles Hamillen, indicted for riot,
was Yesterday arraigned and pleade d
not guilty.
Dave Harper (colored) was yesterday
sentenced to thirty days in jail aud 70
pay fine of IS for petit larc ny.
Constable Cooeh yesterday arrested
and brought TO the city man named
Demit, charged with breaking open the
cabOose at Midd etoWn.
The Ladies Home ana Foreign Mis-.
sIonary Society OF the United Presby-
terian Gnu ch will meet Saturday alter
noon in the lecture room.
A petition was yesterday fled by
Jerome Dtsn0yers against John Widen-
bauer for an alleged breach Of contract
$4,000 is the amount claimed.
The marriage of Mr.. Charles Denny
and Miss Gussle Wampler takes place
this evening at the residence of the
BRIDES father, in Middletuwn.
The Board of County Commis ssioners
were in session yesterday and alter
awarding the contract for building the
superstructure OF the Chester Bridge,
and allowing sos as fee for the mouth oI
October to David Semple, the Board ad