The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-30
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No Police Court this morning.

Saturday night. .''lr.'t# hI.t
The Merry Boys picnic to-day is a G.
+. (grand failure
Big ball at Hunehake's Hall, in Peasel-
burg, h.xt Thursday night.
Sixty.two additional names to the
Murphy movement last night.
MIR. John Thompson has been appointed
letter carrier, vice Joseph Grunkmeyer
removed. r4f ..r. f..i
Father Smiths nicnic will be held at
Latonia Springs this season on the 14th
OF June. .,.. rs
J The festival given by the Ladies' Aid
Society of Shinkle Temple and at the
M. \, Church last night were a financial
success. ...''''
Rev. W. w. Ramsay, OF the Union NJ. i.
Z. church, was granted license to SOL
emnize matrimony, in the County Court
yesterday. 'f H"' "f
Mr.. r. l.. Crigler, of the firm OF Null
lins d Crigler, has purchases the one-
sixth interest of Mr.. Johu B. Foster in
the Covington Stock Yards for $4,000.
Mr.. Frank Droste and Miss Minnie
Mulitor were married at the st. Joseph
Church yesterday, and a reception was
held at Hunehakl's Hall last night.
The various Catholic Societies of Gov
ington will have procession next Sum
day to celebrate the fttietn anniversary
OF the archiepiscopate Of Pope Plus TX.
The boys on. the Work house gang this
morning are wearing the blue ribbon,
and from the color OF his nose we think
it is about time that the Overseer was
following their example. la-"
Mr.. Lawrence King and Miss Mary
Darlinghaus Wele united in marriage
this morning Ut the St. Joseph Church.
A reception will be held this evening at
Thomas Hall.
AS the Droste-Mulitor bridal party
were leaving the residence of the BRIDES
parents, on Stevens street last night,
some rascal threw stone which struck
u hack driver, named Mid0end orr, ON the
jaw and Inflicted painful wound. DIV
t|E O., ,ny NEWPORT. ... m.
Mr.. II. A. YEoburn left to-day for the
interior OF the State on an extended
"trip. we m" Z IL .,..r N
In the Chanoery Court, Sarah Hans on
WAS granted divorce from Joseph Han.
son, OH the ground OF abandonment.
Micheel Ensweiler, of Four-mie, was
found dead in bed yesterday. He was
seYenty-seven years old, and had lived
in Campbell County since 1S46.
The congregation of the Church of the
1mnaculate Conception gave the pas.
tor, Rev. DR.. Moore, a testimonial yes
terday in the shape of gold watch, val.
ued ut $3.50 1t bears the monogram
"T. q. M" on the outside, and the in
scription on the key plate, "Presenleu
to Rev. Thos. q. Moore, DID,, by the
congregati0 Of immaculate Conception
Newport, KY, May 20, 1871" Mr.. Nj. V,
DAILY made the presentation speech.
The following is Father Moore's reply
on receiving the G I'D watch from his
parishiOners yesterday: ,D-.a.
"Mr. Daily and gentlemen Of the Committee:
'sAllow me to thank you for. this ele.
CANT present. l accept it in the same
spirit in which it is given. 1t is 6
token that you may have observed
IN me some, good quality, rea
or imaginary. take iL as proc
that recognize ia you not one but many
noble impulses. Ii had had sufficien
notice OF this might have selected
phrases to express more exactly what
80 strongly ieel; but I trust you viii
overlook any deficiencies that may exis
In my expressions, when l telfyou tina
Whatl say comes directly from the heart
thank you, gentlemen, for this proc
Df your esteem. This beautiful
watch, which has real intrinsl,
worth, bee mes ten fold NOR,
precious in my eyes ON account OF itl
connection with your names and will
the events Of the past lew days. set
that the gold in 1t is good, and will easi
~ stand the test. A mans patience i,
also sometimes tested, but II his virtu,
be true he will come out OF the turnac,
OF afhtction unscatned. In looking upoi
the aial-plate oil this watch, observ,
that The hands move. These may bt
said TO represent the things that are
time, always moving, ana in circle
There is nothing new under the sun
said Solomon, many centuries ago
Thlngs like those tnat have occupied
our attention for the past few day )
have happened before, and like thing
viii happen again in human. affairs. W,
ought not to wonder, Tor change is on,
OF the conditions or our birth. notice
also upon this dial figures that do no
move. ihese may be said u
taugat ny the prophets and apostles
They do not change because
uod, from whom they emanate, is un
changeable. Ii there be anything con
nected with my stay here in Newpor
about which might glory outside OF In,
infrmities, IL would be IN the TACT that
have on all occasions, as far as IN,
strength permitted, pointed Il
the perfect man, Jesus Christ
as the great model 10
the Christian, and to his doctrine a.
taught by the Catholic Church a.
The only means Of gaining blessed
immortality. can not bring m,
remarks 10 close without relerrin
to my friend, colaborer, and, mign
add, confdant, Rev. Father Ennis. D
his Intellectual treats it is unnecessar,
.lor me 10 speak here, for you have beef
witnesses to his success. But it givei
me true pleasure TO bear testimony OF
tDis occasion to his generou
and noble qualities OF heart
Our dealings with one another have beel
that ofbrOthers because we had but ont
aim here us we have but one hope be
yond the tomb. Again, gentlemen
thank YOU"
.F DAYTON. KY.
The suit brought by Councilman Don
aldson before Squire Schwab, OF Cincil
natl, against Mr.. Breeden, to compe
payment lor lithographing. was yester
day decided in Donaluson's favor.