The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-14

!Hall tomorrow night.
Mr.. Ben. Mallory, OF Scott County,
was In the city this morning.
Go and see Plunket and Lynch at
Odd-fellows' Hall tomorrow night.
Mike Bolan yanked in Joe Kuntz this
morning for Deddling without license.
Mr.. John Cornelius and Miss Hattie
Varnar were married in Florence yes
ierday.
Thirty-eight car loads Of stock arrived
Pm the Kentucky Central Railroad this
morning.
Bill Webb, for assault and battery,
will be tried before Squire Francis this
afternoon.
The Council Special Committee are
now examining the tax-books OF the
Treasurer.
Mr.. Philip Phillips entertained "a Sc
lect audience last night at the First
Baptist Church.
William j. Rich made an individual
assignment this morning for the benefit
Of his creditors.
Blue ribbons and blue glass is what
Is taking the people of the, Blue Grass
region by storm.
Benjamin Newkirk, of Campbell
County, filed his petition in bankruptcy
Yesterday. Liabilities, $500; assets
SI61 90.
Rev. Ennis, of the Church of the In
maculate Conception, is to-day cele-
brating the second anniversary of his
ordination.
Mr.. John Metcalf and Miss Cora E i.
Miller Will be united in marriage to-
nf o.
parents, 62l Scott street.
E. r. Stout swindled the Marion Ma
ti0nal Bank, of Lebanon, KY, out OF $72
yesterday. He was captured in Dan
vile last night and taken back for trial.
The Council Committee on Ways and
Means have obtained the loan OF $14, 900
at four per cent, from the First National
Bank, to pay OF the appropriations Of
Council.
James Cluskey has sued his son Peter
for $4,000. James says Peter worked
four years while under age and saved
that sum. Now tue old man demands il
TO buy his son house.
Licenses to wed were issued yester-
day to Ferd. Rotermann and Catherine
&. Hegge, both OF Covlngton, and to
Madison Slatten, of Scott County, and
Maggie Anderson, of Covington.
AT the Odd-tellows' Hall Tonight one
OF the gFandest entertainments ever
given In this City will take place. The
programme consists OF performing dogs !;
Harry Stowe, the great mimic; and va
rious other things too numerous to men
tion. The entertainment is to be under
the ausploies OF the Kenton Lodge, l. O..
U. f.
Nathan SIattan and ht;oc
Anderson were united In marriage this
morning at the residence of Rev. j. M.
Brent. Immediately alter the oerer9o-
ny they adjourned to the National
House, whore a reception was held.
The y left lor Scott County, where in fu-
ture they will reside.
The residence of Col. j. B. Pribble, In
Pendleton County, was entirely de-
stroyed by fire Sunday morning. The
building was tWu-story frame and un-
insured. $500 in gold and silver coin
and the enLire contents of The house
were lost. The fire originated from II
detective fue. The loss will be about
$4,000. petition Is In circulation for
his benefit.
NEWPORT.
An evening OF sacred song by Philip
Phillips at Grace NJ. L. Church.
Mr.. VIM. Ringo has adopted the little
waif found on his door steps Monday.
Mr.. Jacob Hawthorne returned this
morning from Hot Springs, Arkansas.
Mr.. Philip Franklin lectured on
ECONOMY" last night at Red Mems
Hall.
The revival now going on in the Tay-
GhnrnD 10 haip aI
tended.
A piece OF the first Atlantic Gable
may be seen at GatcnelPs cigar store, on
York street.
Mrs. Overton, wife of Mr.. Waller
0verton, cashier of Taylor's Bank, died
this morning at II o'clock.
Passenger traffic on the Short-line
Road has fallen of one-haIf. The Gin
clnnati Southern Is the gamer.
Mrs. Brown, living on Madison street
near Hubbard, iell down the stairs yes
terday and was seriously injured.
The Van VOast Guards viii have a
special drill Friday night preparatory for
their grand military ball that will short
ly take place.
Miss Eva Case has been recommended
by The Appointment Committee of the
School Board for the position lately held
by Miss Quarry.
DR.. G. Ii. Gunckel yesterday entered
suit in the Circuit Court for an attach
ment tor ~ 500 against Stephen Croner
and George Miller.
Burglars broke into George Kletts
tailoring establishment, in DAYTON,
night before last and got away with nlne
valuable OyercOats.
The publishers OF the Eclectic Geop.
raphy, after The 1st OF January, intend
raising the price of the book. The School
Board should take immediate steps to
prevent this robbery.
A very handsome sign, a work OF con-
siderable merit, executed by Mr.. Ed
johnston, OF this city, for j. G. Raipe &
Brother, Is on exhibition at Kelleps
drugstore. 1t will adorn the cabin Of
Captain Bill Airs new ferry boat.
That celebrated divorce case of Mary
u. Ross against Joseph s. Ross. ali OF
Dayton, KY, has been decided in favor
OF the husband, a divorce having been
refused. Judge Menzies, of the Chan
oery Court, rendered the decision.
crowd Of hunters, with Squire Joe
Hon In the lead, came sneaEing into
town this morning, after a three.days'
tramp on the line Of the Kentucky Gem
tral Road. They brought two rabbits