The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-13

die, and you can have all the
money you wantp And from that mo-
ment Larry began to recover the fearful
effects of his choke (T, and when last
seen at Alderman Berhencamp's he was
III jubilant spirits, investing small por-
tons OF the loan in Hiney's fresh lager.
LEXINGTON, KY.
The Lexington Club still tlourishes.
Rev. DR.. Brunk, OF st. Lo uis, is in the
city.
The Murphy meetings are still largely
attended.
The funeral service of John G.. Daily
took place yesterday from ST. PauPs
Church aud was largely attended.
Died-Miss Judith Rogers, at her resi-
Jence, on Broadway, Thursday after
noon at O'Clock, after brief illnese.
Mrs. Z. b. Woodward and her niece,
Miss Duncan, left Thursday for Europe.
Ihey VIII JOIN u party Of eleven tor a
European tour, to he gone year.
For the benefit OF those persons at
tending the trotLIng races, a passenger
coach VIII be attached to the freight
train going to Louisville Saturday eve
ming.
Married, at the Second Presbyterian
Churcn, Thursday morning, by tue Rev.
Mr. Allen, Mr.. L. S. Hamilton to Miss
Charlotte Browning, both of this city.
me happy couple took the afternoon
train Tor trip TO Colorado.
On to-day week race will be run on
the Association Course between lady
aud gentleman-NIss May D'Alta, of
San Francisco, and Mr.. G. s. Dewolf, OF
New York. The distance to be run is
twenty-five miles, for wager of $500,
with hVe horses Tor each rider. This no
doubt Wall attract u great deal OF inter-
est.
HAMILTON.
Fish peddler Henry had his horse and
wagon stolen yesterday.
Tne police were treated to their new
waterproof oYercoaLs yesterday.
Governor Bishop returned to Cincin-
natl, Thursday night, ON the $3.50 train.
Common Pleas Court conVenes on
Monday next with Judge GoOde on the
bench.
Phil. Rothenbush, who has been con-
fined to his home from illness, is slowly
recovering.
The Hamilton section of the Working
mems parry will meet in Kuhiman's
Han TO night.
The ladies Of the Episcopal will give
social at the residence of Mrs. Brant,
Third street.
q liLe number of lights W ere broken
i'll ,ue Courthouse by the firing of the
cannon Thursday night.
Application was Yesterday made by
Louisa kurz tor the appointment OF
OF Philip kurz and other
minors.
Ed. Troutman, who has been visiting
relatives and friends in the city for the
past two weeks, returned, yesterday, to
nls home in the Far West.
No military company in the State
could present handsompr or more
credltable appearance than the Light
Infantry, on The occasion OF the recep-
tOn of the newly elected Governor
Bishop on Thursday evening.
Yesterday morning while Henry Nor
gauroth's horse and wagon was hitched
near the depot, two men clme along,
and unnitching it, drove off. John ERIE
and julius Becker were arrested, and
Will have a hearing to-day.
BELLEVUE. Ky.
The Mite meeting held la st evening at
Mr.. Hance's was well attended, ana a
very enjoyable time was spent by those
present.
At the meeting OF the Workingmen
asst night Il committee was appointed to
'ep0rt the bylaws of the CluO, which
vii be iully organized next Tuesday
evening.
A complete library and all other books
pertaining to a SabDath-s choOl were pur-
'hased yesterday by the committee of
aides appointed, and the UniOn School
VIII open tomorrow at 2 Z. Al. with full
promise of success.
There was some discussion last even
ng among the Workingmen about some
'ulluren Attending school who don't live
n Bellevue, and whose parents can not
Afford paying tor schooling. The matter
Vail be further discussed at the Council
meeting.
DAYTON, KY.
Shoot that haun ed house.
There is some talk OF organizing a
'olunteer fire department..
"Big NJ oike," whoever he is, is the best
IdVerlsed individual in Dayton.
A fire caught from tue lamp that was
cit burning III the summer-car night be-
ore Hst, shortly alter II O'CLOCK, and
burned quite hole in the roof.
A good picture of the renowned Tosso
n his lnlmltabIe rendering of the "Ar-
iansas Traveller" Is exhibited at DR.. |
iOeZe's drug store. The Professor viii |
'ppe"r IL concert, Tuesday evening, at
lOelleps Hall.
The case OF the Commonwealth VS..
'teD. Gerein, eX-City Marshal, came be- |
orc Mayor GunnIsOn YESTERDAY. A |
ury was impaneled, but the prose-
uting witness allied to appear, aud the |
udge instructed tue jury to render a |
eruict OF not guilty.
CALIFORNIA, 0.
The cry OF The villagers is, "Water,
Vaterw
Miss Mary E0ersole, has returned |
rom ST. Louis, where she has been on |
Islt Tor three months.
Mr.. Austin Woods, the teacher of the |
1ung mems Bibl Glass in the NJ. e. |
aDbath-school, VIII deliver lecture to
ne NJ. b. sabbatn-scnOoI, sunday, at IL
|. Nj.