The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-20

Huest, CHRIST. Ruehl, Ii. Grimme, II,
Michelfelder, K. Kleinbote, A. Klein
bole.
On Tuesday evening grand banquet
VIII be gwen, to which the Mayor and
CITY onclals have been invited.
DAYTON. KY.
The nuptials of Joseph Messink and
Anna Furze are announced for Thurs
day.
John Miller and Kate Sprunk will be
united in marriage tomorrow evening
al st. Francis Church.
The congregation OF St. Francis
Church will give a picnic at Clarke's
Grove on Monday next.
Rev. L. Fl. Thomas preached to large
congregations, both morning aud night,
at the Baptist Church yesterday.
The Workingmen's meeting Saturday
night at Moeller's Hall was numerously
attended. Addresses We're made in EH-
glish and German.
A large dry goods and notion store
will be opened in the central part OF the
city about the 1st of September by par
ties from Cincinnati.
An exciting game of baseball was
played on the bar yesterday between
the Moellers and kuhls, resulting in IA
vor OF the latter by score of 10 to 8.
The dummies now run regularly, and
are giving perfect satisfa ction, so far as
the cars themselves are concerned,
There is still some discussion about the
necessity for putting down new and
heavier track, and it will doubtless be
done before long. Every car yesterday
went loaded, carrying each trip from
Already the increase of travel is very
marked. The number carried during the
week just closed was seventeen hundred
more than during the last week OF the
old horse cars. There is one very i'm
portant matter that demands the imme-
utate attention oil the company. The
cars run 80 closely together when on
the swi cnes that there is great danger
of serious accident to persons, ca
pecially children, In putting out their
head or arms, aud being struck Inv tho
passing Car. The company should recolo
lect that though the Courts have usually
held that when one exposes any part OF
his person on the outside OF the car he
does so at his own risk, this principle
only holds good where The company has
fully done Its duty. In leaving the cars
in their present condition the COMPANY
is grossly negligent, and will be held
Liable for any damage that may occur,
and there is sure to be an aecide mt if the
proper precaution is not taken. A net
WORK OF wire ten inches high running
the whole length of the window will in
sure safety. Let it be done before some
ones Child has its head or arm torn off.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Mrs. Lena Bane, of this city, is visit
ing friends in Flemingsburg.
Rev. Benz b. Warfield preached at the
First Pfesoyterlan church yesterday.
The stable Of j. w. Hunt, ESQ, of
has arrived for the fall races.
Mr.. F. Rufus Lisle had twenty-three
sheep killed by lightning on sunday
last,
MI. r. B. Harper cold his valuable
stallion Express to MI. johnson, of Bur-
Iington, Iowa.
Goldsmith Maid will trot against time
For purse of 81, 600 on Wednesday at
the Cynthiana Fair.
The official returns from 9S out of 1O6 |
give Fate Dem. for Treas
urer, "a, O67 majority.
MI II. b. Hayes, Jr, OF Washington,
Is visiting his relative, Mrs. John Nc
OF this city.
Miss Lucy Humphreys, of Woodford |
County, Is on visit to the family OF MIR. |
U. Higgins, OF this county.
Died, in this city, August Is, Mollie |
daughter Oi S. L. Under
wood, in her eighteenth year.
The fare on the e. s. from this city to |
Cincinnati is 80 10, about csuts cheaper |
han on the kealucky Central.
Mr.. Ed. s. Duncan, Jr., has announced |
himself as candidate for County Clerk,
subject to the action OF the Democratic
Convention.
Col. r. 2. Smell, OF Scott County, sold |
Lille " Rogers,of this city, forty head OF
mules lor $1,000 cash. They are intend.
I'd lor New Orleans.
HAMILTON.
Mat. Jones, Esq, of Hamilton County.
vas in the city saturday.
Miss Eda and Tilda Sohn are visiting
Mrs. Henry Scnlosser, Third street.
The Ladies' Book Club meets Satur-
lay afternoon at 4 O'clock at Mrs. Hen
y Beardsley's.
The Board of County Commissioners
net Saturday. Bills to the amount Of
l67 81 were passed.
The Emerson CLUB are invited to meet
saturday evening at the residence of
jol. L. u. Campbell.
Alex. Getz received the nomination
or County Recorder, 80 lar, at least, as
he primary election goes.
Misses Jane and Alice Traber.
Iaughters OF Jacob Traber, of Milford,
re visiting relatives in the city.
The funeral of VIM. N. Hunter took
lace yesterday from the Pres esbyteriau
,hurch and was very largely attended.
Jacob Matthias, who was taken dan.
erously Ill in Preble County, has ty.
nold fever, and is reported very sick,
'r. schell went up on Sunday evening.
The contract for furnishing the sta
lonery tor the schools was awarded to
illker u Son, druggists, who were the
)West bidders. Their bid was $20S As.
There is no. truth in the report that
twattney, proprietor OF the Butler
louise, intends changing his quarters tu
he st. julien. He will continue where
o now is, for the present at least.
A "Workingman's Party" was organ.
.ed Saturday night. The following ara
he officers as they now stand: Pres
ent, John Fisher; Vice P.es dents. 4
homas A. Nizer, theodore Becker and
i'd. Patton; Treasurer, Alex. Mixer;
'ecording Secretary, Jonn French, aud