The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-05

late Conception, OF Newport, kentucky,
having examined tue books aud other
accounts Kept by Rev. rhOs. Z. Moore.
l9le pastor 0, this ChulciI, take pleasure
III bearing testimuny TO the fact that we
nave found them entIreiy correct, and
amy saying or insinuatICn to the CON
tracy we hereby qualIly as false, unjust t
and base.
REV. JAS BENT. Pastor, MURTY SHEA,
FErER U'SHAUGHNEsSY. ii. NJ. HEALY,
RICHARD kARRETr, JOHN WALL,
MARTIN h. BURTON
LEXINGTON. Ky.
| The Colleges open next Monday.
| The Frankfort Fair was largely at
tended yesterday.
| The Centennial Park was largely at
! tended last night,
! Mr.. r Ii. King has returned home
mucn improved in health.
Mrs. Higgins Kindergarten opened
| yesterday with about forty pupils.
The case Of Adolph Lee Clark for
shooting Calvin Tay Ior was continued,
Tle Kentucky Conference of the
Methodist Church South meets in VIM
chester to-day.
Mf. VIM. Shields has opened a new
Dook store on Short street, next door to
the Ashland House.
Cash Spires, formerly of LelPs con-
'ectlohefy, mas opened Il confectionery
ana eating-AOuse under the Opera
house.
Died, in Bonneville, Mo-, on Septem-
per o, Noah d. Bell, form !rly of this city.
ms remains Will be brought to this city
for interment.
MISS Lena Bane, of this city, has sold
hef mouse on Lime street, and will leave
shortly Tor FIemings sburg, where she
VIII make her future nome.
The alarm of rire on Monday, about
o.ciock, was caused by the burning Of
MIS-. J.W. Pattersou's kitchen. The fire
was eNtlngulshed before the engines ar
rived. The loss is small.
CALIFORNIA. OHIO.
Next Sunday tue Champion No, 9 will
Iahe an excursion party from california.
ONO, TO LaWrenceburgh, lud., aud back
lue OBJECT OF the excursion is to yiya
those connected with the Miami Seove
orks an opportunity OF seeing the CITY
whlcu they expect to make their luture
homes. j. }. sullivan, Democratic can
aluate 10Y Inc Leglsia ure, will accom-
pahy the excursion parry. The Cham.
PioiA "itA o'"l lIoIi NdlllOrnla at L. Nj >,
ana Will stop ut Columbia, DAYTON. KI.
Newport, CUvingtun and other nointc
returning to California at 1880 i. Al. Fare
10 cents 1or the round Trip.
HAMILTON.
The First Ward Palk-teuce ia beinn
treated to new coat OF paint.
Rev. D. K. Moore, of Venice, LETT YES.
terGay Tor Princeton, N. D., where he |
Will remain until April next,
An adjourned meeting OF Council will |
ne held tomorrow at II O'clock, when |
'ue olus on gas will be opened.
John Richardson, the depot agent at
seven Mile, while coupling cars yester.
lay, mad one OF his hands badly masued.
me laGies OF the Episcopal Church
Will give one OF their QeighCluI socialg
At The residence Of Mts. Russell. on
Dayton street.
The Board OF County Commissioners
At their meeting yes frday did little put
receive reports and petitions from
viewers of roads, 81.
Rev. Balm, of Chicago, who has
Preached for the past two oabbaths at
he United Presbyterian CAurcn, will
conduct the services again next Sab.
JaLl.
The Republican Senatorial Conyen.
ION meets at MiddletOwn tomorrow,
Inc candldaIes are Captain Dan. Bon
IeII ANA stephen Curtis, of Butler, and
'Ir. ELLIS, Of Warren County.
The old "Cox Cow" famous for her
sblllty 10 open any gate, however Sc.
'ureiy fastened, was yesterday sold lo
he jew cattle buyers, and will be taken
rom the city forthwith. This viii be
,lad news to the den zens of the south
IN part OF the city.
Last evening Il little girl named Sophy
)ooley, whose father lives near the
I1Wer garden OF Jonn Loder, in the Sec
ma Ward, was badly injured by at
cmptlng TO jump OF Il carriage on which |
he had CLIMBED TO get a rid,.
Ter right leg caught between :
ne spOkes OF Que Of the Wueels and was :
rUken just above the knee. She was
arried home and Dr.. Kirkpatrjck
allied, VINO tOund upon examination a
0mpound fracture OF the right limb >
ma the bones protrudlng through the
2sn. Ihe Doctor dressed the wound I
Nd did all he coulu to relieve the little !?
u1ferer.