The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-08
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Miss Anna Crowley, teacher in the
First District school, died yesterday af-
ternoOn.
Eighteen carloads of stock arrived on
She Kentucky Central Railroad this
mOrning.
In the County Court Joseph Hermes
and John Middendorf were granted
tcoase-house licenses.
City Clerk Dawson and his new-made
vile were serenaded last night at the
Tesldenee OF Frank Knoll.
The oyster supper for the benefit of
tne M naln-street h. E. Church this even.
ang should not be forgotten.
The Holden Guards are no more. They
nave surrendered their guns to Coun-
4c1lman Holmes and disba nded.
A marriage license was issued this
morning TO q. ID. Astor, OF New York.
and MISS Virgie Middleton, Of Cinein.
natl.
At a meeting of the Turner's last nj ght
Lou. Schneider resigned as Secretary.
and frok Widdeklnd was installed In
his place.
A boy baby was found in a basket on
she doorstep OF the old Gof residence on
tourth street last night, and taken to
the hospital.
A telephone is in successful operation
between the Licking Rolling Mill and
bnelr store, on Sycamore street. I'm Gin
clnnatl, O distance OF over two miles,
The little eighty ear-old son Of Captain
NeWhall, who was SO severely burned
ON sunday, died yesterday from his ill.,
1uries, and was buried this morning,
The Oriole Glee Club will reorganize
1or the season on next Monday evening,
Thls Club is composed OF some of the
very best amateur talent of the CITY, and
happy time is predicted for them this
winter.
POLICE COURT.-Disorderly- Pat |
terson, ~; John Howard, 81; Moliie Tay.
lor, $4 Breach Of the Pcace-WaIter
Rankins, 81; John and Geo. Mckinney, |
evidence heard and decision reserved |
Robert Gordon, $l3.
Monday last Mr.. Henry Klayest was
in the act OF purchasing a lot of turkeys
at Warehouses; Exchange on Madison
Pike, when Jim Wren said something
about the price being too low, which pre-.
yehted the sale; and Klavest getting
irrltated, jumped on Wren and beat him
up 80 severely that he had 10 be carried
home, and has not been able to leave his
bed since.
The following is the programme for
the Coyington Choral concert tonight:
The SOUPS Aspiration GRIMM
folonalSe (opus Y, in E Flat Chopin
Mr.. George Schneider
Ihe IN water Lily. Gade
The Sky lark. k............,.,..,.,. Rarnhv
Motette-"Have Mercy, o Lord'' ....... Mozart
Baritone Solo by Mr.. Chapman johnson.
How pa,'" nS'y"ely are the Messengers from "st.
Spinning Song, from the '"iFl.Ii "Flying Dutch1 o0Hn
man." (female yolCes) ........,... Wagner
Hungarian Rhapsody, No IL 2............ List
Mr.. George schneider
fareWell 10 the Forest. ........... Mendelssohn
pileht N!sht. .Barnby
'Ihe Lark. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .Mendelssohn
VIEWPOINT. h
Mr.. George Caldwell left last evening
for Little Rock, Ark.
The members of the Ladies' Aid Soci.
ETY. meet this afternoon at the residence
of Mrs. Gayle.
The Workingmen's party of the United !
States will give a grand ball at Red t
Mems Hall Thanksgiving eve.
Prof. Jones has been authorized to |
make arrangements for taking the school t
children to the Geological Garden. u
Chas. Cornwall, the man so seriously
injured day before yesterday by the fail. I
ing OF the guide-wheel at SWIfts Mill, is L
rapidly recovering.
Mr.. Ed. Buchanan, son of the late =
Henry Buchanan, arrived in the city n
yesterday to attend the wedding of his t
cousin, Miss Kate Wilson, that takes u
place this evening. r
A colored woman named Logan swore
out warrant last evening Tor the ar |
rest OF man named John Smith, charg- It
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guage in her presence. b
George Steakle, who resides on the II
niVer hoaa, short distance back of u
NeWport, iell from building lie Was a. n
celVed severe internal injuries, L
The statement in the ENQUIRER of this
morning that Mr.. w. ii. Waters viii moi ~
accept the position OF President OF the =,
school Board ls unauthorized, as that "
gentleman Is absent from home and has | y,
h0t been consulted as TO his intentions W
In the matter. d
Inc superintendent of the ConsoIi- N
lated street Railroad Company of Gin l,
,lnnatl was in town this morning with a 81
gang OF men clearing The track LAID som fe
lime ago. That gentleman stated thai p
.he cars would commence running over a
'he railroad bridge tomorrow. al
The brickwork ON the new blast fur. 81
lace at Swifts rolling-miIl will be COM t.
,leted this week. The ral-miu was el
Itarted last night, employing one hun n,
ired additional workiugmen. The COM ST
'any has a contract lOr rails tnat will IL
equHe three months Of a steady run. IN
they are also filling a contract made al
With Alexander Long, OF Louisville. Tor III
i've hundred tons of pig-iron ma e from
inders. tt
HAMILTON. w.
Rody Giffen is lying dangerously Ill IN
With typhoid fever. NJ
A marriage license was yesterday is Ia
ued 70 Edward Stephens and Mary e. N
ones. Inc
Inc tessees of the Public Works were VI
the city yesterday on a visit OF in nl nl
pectlon. at
ii. T. Clough, Representative elect no
rom Butler County, was in lhe city es- va
erday en- route for New YORK. oI
d. q. shehan, of the c., FL. g. d. Rail- ce
DAD, is having a telegraph wire run Iuio al
Is residence. on Fourth street. OF
The large hotel on the Celerain Pike at
n n 10 Z nod