The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-14

and will be buried Tomorrow at II
O'Clock.
DR.. Anderson; pastor OF the Presbyte-
rian Church, is expected home to-mor.
row and will occupy his pulpit next Sab
bath, morning and evening.
General Vanderveer has been invited
10 be present at the unveillng OF the
McCook monument at Washington Park,
Cincinnati, on the 23l inst.
Rev. d. j. Moore, for several years
pastor of the Presbyterian Church, Ven-
ice, has gone East on recruiting tour,
his health having been seriously affected
for some time.
j. ID. Patton, who with his son, has
been visiting friends in Preble County,
in preparing TO start for home ye,ter-
day morning, had his left arm broken
from the kick OF horse.
Willie Janser, whose parents Five on
Basin street, while playing ON an old
shed, was quite severely injured from
| being struck by portion OF the roof,
which was old and had fallen down.
His ankle was broken, besides being
otherwise injured.
Ii the weather and Providence per-
mits the much talked of race between
Judge McKenny's horse, Scott Symmes
jacob BenuePS bay mare and RJgers'
gray geldlng, will come off on the new
halt-mlle race track AT the County Fair
Grounds.
The bids for the grading and cutting
OF Section No. of the Basin-being that
portion from the c., Ii. & u. Railroad to
the east SIDE OF Fifth street-were
opened by Council last night, Thomas
Ryan being the lowest bidder.
There seems to be an increase OF sick
ness IN different parts OF the city. This
ID certainly owing 10 the late amputa-
tlon, as the bed OF the old basin Is about
the dryest place about the city. There
is more fever than any other disease re-
ported.
The following are the hours OF open
ing and closing OF the mails at the Post
Office in this city:
Opens. Closes.
Cincinnati through mail. 4:oOPM li:9V i:S, N N
Dayton through mail -. 4:O0PM 7:YO P NJ
ind'polis through mail. ..12:30 7:3OAM
Chicago and Gin. mall. 1850 AN 5:3J M
A resolution was passed by the Coun-
Gil last night instructing the Street Rail-
road Company TO make the necessary
crossing at the east end OF the suspen-
sion bridge. 1t is suggested that Coun-
Gil 90 q step farther aud have the Com
pany lower the rails lying on the bridge,
and thus prevent accidents TO vehicles
passing over. Either this should be
done OF the rails taken up altogether.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Goldsmith Maid will trot at the Lex
ington Fair.
Born to the wife of Mr.. John Gibbens
a daughter-Mary.
DR.. s. S, briggs has returned from
visit to Chicago.
The Richmond Fair commences to-day,
continuing tour days.
MIR. E. sayre and family have gone to
Grab Orchard Springs.
Court day was largely attended yes
terday, and cattle sold well.
Miss Annie Adams, of this city, /,
visiting friends in Versailles.
Mr.. Alex. jeffrey has gone to West
Virginia ON fishing excursion.
President Hayes will attend our Fair
one day on his visit to Kentucky.
Mr. W. B. Emmel and wife haya re-.
turned from visit to Olympia Springs.
Miss Terese Blackburn, of Versailles,
is visiting the Misses Cosbys of this
city.
Miss Laura snedaker, of this CITY, is
visiting Miss May Childers, of Yer
saIlles.
Died, in this city, Saturday, George,
youngest son of George and Ruth Saw
der, aged one year.
The alarm OF fire Sunday night was
by The burning Of "a frame house
belonging to John Lewis, colored, OH
Fourth sweet.
charity concert will be given at the
Oh September g. by a num-
Der OF singers from Louisville; the pro-
ceeds Tor lhe benefit OF the City Iutirn-
airy.
an old woman, named Seymour, was
on the railroad near LouRs tac G.
tory. When the train came In sigut, shg
thought she could reach q bridge ABOUT
eight OF ten feet from her, but she was
oFertaGen by the train and received
some serious but not fatal injuries.
TIPPECANOE CITY, O.
st. Johns Catholic Church will hold n |
picnic in Johns Grove on THURSDAY,
The Murphys intend to have a grand |
estlYai August 16 at the Opera-house.
The Teachers Institute commences |
lere to-day for two-weeks' sess on. |
There Is talr attendance for the first |
lay.
The new Lutheran parsonage is near
y completed, AMI is a tine looking build
ng. 1t is located OH the corner Vi Main
md Third streets.
The Young A Iiau Band returned
Iome last night from trip to Lewis
urg, where they had been making mu.
ic for Murphy picnic.
The Tippecanoe Light Guards re-
urhed few days sinceAAom The field of
'atlle. Nobody hurt. They have been
n duty along The line OF the Panhandle
rom Columbus east.
LAwRENCEBURG, IND.
Miss Nettie Oral, II highly respected
ouns lady OF this place, is lying at the
oint OF death at the residence OF ner ia
her.
Col. Smith U. Fowler, the possessor
a Utah divorce, who has made him
elf scarce from these parts for some
lme, dropped In 10 see about things
aturday, and was suddenly "taken inn
n an affidavit made by Prosecutor
He gave bond, and will be
ried in September.
"Pikey" SHELTON and John BRYANT
'ere discharged after preliminary ex-
minatlen yesterday before the Mayor.
ley having been charged with rohE;,