The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-28

Mrs. Hall, of Louisville, is the guest OF
Mrs, Ellen Dulaney.
People would do well to measure after
the rasl lberry hawkers.
The corner stone of the Catholic Church
at DeCourcy Station will be laid August
18th.
The City Council met last night. Pro
ceeding. in full will be found in to-morrow's
STAR.
Edward Moore and Emily Christ STEP
daughter of Chas. Ulrich, were married last
night.
The picnic of Rev. Father Smith, yester,
day, was largely attended and well con,
Quoted.
Alex. True, arrested on the charge OF
grand larceny, was dismissed this morning
by Squire Evan.
That culvert under the supervision OF
Councilman Woods on Third street, is rap
idly approaching completion.
Mr. Louis Bruestle was rendered a grand
surprise party at his new residence on
Twelfth street Wednesday night.
Miss Rebecca McMulen, of San Francis
co, q graduate of Sayers' Institute, Lexing-
ton, is the guest OF Miss May Lowell.
Police CoURT-B Ben Davis, disorderly ,$13;
Mrs Ben. Davis, same case, under advise
ment; Michael Holerhan, drank, $i
Mr. W. C. Niles, a very clever gentleman,
announces himself as a candidate for Mar
shal subject to the Citizens Convention.
Mr.. John Williams and Mrs. Martha w.
Fry, widUwer and widow from Dayton,
Ohio, were married by Squire Mason yes
terday
Those polite gentlemen who have charge
of lhe Diagonal soiree, which takes place at
DreXeIius Hall, promise TO make it an en-
jOyable affair.
Mr.. Chas. Schrader, who resides on Bur
net street, died very suddenly yesterday
from injuries received while at work i'll a
slaughler-hOuSe
Mr.. John n. Maxwell broke his leg yes
terday by fall in the street. A few years
since he broke his other leg, and he is now
entirely helpless.
Miss Fannie Cambrom left yesterday for
Springfield, KY, to spend the summer with
her fathers relatives. Prof. ThrOop is con-
sequentIy' very unhappy.
Miss Lou. Ford and Mr. r. II. Whitlock,
q manufacturer who resides in Richmond,
Va, were married last evening at the home
OF the brides mother i'll this city.
A delightful reception was held at the
residence of Dr. K. b. IronSides, Wednes-
day evening. Tablcaux, music and refresh
ments were the order OF the evening.
The wedding which attracted so many
friends to the Fifth-street Christian Church
last night, was that Of Mr.. Thomas c. Ran
shaw to Miss Jennie, daughter Of Esquire
Tebbs. Rev. a. O. Bartholomew oiiciated
in happy style.
There was only one accident at Father
,ln,r 4
to Rick GWyder. A handsome young lady
tainted and fell into his arms. Rick says
he is always willing for that kind CT an ac-
cident to happen.
The scholars of the Second District School
y yesterday presented their Principal, Mr.. J.
j. Nigman, with an elegant gold pen and
pencil case. On the same occasion the
scholars received their certificates of per
centage for next year
The last concert of the Choral Society at
Odd-fellows' Hall last night was
attended by tiattering and appreciatiyc
audience. The programme was eXCellently
arranged, and every performer deserved the
complimentary applause which was rem
dercd. The Society goes into vacation for
the summer months.
DI Henri De Gruyter, every ones candi-
date for Coroner, will deliver his maiden
speech at the barbecue on the 18th Of July.
His subject will be "Floaters and StifS, and
the Benefits Derived from Them" The
Doctor will finish his Grafton, with a pa
theic ballad Of his own composition, cnti
tied I'VE VIII Swallow and IIomeward
Fly"
The funeral of the late Mack Cartwright
took place this morning. Before his re-
mains had been consigned TO their last
earthly home the spirit OF his son-in-law,
Thomas Bird took its flight to join the
other in the voyage across the River SlyX.
Consumption finished its work at o'clock
this morning, taking from earth an honest,
wel-respcctcd citizen, who was well known
in the three cities Mr.. Bird leayes wife
and several children to mourn his loss
NEWPORT.
Public Schools close to-day.
LICENSED TO LoyE--James W. BriStow
and Ida NJ. Holmes.
r The ceiling Of Marshal Locks office is be-
/ng handsomely frcscOed.
A ladies silk umbrella is awaiting identi-
fication at the Marshafs office.
August Wagcnlander's seven-year-od
son Charley cut his knee seriously yester-
day.
The Anchor Iron and Steel Works are at
machinery.
Major Brown and Lieutenant Brown
left this morning to attend a reunion at
Dayton, hio.
Dick Wilson and Priscilla johnson, both
colored, were fined s. 50 each this morning
for breach Of the peace
Mr. Will Littleford, we'll known in New
port circles, has taken the gold medal for
the English essay at ST. Xavier College.
The funeral of Mr. Charles Weaver, an
old and esteemed citizen, who died We'd
nesday, was largely attended this after
noon.
Some boys shook another lad named Bal
dock from Il tree on York street yesterday,
and he received serious internal injuries
from the fall
Simon Tracy, teamstcr, received a frac-
tured arm yesterday, from a rail weighing
hundred and siXty-five pounds falling
upon him at Swfts RolIing-mill
The Scientific Association are making ex-