The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-19
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Miss Hattie Squircs has returned from a
pleasant visit to Boone County.
The Merry Companions masquerade at
Odd fellows Hall tomorrow night
Rev P. B. Wiles of the Fifth-street Chris
tian Church, is in extremely ill health
MIR. Ed Bateman, Councilman from the
Seventh Ward, has retired as turnkey Of
the jail
The funeral o. the infant child of Mr..
Mike Smith took pace this morning from
ST. Mary's Cathedral.
A coal-oil lamp exploded in tie residence
of Mr. Eichelberger Sunday, doing l2nsid-
cradle damage to the household goods.
The social to be given by the Young Men
and Ladies' Sodaities of ST. Mary's Cathe-
dral at St. Mary's Hall Wednesday night
will be grand affair.
Relatives of Capt. R. M. Wade residing in
Louisville were telegraphed yesterday that
he was Sinking fast" Capt Wade has been
suffering for years with consumption.
About O. clock last evening, thief en-
tered the residence of Mrs. Moore, 76 West
Third street. and walked off with lot of
silver ware and pair of gold spectacles
We regret to announce that Squire A. J.
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day. The attending physicians say that he
has now a severe attack of the typhoid
fever.
Mary Wade, a safe keeper in Castle De
Tony, was brought to the MarShal's office
this morning, and tainted; but, by the use
of proper restoratiVes administered by Ed.
ODonell, she soon recovered.
Mr. Robert Harbeson, of Ludlow, KY,
tar1o 1nH in bo nj mfr "
at the Office Of Captain Henry Bostwick,
Clerk Of the United States Court. Liabili-
ties, $3.50 5S; assets, 81 ,0O2 II.
Mr. John Metz, the driver of the steam
fire engine at Hose-house No on Sixth
street yesterday presented his resignation
to Superintendent Glore. Mr.. James A. p.
Sandford was appointed in his stead.
The nuptials of Miss Lizzie Salt, the ac-
complshed daughter Of Mr.. Enoch Salt,
and Mr.. Charles Maddox, of Portsmouth,
Ohio, will be celebrated tonight at the resi-
dence of the brides father, No. SO Fifth
street. Rev. Mr. Felix of the First Bap-
list Church, will officiate.
NEWPORT.
The banks will be closed on the odd
City Clerk Hawthorne is suffering from
severe indisposition.
Jake Crawley was discharged in the City
Court this morning.
The ten-per-cent penalty was yesterday
added to all unpaid taxes.
Joseph Kennedy and Hattie Beakley are
in possession of the necessary documents to
wed.
Officer Connolly has charming little
baby at his house. It's a doll-baby he won
at the fair.
Emma Haynes, an unfortunate outcast,
was banished from the city this morning
by Judge Geisler
Rev. w. w. Tinker and Miss Belle Bates
will be united in marriage at the Baptist
Church, Cold Springs, this evening.
Cornelius Sullivan, a blind man. we'll
known in this city, dropped suddenly dead
at his home in East Newport yesterday.
Sister Superior Sarah, of the Orphanage
of the Good Shepherd of the Episcopal
Church, at Louisville, is stopping with Mrs.
J. w. w. Gordon.
In Squire Buchanan's Court yesterday,
William Nottingham, arrested on peace
warrant, was committed until Criminal
Court in default of bail.
A Pontiical Requiem Mass, in commem-
Grafton of the death of Pope Plus TX, was
celebrated with much soemnity at the
church of the Immaculate conception this
morning, Right Rev. Bishop Toebbe Off
ciating as celebrant, assisted by Rev. Mauri-
thus, o. S. Bernard with Revs. THEM and
Hausterman as Deacons and Revs. Lambert
and Mecches as Sub-Deacons, and
Rev Bent master of ceremonies, assisted
by Mr. Thos. Kehoe. Bishop Toeb-
be preached the funeral oraton
The Church was deeply draped in mourn
ing. There was also q catalafque sur
mounted with the Popes tiara in the mid
die aisle. The ceremonies were very i'm
pressive.
CALIFORNIA, 0.
The STAR leads all other papers on week
days, and the Enquirer on Sundays
For beauty of location and healthfulnesS
our village will stand comparison with any
other village in the State.
George Zimmerman, our present Town
ship Trustee, and Henry Parker, Township
Treasurer, will be candidates for reelection
They have made good officers, and should
be reelected, according to the two-term
precedent
The Dramatic Club are putting forth great
efforts in order to make their entertainment
a success. AS the proceeds are to be ex-
pended for the benefit of the public the
Ouu-ielloWS dlu JUST tnng by tenderlnS
the club their hall free of charge. Now let
the public make it their especial duty to at
tend.
LEXINGTON, ky.
Misses Belle and Mary Grau Frazier are
visiting relatives in the city.
Waughs illustrations of the World will
be here for three nights, commencing on
Wednesday evening.
There came very near being disastrous
smash-up on the corner of Short and Lime
stone yesterday morning. Henry Lusby
was driving young horse, when it got
frightened and wheeled around and run
into lamp-post, and came very near smash
ing the buggy to pieces.
BELLEVUE, ky.
A meeting of the citizens was held last
night to take some action in regard to a bill
now before the Legislature for the benefit of
ba to Of