The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-16

who got bounced in Covington by the
Mayor? He is here-so they say.
The January election is approaching
Trot out your thoroughbreds for Council.
The Beautiful Snow" of which the Tran
script spoke, has not as yet made its APP
pearance.
Ed. Lewis was taken to Frankfort yester-
day to serve a second term of two years in
the Penitentiary for highway robbery.
One Of the colored gentlemen cooks at the
Phoenix was united in marriage Thursday
evening at the Short-street Colored Church.
House rents here are very high, notwth-
standing that property since the war has
fully deprecated one-half. Rents are as
high now, nearly, as they were then.
Ben. Deering, editor of the Transcript, is
in Cincinnati, looking for compostors to
work on that evening paper for 16 cents per
thousand. He may compromise for Is cents.
Boys, "there's millions in ito get! He
is paying now 20 cents and can't stand the
pressure.
Invitations are out for the wedding of
Miss Matte Belle Shreve and Mr.. Allen
Polk Houston of Louisville. They are to
be married Wednesday evening, 9th inst,
at o'clock. at Christ's Church, Louisville.
The young lady is niece of Mrs Speed S.
Goodloe of this city. .t.
A horse, attached to buggy, belonging
to James Ryan, ran up Second street yes
terday morning at two-forty rate, smash
ing the buggy to atoms. The horse sud
denly stopped of its own accord at the cor
ner of Broadway and Second street,
Some fellow had the impudence Thurs
day night to walk intoa Reynolds grocery
during the absence of the proprietor and
by the aid of a jimmy. break open the ice
chest and steal therefrom several chickens
already dressed, with butter turkeys, ETC.,
and walk off. No clue to the burglary.
SPRINGFIELD, q.
John T. Norris telegraphs from Waverly
that he has captured six members of the
Bob McKinne gang.
Business was dull in the Mayors Court
to-day, only two cases of drunkenness being
brought before him.
Wendell Phillips lecture last evening
drew only a fair house, when it should have
been a crowded one.
Pack up thy gripsack and get thee East
Tickets to New York are now selling at 81,
to Philadelphia 81, and Pittsburg 50 Is.
The Sunday trains on the Short Line have
been discontinued, and now our people will
have to wait until the afternoon for their
Sunday reading.
The School Board meets tonight in the
Board-room in Central Building at half-past
l. All those desiring a night school would
do well to attend.
Mr. A. O. Hu imam, who has for many
years been the director of the choir at the
High-street M. e. Church, was ON last Thurs
day evening, at social given by the ladies,
presented with a gold-headed cane as a
token of the high esteem in which he is
held by the members of the church.
DAATON, ky.
The telephone is bound 10 reach Dayton.
Regular services in all the churches to-
morrow.
Mr.. Robert Smith is rapidly recovering
from his injuries
Mr.. James Harris sets up the cider on ac-
count of that new baby.
No clue yet to the Post-office burglars
Government detectives are investigating
the case.
An account of Mrs. Currie's adventure
with a footpad will be found in our local
columns.
Charley and Bill Rodaker were yesterday
sent up for twenty-five days each, for
soning colored mans house in Dayton.
1t is reported that citizen of Dayton
practiced on poor woman's blind horse
with his shotgun. The animal died from
an overdose of shot and the marksman COM
promised by paying its owner $25
DELHI.
The prospects of a rainy night did not
deter large and select audience from as
senbling on Friday evening at the NJ. +.
Church to listen to our home musical tai
ent in concert, which, we hope, will be
the precursor of many more during the
coming season. The following was the
programmes:
PART FIRST.
Chorus.
Oh hush thee, my babie. Sullivan
Piano Solo
IapllloLS Schumann
Miss Mary Price.
Soprano Solo.
Miss Anna Humphreys.
Tenor Solo.
My sweetheart when boy Tila
Mr. G. d. w. Caton
Contralto Solo
", lalr Gatty
Miss Annie E. Kite.
Tenor Solo.
Couldst thou but know Balfe
Mr.. S. Fl. Goodin.
Piano Solo.
sonata Op w. Beethoven
NJ IS Alvina klzner.
Quintette.
S. H. GOOdln d. NJ Steward w r. Kite