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

If you want good meal GO to MIC. CHRIST's'
NO. Pike street. Also oysters served up i'll every
style
H. GATES & CO., No. 16 East Fifth street, pay
the highest cash price for ladies' and gents cast
Off clothing. Dyeing and repairing neatly done.
All orders promptly attended to.
Mr.. Bruce R. Clamp, of Millersburg, is
In the city.
The Vesperas give an elegant ball on next
Wednesday evening.
The ladies OF Union NJ. f. Church cleared
$3.50 by their recent festival.
No Police Court this morning but two
safe-keeping fellows, who were discharged.
John S. Stephenson was chosen as assig-
nee of John Nj. Curry in the Bankruptcy
Court this morning.
St. Francis Church of Dayton is electing
an assignee in Register Hamilton's office
to-day. Mr.. Sam, Geisler will probably be
chosen.
Young Dan Ruttle fell into an excavation
on the alley between Powell and Sixteenth
and Scott and Greenup streets yesterday
and received serious injuries.
Twenty-four car loads of merchandise ar
rived on the X. c. R. R. this morning, and
eight thousand three hundred and fifty
seven pounds of dressed poultry
In the case of John D. Hearne ct al, ap-
pellants, VS.. the Covington City Council,
appellee, on an appeal from the Kenton
Chancery Court, concerning the appropri-
alton of $S00000 for the building of a free
bridge between Covington and Cincinnati,
the Court of Appeals affirms the judgment
below and the pins are once more knocked
from under the free bridge.
NEWPORT
DIR. DAMERON'S Dental Rooms, 1859 York st.
For good set OF artificial teeth at $40, go to
DAMERON'S.
Teeth of the best style and finish at DAMERON's.
The Newport Assembly entertained their
friends last night in princely style at Small
ey's Hall.
The toy-stores have already commenced
to put on holiday appearance, and the
little folks are happy
A train containing nine passenger coaches
filled with returning refugees went South
over the Short Line Road last night.
The evidence is overwhelmingly con-
elusive that Mr.. Graham is forced to resign
bis Principalship because of his inability to
control his pupils.
llC OF. OldlllSluuS lOuDS Ncll DOCIcty
and St. Martins Benevolent Scety of Cor
pus Christi Church will celebrate their an
niversaries tomorrow.
The demand upon the Overseer of the
Poor for outdoor relief is unprecedented at
this season of the year. Up 10 10 o'clock to-
day Treasurer Bowers paid out over $50.
The fair for the benefit of St. Paups Ger
man Protestant Church opens this evening
at Odd-fellows' Hall. Great preparations
have been made to make this affair sue
cess
Mr.. John Grotte, for several years mate
OH the ferryboat Favorite, is confined to his
bed from rheumatism. Major Connolly is
filling the position during Mr. Grotte's alb
gence.
Mr. VIM. Robson, valued citizen and
President and one of the Directors of the
First National Bank, is reported to have re-
ceived a severe stroke of paralysis shortly
before II o'clock to-day.
Philip Haelscher. boy living on Isabella
street, returned from a persmmon hunt
yesterday afternoon with compound frac
ture of the right arm, which he had sus-
tanned by fall from tree.
Another Murphy agitator has sprung up
from our midst in the person OF Mr.. Fred
Stone. Freddie will take the stump for the
first line in the interest of the noble cause
81 Cold Springs Sunday week.
A little four-year old daughter of Mr.. L.
T. Hubbard, of York street, strayed away
from home early Thursday morning. After
searching for her all day she was finally |
found in Bellevue by some boys.
A parlor concert, for the benefit of St. |
Paul's Episcopal Church, will be given on
Monday evening, at the residence of Capt |
James Williamson, on Front Miss Cora
Dean Murphy, of Cincinnati, will assist in
the entertainment.
would-be thief pried his way through |
a window into the residence 18l Byzantine, /
ut a late hour last night, but pried out
again in much quicker time, as the pro-
plietor, young married man, proceeded to
give him warm reception.
Last Tuesday evening the home of Rev.
Samuel E. Eastman pastor OF the York
street Congregational Church, was invaded
by a multitude of his. people. AT er en-
joying pleasant evening Deacon s. John
son, in behalf of the congregation, presented
The pastor with a roll of greenbacks.
Councilman James McLane, who but a
few days since returned from Cleveland,
where he attended the funeral of his
SlSlcI IeCclNtu ulSpitCll tlllS morning an
the death of his aunt at Ports
mouth, Ohio. Mr.. McLane is confined to
MS bed from severe illness, and will be un-
able to attend the funeral
Mrs. Thompson, the accomplished organ
st of the First Baptist Church, was visited
oy several members of the congregation at
ler residence, on Central avenue, last even
ng, and very agreeably surprised. Rev.
Mr.. Tinker, in behalf of the visitors after a
very neat speech, presented the young lady
With handsome gold neck-chain.
"The Christians Duty Respecting Sun
lay Amusements'' will be the subject of
Rev, Mr., Eastman's discourse Sunday
morning at the York-street Congregational
Church, and in the evening lecture to
,oung men will be delivered. Subject: "a
Young Mans Safeguard Against Tempta-
ion." .rt. .s
LEXINGTON. KY.
Nothing of Importance in the Recorders
Court yesterday.
The Evening Post is the only evening
paper now published in Louisville.
Have you seen Murphy, the young man