The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-26

pTOlCSSlOndl DuSllleSS.
The list for the next Assembly can be seen at J..
b. Hughes carpet store.
Mrs DR.. Beauchanlp is still confined to her room
from rheumatic troubles.
The ladies of the NJ. E. Church will give dime
social this evening in their lecture-room.
The will of William Lovct, deceased, of Oxford,
was yesterday filed in the Probate Court
The Third Ward so rumor has it, will treat So
ciety to another wedding before many moons.
The case of Fry & Munns against Lewis ]. Cline
and others was up for hearing yesterday before a
jury
Hon. George R. Vending will lecture Saturday
night in Beckett Hall. Subject: "a Reply to
Ingersoll."
s. B. Berry, County Auditor, left last night for
Columbus to attend a convention of the County
Auditors of the State.
The DickeyTitus case was not reached yester-
day. There are negotiations being made looking
tJward compromise.
The family of F. Z. Waltner was yesterday
made happy by the appearance in their domicile
OF hand ONE boy baby.
J. L. Overpeck very handsomely enter tained the
Seven Mile Band at his residence, near Overpeck
Station, last Saturday night.
Miss Joe Vanderveer, who is engaged as teacher
at the Soldiers Orphan Asylum at Xenia, is ex-
pected home Friday to spend few days.
Mrs. Angeline Nash, wife of Alex. Nash, died at
her home near Port Union Sunday night. Her
funeral will take place at West Chester to-day.
Mr.. J. D. Stark last Friday found heavy black
crepe veil on Front street, First Ward, between
Main and Boudinot streets. The owner can have
the same by calling at Mr.. Starks residence. on
Third street.
Miss Julia Gould will be assisted Friday night
by Messrs. Charles Graninger, s. w. Tarvin, W. P.
Tyrrcll and H. Goessler, all accomplished artists
OF the Queen City. The programme for the con-
cert is an exceedingly fine one.
DAYTON. ky.
The audience at the NJ L. Aid Society last night
was simply immense
Messrs. Helm White, attorneys, are about to
make connections by telephone with their office
in Newport and Mr.. Whites residence in Dayton.
The Board of Education met at the lower school
house last night. A Committee, consisting OF the
entire Board was appointed to wait upon Council
at their next meeting and ascertain why the bal
ance due this Board from the July taxes has not
been paid. Miss Fannie Tresise was elected as an
additional teacher, and the Committee on Sup
plies and Repairs was instructed to procure Mr..
Stanbery's house. corner Madison and Dayton
avenues, and put the room in complete order for
school purposes by the fist Monday in D. cember.
The Finance Committee was authorized to borrow
$500 at the lowest rate obtanabe, for the pay
ment of teachers and jantor's salaries. The
Board then adjourned until their next regular
meeting.
BELLEVUE, ky.
Several good speakers will attend the temper.
ance meeting tomorrow night.
A shooting match for turkeys will take place on
Thursday morning, at 10 O'Clock, at the home OF
Mr.. Furry Adams. large number of turkeys
will be put up
A number of our young folks will surprise some
of the Dayton folks tomorrow night. On Thurs
day night the temperance people will surprise a
gentleman OF Newport who is well known in the
temperance cause.
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handsome young blonde OF Rhensford street, will
at an early day be married to fair young damsel
of the Paris of America. William, there's one
kind heart will miss you when you are gone.
Mr.. Frank Ross of Dayton, while on his way
home from Cincinnati, at Il late hour on Sunday
night, was stopped at Schaffer's field by a man in
quest of money. Frank replied in his usual good
naturcd way, at the same time showing his hand.
The man in quest OF money lett without saying
good night.
LEXINGTON. ky.
Last nightwa bad night for pedestrians
"Balabrega" had crowded house at the Opera
last night.
The closing of the St. Nicholas makes business
brisk at the Phoenix and Ashland Hotels.
A wedding in high life at the Main-street
Christian Church Thursday evening next
Miss Sallie johnson, an estmable and remark
ably pretty young lady of Georgetown, is visiting
MIDI IldltlS SHcNIe vi JcLeIsOll otl0tt
colored man named Frank Faulkner was Sc
verely cut early yesterday morning, while en-
gagged with another gemman of color.
A young lad named Bacon fell down stairs at
his fathers residence, on Mulberry street, Sunday
evening, sustaining several injuries about the
body. Medical aid was summoned Immediately
Sunday was grand day at St. Pauls Roman
Catholic Church, First Communion was given at
7 O'Clock mass to about one hundred and twenty
five children, boys and girls At 10 o'clock Pom
titical High Mass was celebrated by the Bishop,
after which the Bishop made few remarks in re-
gard to the children, etc. Then commenced the
Forty Hours Devotion. The altar boys looked
and acted well. In the evening confirmation was
given to the children, together with some grown
persons, converts. The church was thronged to its
utmost capacity, making it almost impossible to
get inside. The Nespers were Pontiical High
Vespers. Yesterday morning High Mass was said
at oelock, and last evening vespers at IN o'clock.
The Forty Hours Devotion will close tonight
with procession
CALIFORNIA, o.
Captain Rilea is lying at the point of death at
his residence, near this village. The recurrence
of an old disease, in its most malignant type, is
the cause OF his present critical condition.