The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-07

Mrs. c. B. Wingate is suffering from
sprained ankle.
Mrs G. e. Petty has returned from
pleasant visit to Mansfield, O.
VIM. Talbot and Julia Jackson were mar
ried by Squire Tebbs last night
Mr.. and Mrs Victor Rousselot returned
home this morning from Sunny France.
The horses and vehicles of the late G. B.
Connolly were sold at auction this morn
ing.
Marshal Boan and Councilman Cough
lin have sprained ankles. Too much base
ball.
Mr. Ed Barker, of South Covington, had
his foot amputated yesterday by DR.. Chas.
Kearns.
Miss Mary Virgins and Mrs. Charles Fl.
Fisk left yesterday on visit to friends in
Lexington
The nuptials of Mr.. Ed. Jones, of Chica-
go, and Miss Mamie Dolheim are announced
to take place on the 28th inst.
Myrtle Lodge, No. 5, K. O. P, at their
meeting last night contributed $25 to the
general fund of the yellow fever sufferers.
Mr.. J. II. Burlington the other day tele-
graphed $400, to be divided between Gre
NADIA, Vicksburg Memphis and New Or
leans.
The estimable wife of Mr.. Madison Lyons
died this morning at the home of her
father, Mr.. John Mackoy, on Ninth and
Madison streets.
Bostwick tried to convince the School
Board last night that two-thirds of fifteen
was nine. He had slight attack of the
bankrupt malady.
POLICE CoURT--M Fallon, breach of the
lnx tho h,,,, 4
sand-dollar-man, was fined $53 for suffering
nuisance; E.W. Martin, same $53.
To satisfy the various inquiries made
about the marriage of Marketmaster Eng
land we will state that the ceremony was
performed by Rev. Father Roberts at Peas
elburg ON the 18th day of August. The
fortunate young lady is Miss Jennie Nc
Dermot.
A Children's Fair for the benefit of the
suffering children of the South who are
Frustrated with yellow fever, opens this af-
ternoon at p M, and closes at p. M, at
434 West Fourth street. Neighbors are re-
questcd to contribute literally. Admit
tance: Children, cent Adults, cents.
The Committee consists of George Elsner
Alice Paddock, Nellie Hirchman and Gus
sic Carr.
AID FOR THE souTH-The following ad-
ditional subscriptions have been made at the
Adams Express Office and forwarded free of
charge: Mrs. c. Breckinridge, one large bale
of clothing; Mrs Judge O'Hara, six cases,
by 6, of clothing; Mrs Jas. Young, one bale
of clothing; Mrs E. B. w. Phelps, one bale
of bedding; Myrtle Lodge, No. s. X. 0. p,
$25; Miss Rebecca Swope, $50; A. 0. U. w.
of KY, $ll0 w. L. Grant, photograph of
Capitol, Washington, d. c., value $5, to be
ratified off; NJ. j. Dudly, fine oil painting,
for the same purpose. The steamer Golden
Crown will give an excursion next Wednes-
day in aid of the South.
SCHOOL BoARp.-At the School Board
meeting last night, Mr.. Porter the men,
ber-eect from the Second Ward, was sworn
in by Squire Evan.
Superintendent Best reported, stating the
number as follows: High School, 16o First
District, $40; Second $40; Third, 708;
Fourth, 493; whites, $3.50; colored, 80; stu
dents in German, 305; total, 2,730.
Collector Brent reported collections of
tithe bills to the amount of $685.
The Committee on Text Books recon-
mended the immediate re-establishment of
drawing, and accepting Jones Bros propo-
sition for furnishing drawing tablets
The use of High School Hall was granted
toa number of graduates for the purpose of
giving an entertainment for the yellow fe-
yer fund
cancy in the Seventh Ward.
WEST COVlNGTON. KY.
The lawn party will be held Tuesday
evening, September 10th, instead of Thurs
day.
The Misses Ladia and Ella Martin and
Mr.. Sharp Martin are visiting at the Alex
andria Fair.
The Home Circle entertainment will be
given on Wednesday, September 11h, and
the Forrest entertainment on September
18th.
NEWPORT.
The Workingmen will meet at Red Mems
Hall tomorrow.
Dr. Bennett reports fifty cases of malarial
fever in his district.
Fix up the lamp at the intersection of
Monmouth street and the railroad.
A stranger passed counterfeit 500 note
on Gosney & Bates at the Alexandria Fair
yesterday.
Cotton Morrow, aged eighteen, and re-
siding on Saratoga street, has been mysteri-
ously missing since Wednesday.
The subject of Rev. Mr. Mulenix, rector
of Grace M Il. Church, tomorrow morn
ing, will be: 'The pestilence a judgment
from God"
The rail department at Swifts mill shut
down yesterday for want of material. Their
supplies from the South are cut off by the
yellow fever epidemic.
All the old buildings along the Licking
bank, on the Barracks grounds, are being
torn down to make way for handsome new
CHARTERS for the officers.
1t is an error to name those puddles in
Licking Valley goose and duck ponds
Neither of the two web-footed fowls could
live tive hours in the green, Shiny cess
pools
Rudolph New, aged ten, son of George
New, while practicing at Turner Hall last
night, fell from the turning-horse, and