The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-23
GOWN ds'EON.
Go to the churches tomorrow

For fine Caramels 20 to B. H. ECHERT'S, 40S
Madison street
Col John c. Cochran, U. s. Marshal, returned
from his excursion to Louisville.
Sewing machines put in thorough repair at W.
CUYLERS, 1,1l9 Madison street.
The internal revenue collections for the week
ending yesterday were S65y 1SS 10.
Mr. Fred Walton, of Utica, N. Y, is in the city
OH visit to Mr.. John BurnhardL
The F. N Club will he entertained at Miss Brad
fords, on Eleventh street, next Friday evening.
Miss Birdie Stamper of Dayton, KY, is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. John Hunton OF this CITY,
Mr.. j. Lacy Pierson, prominent Mason of
Painesville, o., is the guest OF MIR. L. D. Cron-
niger.
If you want good meal 60 to NC. CHRIST's'
No. 4 Pike street. Also oysters served up i'll every
style.
Mr. Chancey Owen, who went West some time
ago. as far us Montana, has returned, and proposes
to stay here.
twenty-five thousand pounds of dressed tur-
keys arrived on the X. c. Railroad this morning
for Boston.
Mr.. Isaac Sellers, who has been the guest OF f.
L. Rob nson, of Third street, leaves to-day tor his
home at Memphis.
Mr.. J. Weller, of 1l15 Banklick street. was seri-
ously injured by an accident at his store in Gin
cinnau, yesterday
Rev Mr. Mullenix pastor of the Grace NJ. +;
Chufcl, newport, ana heF. w. w. hdulSty Will
exchange pulpltS tomorrow
Snuff Meyers since he has heard Bob Inger-
soil lecture on hell, is rapidly going crazy, and
talks about IngersoIl all day tong.
Two horses attached to the slop wagon OF Barney
LieDle d last night run hand were still running
when last heard from at Ludlow
The Willow Run Distillery will be removed to
South Cuyington next spring WOlkmcn are en-
gagged now in auarying stone for the building.
Johnny Weaver and Doc. Creighton went out
hunting yesterday. They bur ed their clothes this
morning. We leave the public TO judge what they
killed.
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 atlel .ded to.
Shoot that COW with bell on Madison street
She as ruined the flowers i'll all the yards and
Charley Asman has got Il spFaned ankle received
while driving her oil his premises
The promenade concert at Drexelus Hall will
close tonight. TIE goods left will be sold at auc
ton. The Merry Companions will occupy the
hall Monday night with masquerade
The marriage of Mr.. Frank Wellington and
Miss Kittie Strubby will be celebrated tomorrow
afternoon ut O'Clock in ST. Aloysus Church.
The choir of which Mr.. Wellington is leader,
will render some choice selections on the occa-
sion.
The Newsboys' Union held their first meeting
and took possession Of their new hall, at the cor
ner of T fiji ana Madison streets, last nj ht Mrs
General David was i'll comInAnd, ami the cutlusl-
asln OF the youngsters Was unUounded. They re-
hearsed for the hol days.
Pryor Robson this morning got Judgment
against the First Baptist Colorcd Church f,'r 500
for board furnished the pastor, Rev. Mr. Black
burn, for the past seven years. He claims that
the Church agreed TO pay him 3712 cents a week
ana have never come to time.
Wm. Lily, a rather dark one, though, who has
been confined in the Jail at lndepen lcnce on the
charge Of hIrrlAriIinH the store of Ben. StHuStT.
was brought To the city tins morning and placed
III Jail, and Will be tried at the present term Of the
Criminal Court, which convenes again on Mon
Gay.
vices tomorrow at Ffth-street Christian Church.
His subject for the morning Will be Eternal Life" "
aud in the evening (Which Is the Safe Ground?'
after which there will be baptismal services. The
evening sermon will be Mr.. BartholOmew's views
on Ingersoll.
Theo. Tumbler went into Jake Zeizs barber
shop last night and accused Jake of swearing to Il
lie. Mr.. Zeiz, alter standing his abuse until for
DeaTance ceased to be virtue, put him out.
Thereupon Tumbler became indignant and conf
menced to lombard the house, dcmolishing
things in general. Mr.. Zeis colInred the rascal
and turned him over to the police This morn
ing he was fined $50 and costs.
The only Candy Manufacturer in the city is
R. II. ECHERT, 40S Madison street.
NEWPORT.
DIR. DAMERON'S Dental Rooms, 100 York st.
Mr. Charles N. Colbert left this moning on the
steamer Sherlock for New Orleans
Mrs W. W. southgate, while shopping in Gin
cnnati Thursday, had her pocket picked of S15
Some sharper attempted to pass twerty-dollar
gold piece ca farmer Pelton OF Grants Lick, but
it was 10 go.
Alfred Hcikos printer, OF Central avenue, had
his hand badly injured in press in Cincinnati
yesterday.
DR.. Orr, who has for some time been travelling
in France is in Che city, the guest Of Colonel
James Taylor.
For good set of artificial teeth at $40, go to
Mr. George f. Glenn, Paymaster of the United
States Army, left yesterday morning for Little
Rock Barracks
supper and concert will be given at Grace M
Il. Church on Thanksgiving Day, i'll connection
with the special service.
Teeth OF the best style and finish at DAAIERON'S
The Van Vcast Guards at a meeting last night
were ordered by Capt. Haak To assemble at their
armory Monday night for special drill.
Hon. f, H. NORM returned last niaht after a
two weeks hunt through Indiana with his dog
The game stores were all closed when he reached
the city.
Rev. W. W. Ramsey, OF Union Church, Coving-
ington, will preach at Grace Church Sunday even
inc, The pastor W. NJ Mullenix, will fiji his pull
phi at night Subject, what Ais the Churches?'
The funeral Of the late Henry Braun will take
place tomorrow from ST. Johns German Pioneer
Socicty, the American Protestant Association. and
the Independent Order of Good Fellows will at
tend.
Rev. Mr.. Pettis will commence series of Ice
lures Sunday week on prison Reform" lie will
visit the jails In this city Covington and Cincin
natl, and explain their management ana how the
prisoners are treated
All three of the Dayton dummies are disabled
to-day and the good natured Daytonians are hoof
ing it, There Is not another city in the United
States that would submit to such disgraceful
humbug as that dummy road.
Pete Cassidy tapped the till OF Mr.. Quinn's gro
Gerry. corner of Madison and Saratoga streets, last
night and got away with S. Officers Creighton
and Martin arrested him later in the night, and
this morning he was fined $l5 and costs.
At st. Pauls Protestant Episcopal Church To.
morrow, the subject of the sermon in the morn
ing, by Rev. Mr.. Pettis will be "The Relation Of