The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-07
COVINGTON.

II. GATES & CO., No. 16 East Fifth street, pay
the highest cash price for ladies and gents cast
off clothing Dyeng and repairing neatly done.
All orders promptly attended TO.
St Georges Benevolent Society elect officers to-
morrow.
! Gale Bloomall entertains his friends tomorrow
with grand spread.
The ladies of the Fifth-street Christian Church
cleared Sl0O on their supper.
Mr. Joho N. Maxwell announces himself can
didate far City Weigher.
Our internal revenue collections for the week
ending yesterday were S6l ,97i W.
There are ten men confined in the Madison
County Jail on the charge uf murder.
There are forty-two prisoners in the Frankfort
Penitentiary serving out life sentences.
The subject { the Fifth-street Christian Church
tomorrow night will be "Three Crosses. "
: Criminal Court will convene Monday to hear
few motions and then adjourn until Monday
week
That Knight Templars cross on exhibition
at Nodlers drugstore is the work of Miss L. L..
Wheeler
The condemnation suit OF the city against VIM.
Hackett and Others was continued until next Sat-
urday.
Mr.. M. Gerwe, a highly respected German citi-
zen, died at his residence, on Twelfth street, thls
morning.
Sam Coffin fell in the river yesterday and but
for the heroic actions Of Col. Tom Singleton
would have drowned.
Sheriff Felthaus and Tom Sanford took the luna
tic child that has been in Jail for the past month,
to the Asylum this morning.
POLICE CoURT.-Billy Dempsey breach of the
peace, S65; Frank Hertze, same, SlS Henry Kol-
bern, same, continued until Monday.
The Mutual Building Association will hold
meeting al their hall, 35 West Fifth street. Tues
day evening" for the purpose of electing officers
Miss Mary Hanlcy very estimable young lady,
died this morning vt the residence of slr. Robert
Simmons. She had won many friends by her
aniable disposition.
Jacob Snap, OF Carlisle, KY, was v1ctimized out
of S460 Yesterday by two sleek men. 1t was the
same ola story-they borrowed the money on a
bogus U. S. bond, and then gave Snap the slip.
A Murphy meeting will be held at Greers Hall
to-mo row evening at the usual hour. Good
speakers wi / be in attendance, and recitations be
given by Miss Cora l.. Lindsey, of Newport. KY.
Also fine singing. cordial welcome to all.
At the Union NJ E. Church Elder Fl. D. Rice will
preach tomorrow at II a. m. and the pastor, Rev.
W. W. Ramsay, will preach at 7:30 p. M Subject
Of evening session, ''In tn. Beginning, Matter or
Mind, which," Sacrament after morning session.
Sabhth-school at a. M
The Forrest Dramatic Club has elected the fol-
lowing officers: Frank Ispording, President; Jo-
seph Fellman, Secretary: Henry Penkaus, Treas
urer; Charles Koebbe, Henry Gronotte and Henry
Su tkamp, BOaru OF CtlnSulterSt BellJdmlu MOCK
lenbO e, Manager and Director.
AT the Nav term of the United States Court a
suit will be filed involving the ownership Of nine
ty-two thousand acres of land in Magofiin and
Morgan Counties. The defendants all live in
Texac Indiana and Missouri They claim the
hand w,s fraudulent sale, and only realized
$ll50 when it was appraised at $l,0OO,000
UNITED STATES CoURT-In the case of Nose
Sturgil, charged with unlawfully collecting mile
age, the Jury disagreed: He will be tried again
outlieense, 800 and three months An order was
m de ont transferring the United States prisoners
in the jail in this city, to the Maysville Jail. Judge
Ballard will hold the Circuit Court next week, and
Judge Baxter will hold Court in Cincinnati.
AT the meeting of the Pastors Association of
this city held at the study of Rev. Geo. Summey
o resolution was adopted to try some means to in
crease the attendance in our churches Five
Thousand circulars have been issued to the various
pastors who will distribute them among the mem
bers OF their respective congregations All the
pastors in the city signed the resolution except
Rev Mr.. Moore and Rev. Mr.. Bugbee, the latter
OF whom, we understand, favors it but was out Of
the city.
At the School Board meeting last night it was
ordered that the school close Tuesday evening
December oath. and reopen Monday, January 9th,
and that the salaries be all paid on Saturday, De-
cember 2lSt.
The RESIGNATION of Miss Larue was accepted. the
usual certfca.a granted, and the appointment of
Miss Ambroze confirmed.
DR.. w. A. Hall was granted leave OF absence.
The Treasurer reported balance December LIST
ofSl,5l2
1ections, and Collector Brent &345 %.
Miss Lillian Lawrence was elected by fifteen
votes to the vacant place Of substitute
1t was ordered tha teachers be held responsible
for the tuition of ofnon-rcsdent pupils not reported.
NEWPORT.
Teeth OF the best style and finish at DAMERON's.
For q good set of artificial teeth at $40. go to
DAMERON'S.
DIR. DAMERON's Dental Rooms, 1863 York st.
The "sunday Question" will be the theme of Rev.
Mr.. Tinkers discourse at the First Baptist Church
tomorrow
The Moonlight Dancing Circle will give their
first masquerade OF the season at Eclipse Hall
Monday night next
Mr. Koustmer the hardware merchant, had
his right foot badly crushed this morning by a
large pump falling on it.
The Board of Directors of the Roman Catholic
Cemetery will meet to aDpoint special watchman
to guard the grounds after night,
Philip Haas has been heard from. He writes
from St. Louis 10 hi father giving him his ad-
dpess. the cause of his leaving mysteriously ETC.
Ne Haas Sr.. left for st. Louis Yesterday A
special meeting OF the Watrr-wt rks Board will be
held tn s evening to appoint Collector to fill the
vacancy.
Deputy Sheriff John White received second
reoufsi ion from Governor McCreary Yesterday
for the return of Hemmingway, the alleged horse
thief, to Alexandra. Ky, for trial. The Deputy
Sheriff left last night for Columbus, Ohio, to have
the document properly signed by Governor
Bishop.
The religious exercises at the Church of the
Immaculate Conception tomorrow Mt 10 o'clock
will be OF very imposing nature. The choir has
been in rehearsal for me, and the music on
the occasion will be Of the h ghest order and will
NO doubt be ably rendered. Tomorrow will be
the namesday OF the church, the Feast of the I'm
maculate Conception.
DAATON. Xxx.
That telephone cost 500.
There is a revival in progress at the M. E.
Church.
Services at the Presbyterian Church Sunday
morning.
Rev. Mr. Sanders fills the Methodist pulpit Sun
day morning and night.
The telephone is now in good working order
useful in case OF fire, dc.
Visions OF a tramp, tramp, tramp through the
beautiful snow were had last night.
The bad management Of the dummy line will
: drive many good eitizens from our town.
iGoetze the model druggist has just received q
4Ane assortment OF holiday goods IN his line.