The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-23
COVINGTON.

pocket picked OF SlO IN money ana CnecK
for $50
The congregation of the Fourth-street
Christian Church has arranged for series
of meetings, to commence next Sunday and
continue during the week, under the
charge of the Rev. George Darsie, of Frank
fort, Ky. Services will be held every even
ing.
Counterfeit So SO gold pieces are in circu-
lation in the city.
Mr.. Vint. Shinkle will take up his resi-
'dence in the city next week.
The nuptas of Mr. John Valentine and
Miss Anna Mauer are announced.
Police CoURr-Sam. Tungate, breach of
the peace 81; George Miller, nuisance, $o
Mr.. Edward Jones, of Chicago, will wed
the sweet and amiable Mamie Dolheim next
week. . .... ..... ~
A letter from Signal City, Arizona, an
nounces that Wren Light, of this city, is
travelling for smelling company in that
Territory.
On Thursday evening Mr.. Joseph ]. Van
Lennen, the well-known young flour ana
feed merchant, will wed the charming
daughter of Mr.. Joseph ]. Noterman, the
Cincinnati jeweler. The ceremony is to
take place at the home of the bride-elect
1.515 Scott street, and Father Brandts, we
hear, is to tie the knot.
NEWPORT.
Col. James Taylor, donor; Judge Boyd,
recipient. Elegant cane.
VIM. Martin and Miss Annie Marx
skipped in from Four Mile yesterday, and
were made bone of one bone by Rev. Mr..
Tinker.
An entertainment will be given by the
Wasson-Dix Minstrels on. Saturday night
for the benefit of Mrs. Louisa Lehman,
widow Of the lately deceased Henry Leh-
man.
Miss Mary Best is home after a lengthy
visit to friends in New York.
Miss Lizzie Waggoner, who spent the
summer at Putin Bay, has returned home.
The following marriage licenses were
issued Frank Bauman and Annie Drummer,
Joe Stephens and Hattie e. Poor.
The Waldenmeyer Amateur Orchestra are
making extensive preparations for their
concert and reception which takes place at
Odd-fellows Hall November 18th.
The morning session of the Circuit Court
was occupied in the case of Chadwick
against Webber. The suit is for the posses
sion of personal property which is claimed
by Mrs. J. B. Chadwick.
There is a somewhat remarkable house on
Columbia street, just south of Taylor. 1t
is over sixty years Old and though numer-
ous families have resided in it. there has
not death occurred in it to the present
time.
DAATO&. KY.
Council ordered the So, 200 note in Tay-
1or's Bank to be renewed.
The Methodist Aid Society met at the
residence of Mr.. Johnson last night, and
was well attended.
A new museum is soon to be established
in Cincinnati A Dayton dummy and
section of the track have been secured as
curiosities.
The wedding of Mr.. f. Bauman and Miss
Annie Drummer took place at the brides
residence in Dayton. A reception will be
held in Moeller's Hall tonight.
John Kleinheck and Louis Paul were the
contestants in the walking match at
Moeler's Garden Sunday. Kleinbeck made
the mile in 9:43 and Paul in 9:49.
The "Nucleus Committee" of Bond
Lodge, /. 0. o. F., announce their first
grand masquerade party, Thursday even
ing. October 3lst, at Odd-felows' Hall.
Bellevue is wild to secede from the James
town magisterial district She wants to
elect little Squire of her own. Let
This is between ourselves you know, and
asserted that Mr.. Frank Vasche and
Miss Amelia Zimmerman will soon be
welded.
HAMILTON.
Mrs. Buckingham, of the First Ward, is
about to remove to Cincinnati, her former
home.
A decree of divorce was granted yester-
day to Laura Wilburn from George f. Will
burn, on the grounds Of gross neglect and
willful absence.
Quite number went to Cincinnati yes
'terday as witnesses in the case of Mrs Mar
garet Dyer against the Life Insurance Com
pany which is being tried before the u S,
Court
A petition was filed yesterday by Richard
jackson, asking that the suit heretofore in
stitnted by John B. Cornell against him and
others be removed to the Circuit Court for
the s. DO.
In the case of Laura A. Gerwig against Car
nline e. Doddsworth aud Others, confirma-
tion of sale of real estate and distribution
ordered, the Sheriff was directed to make
deed to purchaser.
The Dickey Tytus case which was to have
been commenced to-day, will not come of
on account OF the serious illness of Judge
MeKemy, attorney for Mr.. Tytus, and the
absence of Thomas Milliken, one of Miss
Dickey's attorneys. ...s.a ....r..
st. Mary's Church is about to be treated
20 fine new organ. which arrived yesterday
| and will be put up forthwith. 1t will be
dedicated Thursday evening, October 31st,
bv concert and lecture on music by Rev.
hq Father Murphy, pastor of the Church.
@ The Street Railway Company are bound
gaaet to be behind in enterprise. For the
next thirty days they propose selling com
mutation tickets at the following rates