The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-21

tons Cornet Band rendered some excellent
music. Mrs. J. C. Van Arnem sang in her
usually fine style. John Wampler, Miss
Laura Murphy, Miss Lizzie Hargiss, Robt
Morrison and L. Il. Grennan read some
good selections. The Statue Medley"
DAA TON. ky.
Regular services in all the churches to-
morrow.
Miss Beatty was the lady who captured
he gallant Captain Booker.
Johnny Stone has moved up from the
bottoms. He says the meanings of the sad
river waves kept him awake.
Slowly, slowly, one by one the joints in
the dummies are giving way, and the poor
old vehicles give forth screeches which are
pitiful to hear They die hard, but the
chances are that they can not survive the
winter.
Martin Betsch is full of enterprise as an
egg is of meat He has not only on display
a splendid line of fall goods, but he has re-
sumed specie payment in the strict sense of
the term by making all change in gold coin.
Martin is jolly good fellow and deserves
his success.
The two Kueven boys who were them
selves rescued from watery grave, not long
since, showed their gratitude to humanity
Thursday by saving the lives of two fellow
creatures. Emil liable and boy named
Goudray were upset in their skiff and were
just on the point of drowning, when the
kueven boys came up and fshed them out.
The residence of Mr.. Charles Barnes, on
the avenue, was entered by burglars, last
night, in the absence of the family. who are
at the lakes, and bookcases, desks and cup
boards were broken open in the search for
booty. Fortunately, Allen and Marion
HILL who sleep in the house, came home
before the rascals had finished their work,
and they fiasstily decamped, Ieavinga sachel
packed with books and articles of silver
ware scattered about the floor. Their de-
parture was so sudden that they did not
succeed in getting away with anything.
HAMILTON.
The I. 0. O. F.. No. II, donated $40 to the
Southern Relief Fund.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Skinner will be home
from their trip next week.
Major McClung will address the Repub-
licans at Seven Mile tonight.
Mr.. T. " Howells and her daughter are
home from their recent trip West.
The Hawthorne Club will hold its next
meeting at Col L. ID. Campbell's residence.
The Greenback and Labor Party will have
a meeting his evening at Beardsley's Hall
on High street.
Isaac Graham, Ex-Councilman, is travel
ing through Michigan and Wisconsin, rep
resenting the firm of Long & Allstetter.
1t is the Apollo Band that is to furnish
the music for the coming County Fair,
and not the City Band as heretofore stated.
Mrs. Ida MAYNARD, daughter of Robert
Harper, Esq. is lying i'll of hemorrhage of
The lungs at the residence of her father in
the First Ward
Robert Mckinney, Superintendent of the
United Presby yterian Sabbath school, enter
tanned the teachers of the school in hand
some manner last Thursday evening.
A concert will be given Saturday evening,
the 2Sth inst. at the Front-street Garden
for the benefit of the sufferers in the South.
The City Band and the Mennerchor will
assist.
The funeral of Edith Thomas, aged nine
years, who died Friday morning at 5 clock
takes place this afternoon at half-past 3
o'clock from the family residence on Lud-
low street. Services at st. Mary's Church
Rev. Father Murphy will conduct the
services.
The dedication of the Jewish Synagogue,
on Fourth street between Chestnut and
Walnut took place yesterday afternoon
Rev. Dr. Wise, of Cincinnati, officiated as
sisted by Rabbi Wolf, of this city. Ser
vices will be conducted regularly hereafter,
commencing to-day.
BELLEVUE. ky.
Mr. John Foster is very ill with malarial
fever.
A very enjoyable and sociable time was
spent at the mite meeting last night.
Rev. Mr.. Sanders conducts the services in
the Council Chamber tomorrow morning
at o'clock.
Proposals for laying a gravel sidewalk in
front of The school-house will be received
by the improvement Committee.
At the great game of ball Edward Milford
will introduce his rifle ball style of pitching.
Albert Nagle will be his target, as he has an
arrangement made with wire company
over the river 10 furnish him a mask which
will prove effectual. For the other side,
Kennedy, of the defunct Anchors, of Day
ion, will try what virtue there is in curves
After the first few innings his catcher Hen
ry Wohler, will place his boots twenty feet
behind the catcher's position for back
stop. Alex. Law;on will decide all law
points on the game. We propose to have a
full list of wounded in the next issue.
LEXINGTON, ky.
Brakley's Hall will be used as a syna-
gogue in future.
The tenth annual colored fair of Fayette
County begins next Tuesday, and continues
five days.
Louis Brown was yesterday placed in jail
at the instance of Chas. Gormly as an abb
sconding debtor.
The local press should second the motion
for the establishment of a sound savings
bank in this city,
Dogs are becoming very numerous and
annoying in Lexington. The local papers
call for their speedy extinction.
John Ringo was arrested on Thursday
night for shooting at Bill Clay in a Water
street barber shop Both are colored.
The papers opposingRev. L. B. Voolfolk
are publishing extracts from his book, and
the booksellers are reaping rich harvest in
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