The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-19
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Lieutenant Addams and wife are in the
city.
Newport Society was well represented at
the Hess Opera last evening.
Yesterday was the seventy-ffth birthday
OF Mrs. J. b. Payne, the esteemed wife OF
Squire Payne.
We are Informed hat Mayor Harton has
ordered license of $25 to be charged here
after on all masquerade balls that take
place here.
General Green, of the United States
Army, who has been recreating in the
South for few weeks, returned to the Bar
racks yesterday.
Miss Emma Waterhouse will entertain
the members of the Columb bia-street presbv-
terian Church at her residence, on Central
avenue, this evening.
Dave Pollock and John Britton enter
tanned their friends last evening at
Smalley's Assembly Rooms. Dancing to
choice music was the feature of the even
ing.
The Turnz@gling Society reorganized last
night and elected the following officers:
First Speaker Jacob Jordan; Second do,
]. R. Fischer; First Schriftwart, Henry
Ziegler; Second do. Frank Fischer; Turn
wart, Herm. Schmidt; Treasurer, Andrew
Dilling.
Rev. S. F. Hall, Presiding Elder of Cow
ington District, will hold the first quarterly
meeting for Taylor-street Church. Preach
ing Saturday at ii a. m.; quarterly meeting
at q p. m.; preaching Sunday at IL H. M,
and Holy Sacrament; preaching at Z u D.
m. on Everlasting Punishment of the
Wicked" -.
Among the number of our citizens who
were depostors in the Adae Bank we heard
of the following: Mrs. Duckweiller, $500:
Concordia Lodge, No. 81, L. O. U. W.. $500:
Mrs. Keener, $780, Mr.. Voige, 81, ,400 Mr..
Herman Droste, So, 900 in The bank, but
dream he had several weeks ago prompted
him to withdraw his money; a driver for
Adams q Genters Dairy has been deposit
ing his weekly salary there for the past five
years.
SPRINGFIELD, q.
McAllisters Ministries show at the Opera. house
Monday, December 23d.
The DuQuesne Blues 60 up to C,lumbus during
the holidays to assist the Poe Guards in an enter,
tainment
Rev. J. B. Tuttle, Of the First Baptist Church
will deliver an address this, Thursday evening at
City Hall. Subject, Temperance
Marshal Chri>man, of London, Ohio came into
our city on Wednesday to get possession of Charles
Hoffman, who wa, arrested here for obtaining
money under false pretenses, but upon seeing
Hoffman said that h. was not the man wanted at
London, '
DudleyT. Ferrell, who met with such A violent
death at Cincinnati Oh Tuesday, will be remem
bered by many OF our readers as the young gentle-
man who made so many frienis here by his brill
liant representation Of the character of LANDRY
Barbeau" in "FdnchOn," which was given by the
Clio Club at the 0 Fera-house on THANKSGIVING
Day. His parents have been stopping at the ST.
James Hotel i'll this city for some time past They
Iseeived the terrible news of that sad accident on
Tuesday nigltby telegram.
LEX ENGTON. ky.
Miss Mary and Lily Owens, of st. Louis, are o.;
q visit to friends.
leave all iten,ss OF news for the STAR with Mr.,
VIM. Alexander, clerk at the Ashland Hotel
Mr.. Fred. Marshall's baby weighs one thousand
four hundred tons more or less. How high is
dat7
Several Of the boys will take In Cincinnati dur
ing the holidays. Take care, boys. or perhaps you
will get taken in by the police down there.
Eleven prisoners sentenced during the last
term of Court by Judge Hunt, took q trip yester-
day to the Penitentary, making total OF one
thousand and one invited guests there.
Arrivals at the Ashland Hotel yesterday: c. C.
Heyiaser. Falmouth Ky; ?. Marion. Cincinnati,
Ohio; J. b Young. Nj Sterling, KY; VIM. Payne,