The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-19

dressed by Mr.. N. F. Blake. Meetings every
night except Wednesday.
OXFORD. o.
Rev James Murray of the NJ. f. Church.
preached on Hell" last Sunday evening
During the sermon he said that the news
papers that are in opposition to the old doc
trine of endless punishment are the very
papers which every good citizen will not let
pass the threshold of his family. He also
said that the very men who are spending all
their time in arguing to the contrary are
the men who stand in dread of the future
They want to get heavy burden off their
minds by getting ether people to believe
with them
DAYTON. Ky. .
Mr. JOS s. Ross leaves to-day with party
of friends for the New Orleans Mardi Gras
and a tour of the Southern States.
The NJ. L. Mite Society will meet tonight
at the residence of the President, Mrs
Handley. A good time is anticipated Come
all.
A grand entertainment for the benefit of
the English-speaking Catholic Church of
Bellevue and Dayton will be given at Noel
ler's Hall Thursday evening, February 2lst.
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a good time is assured to all who attend.
Tickets only 25 cents.
The Murphy meeting last night in the
N. E. Church was crowded to such an ex-
tent that the Church would not hold all
who came The meeting was addressed by
Mr.. A. G. Williams of New York City, and
Professor McGinnis, of Newport, in good
speeches, with which the audience was well
satisfied. The meeting was considered a
success. and the chances are that Murphy
stock will rise considerably in the next few
days When the call was made for signerS,
over seventy persons responded and signed
the pledge. Meetings in the same church
every night this week.
HAMILTON.
Mrs: Oliver Temple is again i'll not ex-
pected to recover
James e. Neal, Speaker of the House, at
Columbus, left for that point yesterday.
David Crawford, who has been ill for a
long time has almost entirely recovered.
w. S. Boyd was appointed administrator
of the estate of Nancy A. Miller, deceased.
Personally, 81, 200.
G.. S. Symmes has been retained as addi-
tional counsel in the Dickey-Tytus case on
behalf of Miss Dickey.
John Bakerwas yesterday appointed guar
dian of Frank Troutman, aged five years
The estate consists of the one-tifth interest
of real estate valued at $1,000.
The lecture this evening by James A. Gil
more, under the auspices of the Foreign
Mission Society of the Presbyterian Church.
promises to be something fine. Refresh
ments will be served after the close of the
lecture by the ladies,
SPRINGFIELD, o.
Mabel Pearle Blue Stocking Minstrels to-
night.
John B. Cough lectured to full house
last night
William Mcclure has moved for new
trial in his case.
Miss Cora Coleman, of Cincinnati is Wis
iting at her uncle's, Mr.. E. W. Tibbetts.
William T. Bishop (my son BID son of
the Governor, was in the city on Saturday.
Frank Wise has been arrested again. The
same old charge-obtaining money under
false pretenses
Joseph F, Chaffin, of musical celebrity, is
in the city for few days. He is stopping
with Martin l.. Rice, Esq.
Miss Jessie Wilbur, who has been spend
ing few days with her sister, Mrs. A. P.
Linn Cochran, has returned to Cincinnati.
Mr. Shields, of Wheeling, West Va, spent
the Sabbath with his former claSsmate, Mr..
w. S. Thomas, of John H. Thomas q Sons
Officer Norton last Sunday night arrested
two tramps for burglary committed in
Urbana. They have been identified and
taken to that place.
The rooms over VIM. Grant & Sons store
are being finished off in good style. Mr. l..
ID. Rice will occupy two of the rooms for
his office, and the Christadelphiane will
have hall to worshipin,
Twenty-one persons united with the Uni
versalist Church on Sunday evening. Mr..
Arbuckle who has been singing at that
church, charmed all who heard him. He
left for Cincinnati yesterday,
Yesterday Chief of Police Schuckman and
Marshal Arnett arrested two tramps. A
cross and silver cup were found in their
possession. They are supposed to have
robbed the Catholic Church at South
Charleston.
The spirited mare owned by Mr.. Jones, Of
Miller, Jones q Co., ran away yesterday
afternoon, damaging the buggy to which
she was harnesscd and spring wagon with
which she collided. There were several
narrow escapes, but fortunately no one was
injured.