The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-23

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him too. Alter explaining matters to the Chief,
he Was told to go home. Devine was under the
impression that a stranger caught on this side
after u o'clock would be jerked on suspicion"
COLUMBIA. O.
Mr.. W. D. Mead has been confined to his hcme
for long time, caused by asevera attack oil cry
sipelas.
The Misses lotion gave social at their home
on Willow street on Wednesday evening. A num-
Der of their friends were present, and an enjoyable
evening was passed.
Owing to the nclemency of the weather the lee
ture hast Thursday night at the Baptist Church on
The Buried Cities of Vrsuyins," by Or. D. A.
Randall of Cleveland. wss not very largely at
tended. Mr.. Randall is an excellent speaker. and
related his experience while sojourhng in the
cities of Hercuaneum and Pom eli i'll Il manner
that proved highly entertaining TO the apprecia
tive audience. On Sunday evening he Will de-
liver lectnre on Jerusalem, having spent thirty
days in that city during his travels through Paes-
tine and the Holy Land. All who desire to hear
this gifted s3eakcr will be fully repaid for going
tomorrow evening.
HAMILTON.
Tomorrow night Ingersol delivers his lecture
on Hell in the Opera Hall.
Miss Bakewell of Louisville, KY, is visiting
Miss May Mckinney OF Sc ond street
Mrs. Ed Munson of indianapolis is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Joseph Traber OF the First Ward.
The second party of the Hamilton Assembly
Hall.
A, c. Davis left last night for Richmond, Ind
where he goes to engage as general agent of the
Wayne Agricultural Manufacturing Company ut
that point
An entertainment will be given in the Christ
Episcopal Church on Saturday evening, November
both, for the benefit of the Sabbath school The
programme will consist of readings. Rotations,
music and refreshments; and all for 10 cents.
SPRlNGFaEl.D, d.
The talented young actress Miss Anna Boyle, is
booked for two performances at the Opera house
Thanksgiving Day, November 2Sth, afternoon and
evening. She VIII be supported by the well
known G 10 Club, of Cincinnati. The bill for the
evening is "Fanchon the Cricket" with Miss
Boyle in the title role. In the afternoon The
Il ston Dip and Among the Breakers" Will he
given, when Miss Boyle will appear i'll both plays.
John P Scurry, coored, Professor of music,
teacher of dancing, etc. etc, was caught IN close
connection with white servant gill living with
family in the Third Ward on last Thursday after
noon. 1t was the man of the house who made the
discovery and he got excited and planted his fist
on Johns nose, drawing the blood. John claims
that be went to the house to give the girl music
lesson. The young lady Will take no more music
lessons in this house, for she was discharged I'M
mediately after the affair.
There s residing on Plum street in this city
Mrs. Ssllie Clark, colored lady, who has passed
her 10th year She was born in the State of
Maryland ami cmigroted to Harrison County,
Kentucky, when cutie young. Her daughter,
Mrs Liza Webb who resides within few squares
of her mothers hOus., tells us that her com
m mander" as she calls her, visits her house dai Y.
Mrs, Cha k is the poSSessor OF remarkably hne
memory aud in conversation is quite entertain
ing, for she answers readily any question put at
her. From appearances she looks like one who
has always eniOyed the best of health, and one
would say that she had many years before her yet.
FACTs-On Thursday evening a man with tho
aid of a lantern discovered that there was lamp
! cot NJ 4 tI,a pf NpllDW CnrlnN9
Streets 1t is about time for the residents of North,
Cedar and Jackson streets, to ask for plank walks
or wire bridges. Pedestrians who travel these
streets of night have been known to accomplish
some remarkable fine acrobatic feats Our young
man who delivers this paper in thi section ui the
city performed the extraordinary tea, one cTeninG
this week OF navigating on his err
pAA'EON, Ay.
Services in all Of the churches tomorrow, as
usual.
Col Jesse is doing his level best to keep The boys
on time
Don't forget the big thanksgiving dinner at Mr..
Dennis Wells.
A. c. Wilicms, the gifted and silver voiced, is
rails ng the roofs over i'll Ohio.
Director General Williams will assume COM
mand of the temperance force shortly.
Rev. C.. G. skilman, who was recently called by
the Baptist Church has accepted and will conduct
the services tomorrow.
A quarterly meeting will be held in the NJ. T.
Church tomorrow evening, at which the PreSld-
ing Elder will oiliciatc Bellevue brethren are in
vited.
The Methodist Thanksgiving Commission met
at Mr.. Jolly's residence last night to compare
notes. Fourteen turkeys have been donated with
chickens ana oysters inmlmerable
LEXINGTON. Ky.
| The St. Nicholas closed Thursday, owing to the
creditors wanting to sell the building The pro-
pretor Mr.. Seelbach, did all in his power to get
lease on the property, but to no effect.
Mr.. Charles Rentz, of Newport, returned home
| last evening He was one of the printers who
came here to work on the Transcriptand when he
found they were paying but Is cents he did not go
| to work.
In the Circuit Court Robert Jennings for the
murder of O'Conner in 1876, was sentenced 10 if-
teen years in the pcnitentinry. This was Jen-
nings second trial. On the first he received but
Two years. He was ably defended by Col. Breck-
inridge.
Three colored women. named sallie. Beasley,
Ann Clay and Anna Jones, were arrested yester-
day by Officer Hendricks on the charge of snop-
lifting, hay ing stolen quantity Of goods from
man named Crutchcr, of Lou syille. They were
tried before Judge Kinkead and sent to Jessamine
| County for further trial.
WEST COVENGTON.
| There will be preaching at the Town Hall at half
past o'clock Sunday evening, Nov. 24th, by the
| Rev. NJ. D. Steen, OF Ludlow.
| special meeting of the ladies' Mite Society
and those that are interested, will be held at the
| residence of Mr. Chas. Taylor, on Main street,
! Monday afternoon at O'Clock, Nov. 2jth, to COM
plete the arrangements for sthe turkey and oyster
supper Thanksgiving Eve.
CALIFORNIA, q.
Representative Sullivan has gone to Columbus
on business
Rev, W. P. Stratton will preach at the hall the
| first Sunday in December at II a. m.
| Preparations for the Christmas Festivities are
progressing finely. The music, reciatons, dramas
and decorations will excel those of previous years
BELLEVUE.
| Rev. Mr.. Sanders conducts hescrvicos in the M.
+. Church tomorrow morning at O'clock There
will be no servie" in the evening, owing to the
quarterly meeting in Dayton.
1t is estimated that fully two hundred people
attended the oyster supper on THURSDAY evening
at the residence of Mr.. Jacob Dimmick. About
| $75 was raised in aid OF the new church.
DANVILLE, ky.
The handsome residence Of the Hon. John Cow
| an, one OF the ab.est and most prominent lawyers
| of this place, which is being erected by James
Griffith & Sons, of Cincinnati is going up rapidly
1t is now under roof, and, from all appearance,
when finished il will add much to the grandeur OF