The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-12
CONVICTION.

Blonde, bounce that brothel on Willard
street.
Master Commissioner Helm is rusticatng
at Putin Bay.
Hon. John G. Carlisle left for Frankfort
this morning.
Mr.. f. J. Hickey leaves tonight on busi-
ness trip East.
Miss Alice Martin has returned from her
summer sojourn.
Rev. C. w. Miller and wife left this morn
ing for Putin Bay.
The eslimable wife of Squire w. L.
Manson is severely ill.
Bouncer see that N. l.. Young keeps his
sidewalks clear in the future.
Mr. Will Carlisle leaves for Mammoth
Cave tomorrow on two-weeks' visit.
The orphans picnic takes place Thursday
at the Orphan House.
Diamond Dancing Circle concert at Rud-
de's Garden tonight.
Thrty-five car loads of stock arrived on
the Kentucky Central Railroad yesterday.
Gov J. F. Fisk occupied the pulpit at
the Fifth-street Christian Church yester-
day.
An elegant surprise party was that at the
residence of Mr., Henry Remmerle Saturday
night.
The Internal Revenue collections for the
week ending August 10th, 1878, were
$58, 1884 o.
A grand party will be held tonight at the
residence of Mr.. Richard Evans, No. ~ East
Third street.
Mr.. Sam. and Miss Kate Tucker and Mr..
and Mrs Campbell Blades left this morning
Dr Pu,-in Bay.
Miss Ida Farrell the sweet daughter of
our Pos mistress, will be home from the sea
shore tomorrow.
The Courthouse nine and the Kentucky
Central nine will play game on the Star
Grounds tomorrow.
The Turner'S celebrated the one hundredth
anniversary of Fa her jain, the father Of
Turnery, at their hall last night.
Burglars entered the residence of Mr.. J.
r. S.epheson, on West Eighth street, last
night and carried off lot Of edibles,
The popular Pleasure Seekers Club an
nounce one of heir enjoyable Terpsichorean
fetes at Rudde's Garden Thursday night.
Some sneak thief stole gold watch and
chain from the vest pocket of Mr.. Chas.
ItCIl"lOIu dI tlc w NdtCl-NOlhS DulldlllS YES
terday.
The report of the serious illness of Dr. F.
ii. Noonan, former well-known citizen
of Covington, now living in Maryland, was
received here yesterday.
Miss Ida McLinn and Miss Mamie Ken
nedy, who have been visiting the family of
Mr.. VIM. Ernst, returned to their home in
Hamilton, o., this morning.
jonathan Hodge, who lives on Twelfth
street, was attacked and horribly beaten
Saturday hight by three unknown men.
He was found in Lower Market, insensible
and bleeding profusely.
Capt. VIM. MecaIfe, the well-known old
steamboatman fell d'wn stairs at his resi-
dence, No. so West Second street, serday,
and disloca ed his shoulder He was al
ready quie weak from recent illness.
POLICE ECoURT.--Lewis Shriver, disorderly,
So; A. Spaulding, same, dismissed; Frank
Mcintyre. same, $4; Walter SENT, drunk,
81; Sally Plummer vagrancy, sent to Jail
for 20 days on bread and water; Anthony
Weblis, breach of the peace, continued.
Nellie the bright little daughter of Mr.
Mike Mc8reen, met with painful accident
Saturday. She was playing on flying
Dutchman in lot ad joining her residence,
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board and post, severely mashing it.
John Connolly and A. T. Clements bank
rupts of Union, KY, have made PROPOSE
ton to pay off their creditors at % cents on
the dollar for individual liabilities, and 12%
cents on the firm debts. A meeting of the
creditors will be held to consider their prop
osition.
A man named Dreffer who resides on
RpphaIIar STRAIT nffaraI Hnllar ND
to any person who would catch mocking-
bird that escaped from his cage Mr.
Wilmes, neighbor, always ready to clasp
a chance, started out and soon caught
his birdship and took him to Dreffer and
claimed his reward, which was refused.
Wilmes then set the bird at liberty and
Dretfer has not seen it since.
Rev. Father Brandts, Vicar General of
this diocese, day before yesterday secured
from Rome decree of His Holiness Leo
Kill. granting special plenary indulgence
to all the faithful who visit The Church of
st. Augustine during he feast or octave of
the saint of that name on the 2Sth of this
month. This was done at the request of
Rt. Rev. Bishop Toebbe at an audience with
the Pope on the 18th of July last.
NEWPOKT.
Oliver Root homeward doth scoot.
Inc remains OF Ben Troy were inferred
at the Newport Cemetery yesterday.
The Socialists will make an effort to have
Kearney here to address them in few
days.
A Cincinnati boy named Henry Mercer
fell from peach tree on the Reservoir Road
yesterday and broke his arm.
Rev. Mr.. Koestlin preached his intro
ductory sermon at the st. John German
Protestant Church last evening.
Willie Kramer, son of Joseph, on Saratoga
street, fell from second-story window yes
terday and broke his arm in two places.
Thieves slipped into John Frenchs shoe
store on Brighton street, Saturday night
and slipped away with $l4 in money and a
dozen pairs of Shoes
Mr.. c. Gilman, who returned last even