The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-14
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attending tle lulleIal Oh II. j. divers.
The Emma Abbott concert party is booked
for the 26th, with "Arbucklc' as one of the
attractions.
Prof. Schuyler left for Minister, O., yester-
day morning, where he will put in two
weeks of his time tuning pianos and giving
music lessons to the denizcns of that place.
A shooting match took place yesterday
morning on the commons in the eastern
part of the city. The contestants were JOS
Gustin, Tom Wiley and W. Jordan. Joe
Gustin carried off the honors.
HAMILTON.
VIM. III. Russell continues dangerously
i'll, with little hope of recovery.
The Tennesseeans, or Jubilee Singers, will
give an enter tainnlent tonight at the Oper
Hall.
The Hawthorne Club meets Monday night
at the residence Of Mr.. John Skinner, Third
Ward.
Services will be held Sabbath morning
and evening at the United Presbyterian
Church.
Henry Stein of the Third Ward, isspoken
of as candidate for Council on the Work
ingmen's ticket.
The citizens of the Fourth Ward intend
running Peter Bender, Ex-County Recorder,
for Board of Education.
Those wishing tospend pleasant evening
should not forget the social at the United
Presbyterian Church this evening.
Mrs. f. G. Smith, one of Oxford's oldest
and most respected residents, died yesterday
morning at her residence in that village.
John Mitts, the young man so badly in
jured at the late boiler explosion at the
Miami Distilery, is still lying in pre-
carious condition, with little hope of recov-
cry,
Mrs. Cordelia Newton, widow of the late
Col James E. Newton, died at her residence
iRQxford yesterday morning. Her funeral
vii take place from her late residence on
Friday at o'clock.
The remains ofs,Mrs. Kate Chadwick,
daughter of Mrs. Marie Lewis, of this city
who died recently at Denver City, Colorado,
are expected to reach here tomorrow or
next day. Due notice Of the funeral will
be given.
LUDLOW. Ky.
Joseph Paris, Esq, has gone to Hoosier-
dom to purchase fast trotting horse.
G. w, Whipple has decided antipathy
to the prefix Honorable" with which we
have heretofore embelished his cognomen.
All right, G. Washington W., the distinc-
ton shall not be misplaced again.
Roadmaster Mulvihill, of the G. S. R. R.,
was in town to-day, and reports the whole
line from here to Somerset in splendid con-
dition after the past winter. The Trustees
knew what they were about when they Sc
lected such men as the present Roadmasters
for the very important positions they fill.
The excellence of the Southern Railroad
is the theme wherever you go.
Tothe Editor of the Star:
That there has been most diligent as
sessment made by the City Assessor of all
the property, real and personal, of this city,
no citizen can deny that has the honest in
terests of the city at heart. Still rumor
hath it that there are those among us, Off
cial and private, that banker after an ex-
cuse for hearing themselves talk They can
not be denied or stopped by bold, manly
curse of the Committee of Equalization in
sustaining Assessor Venn in his judicious
and honest labor, which is now before the
aforesaid Board. CITIZEN.
SPRINGFIELD. o.
Mr.. Louis Brown is with A. G. Black &
Co.
DaNlu CollPtou Atto u lie" anu SoiSepuS
sign.
The father of City Solicitor Byers is visit
ing him.
Warder, Mitchell &s Co. will have mowers
and reapers at the Paris Exposition.
A drinking fountain will be placed on the
northeast corner of Main and Market
streets
After many delays Mrs. Purnell, colored,
has been discharged. She was charged with
receiving stolen goods.
At the regular forenoon services at the
Clifton-avenue f. w. Baptist Church, sew
eral persons will be baptized.
Mr.. D. F. Mammalian reports that proba-
bly, trains will run through to Jackson Oh
the S., ]. & ?. by the 4th of July.
Rev. J. B. Helwig, DID, President of Wit
tenberg College, will lecture'in the English
Lutheran Church tomorrow night.
A tramp named Joseph Ward, in attempt
ing to board freight train near this city,
had his arm 50 badly mangled that it had to
be amputated.
MAYORS CoURT-William Spanenberger,
leaving team standing unhitcied, "a 05;
James Downey, disorderly, 81 so; Michael
Kredel obscene language, $40 TO-
CALIFORNIA, O.
There will be some excitement after all in
the Township Convention.
The Enterprise Stove Foundry is based
on correct principles, and needs nothing
but perseverng business tact and a little
capital to make it success. q.
Mr.. Yourtee is running one hundred and
fifty hands in Lawrenceburg He makes
the prediction that his Lawrenceburg en-,
terprise will prove grand success Why
not? Three acres of land and $4,000 is q
splendid gift.
Mr.. T. R. Crotty, late Director of the
County Infrmary, is visiting his old home
in California, 0. He said with a smile OF
secret complaccncy that he left a boy about
three weeks old home whom he proposed
to name Crotty. Mr. Crotty is looking
well.
LEXINGTON, ky.
Miss Maggie Bruce is visiting friends i1
Mt. Sterling.
Rev. Father Broesett, of Paris, was i'll tho
city yesterday.
Business is dull in the Recorders Court