The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-07
Mr.. Adolph Klein is in st, Louis.

Mr.. Adolph Klein is in st. Louis.
VIM. j. o'Neil has been admitted 10
the Bar.
J. r. p. Brown, Esq, was yesterday
admitted to practice III the Uaited
States Courts.
Prot. BisselI, late OF Lane Seminary,
has accepted u call from the Delhi Pres
byterian Church.
Col. Van Coonrod, OF the Daytea
Short-line, won the watch from Medary
atthe Orphans fair last week.
Lucien Marc is getting ready for q
wrestling match with bear, which eF-
riyes to-day from New York.
DR.. Curry, editor of the National Re.
pository, is looking after the interests Of
his magazine in New York City.
Mr.. W. Z. Hagar, the advance agent al
the "Cleopatr" Combination, is In
town, with headquarters at the BurnSf
House.
Rev. Enos Campbell, pastor of the
Central Christian Church, st. Louis, is
visiting his daughter in this city, ard
preached yesterday at CumminsVille.
Mr.. A. &. Trowbridge, Of Dun's Com
mercial Agency, left Tor Indianapolis
last night 10 locate there permanently,
and to take charge OF their branch ofi.e.
Mrs. L. E. Rogers, Matron of tho Homo
for the Friendless, has accepted an
earnest call to become Matron Of iha
Western House Of Refuge, koohestor,
| N. Y.
j. W. Cooper and Miss Anna Eayes.
Of Cleves, OAl0, were married at ths
Walnut-street House last week. Rev.
Sylvester Weeks performed the oero-
monies.
Miss Florence Chidester, graduate Of
Syracuse, N. Y, University. dramatic
reader and professor OF elocuhop, VIVA
make her debut in Cincinnati to-msr-
row evening.
Prof. s. W. Stanage has accepted tho
position Of Conductor OF Music Of tiEe
Walnut Hills M. E. Church. II. r.
Loomis will probably succeed him a.
leader Of the Central Church Choir.
| Captain R. g. Shinkle, Secretary OF
the Cincinnati and New Orleans PlOts'
Association, was unanimously elected
as one OF the Police Commissioners OF
Newport, KY, by the City Council si
Newport.
Messrs. Knost & Bros, Of 1877 Wsst
| Fourth street, gave a grand supper 20
their employees Saturday night. In ra-
turn Messrs. Herman and Julius knOSt
were each presented with handsonae
gold-headed cane.
Mr.. W. Leon, OF the firm OF Leeu.
Marks & Co., celebrated his fitiRth
birthday Saturday evening. An elsgaas
supper was enjoyed at his house, after
which his friends presented him WiSA
Iinnumerable presents.
Miss Doyle was the victor over Mics
Turner in the contest for the gold watgA
at st. Patrick's table at the Orphans
Fair. Van Co0nrod, General Agent Of
o., e., G. & l. r. K. made the prsseuta-
tion speeoh TO the fair victor.
Mr.. Brand, leader of the orchestra Sf
the Grand Opera-house, was Saturday
leveDing presented by Miss Maggin
Mitchell with an elegant cameo Ring, a.
a souvenir for his assistance during the
stay Of the lady at that theater.
MIR. A. IL. Catree, for many years con-
neeted with the indianapolis, CincinnaH
& Lafayette Rpal, has resigned his DO.
sltiun to accept the General Southeaat-
ePn Freight Agency OF the ChioaKp.
Rock Island & Pacific and r R,ck Isiand
& Peoria Roads, with headquarters as
| Cincinnati.
The Orphans' Bazaar, which has beea
going on for the last two weeks at Me-
zart and Greenwood Halls for the bene-
tit of the EAglish.speaking Orphans al
Gumminsviile, closed last Saturday
evening. The affair will be ended by q
grand ball at the above named halls on
Wednesday evening next.