The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-21
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proved.
VIM. Vaughn Bristow, late principal in
the First District School, is in London. >
Mr. w. S. Mock is experimenting the
laying of the gas-pipes in the Government
Building.
High Pontifcal Mass was celebrated this
morning by Bishop Toebbe in St Joseph's
Church.
Mrs. Carroll, for a breach of the peace,
was fined 81 and costs yesterday by Squire
Duveniek.
John Le,intz was sent to the stone pile
for ninety days this morning and fined $25
for grand larceny.
The House passed bin yesterday abol
ishing the Criminal Court in the Sixth Dis
trict Of this State.
Achilles Perrin, Esq, Master Commits
sioner and County Attorney of Harrison
County, is in the city.
Peter Funk, while trying to get on a
horse yesterday, missed his footing and fell
and sprained his ankle.
Mr. a. L. Brown, the halter, on the cor
ner of Pike and Washington streets, is
giving out gold change.
Chas Johnson held the lucky number
that drew the sewing machine that was raf-
fed for the benefit of Mrs. Rensch.
The case of Colonel W. G. Terrell came
up yesterday in the Boone County Criminal
Court, and was continued until the Fall
Perm.
William Divine, resident of the Flats,
was arrested yesterday for an assault on a
Frenchman in the Flats last Sunday.
Frenchy was badly used up.
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tertainment at the residence of Miss E. Bin
ley, ON the corner of Thirteenth and Scott
streets, Tuesday evening.
The saloon-keepers are greatly agitated
concerning the Bell-punch Bill now before
the Legislature. An immense mass meet
ing is called for tonight at Arbeiter Hall.
The venerable Mother Prioress of st. Jo-
seph's Church celebrated her silver jubilee
to-day, on which occasion she was the re-
cipient of many handsome, useful and orna-
mental presents.
The Old Folks Singing Society, of Gin
cinnati, give grand concert tonight and
tomorrow night at the Rev. Blackburns
teelored) Baptist Church, on Thirteenth
street, for the benefit of the Sunday
school
The regular spring war in the fish trade
promises to open Saturday. Bethel Bros.
have received one hundred barrels, which
they say they will sell at cents pound;
while Mosher & Williams say they will
not be undersold
A few days since the little child Of Mr.
James Dial had a narrow escape from
drowning. The nurse girl left the little one
all alone playing by the side of a pond, when
it wandered into the water and was under
for ten minutes when it was discovered by
passer-by, who waded in and brought it
put.
NEWPORT.
Big time in Council tonight.
Mrs George H. Fearons has returned,
After an absence of seven months in Paris,
France.
The funeral of VIM Gastreich took place
from the Corpus Christi Church this morn
Ing.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary E. Smith was
largely attended from St. Paurs Episcopal
Church this morning.
A meeting of saloon-keepers is called for
this afternoon at o'clock, at Turner Hall,
to consider the Moffet Bell-punch Bill.
Mr.. VIM. Mitchell, the mail carrier, was
shot at several times the other night by an
unknown person, at the old powder mill
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den, on Central avenue
A suit was filed in the Chancery Court
yesterday by Judge Hallam, administrator
of the estate of James Taylor, Jr., deceased
for the settlement of the estate.
Rev. DIR. Payne, President of the Wes-
leyan University, Of Delaware, Ohio, will
lecture at Grace NJ E. Church, Sunday
evening, for the benefit of the young
Mr. 7 r wilder President of the I.ouis-
,;1Ia short line Railroad and two Of The
nirectnrs Tire were in town YESTERDAY insnect.
;nr tho aro,nds for the erection Of a new
aaoot as ete ond stotod tbat worE would be con-
manceS on The same at once
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hodu of e. 1ynn Gautra;nh after boldinS the
uo posf oortem Yesterday accidentIv ran the
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