The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-19

A meeting Of The parties interested in
the new Catholic Church win be held to-
morrow afternoon, at the residence OF
Mr.. Spellman.
The songs sung in the School Hall on
Thursday evening, don't seem TO please
he majority Of the temperance people.
The Executive Committee should attend
this at once.
One OF the largest crowds oil the sea-
son attended the NJ. L. Mite Society last
night at Mr.. SalZ Blann's, and ali enjoyed
themselves we'll. Splendid feauings
were given by MISS Marshall and
Messrs. Wentworth and Foster. Cha
rades were then played, after which all
adjourned TO meet next Friday, at the
residence OF Mrs. Hence.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Or. A. o. RawIs returned home Thurs
day.
Mr.. Jacob Kendall went South yester
day on a VlslL of two or three weeks.
Col. p. B. Hunt left the city yesterday
morning for New YORK City, ON visit
70 his sister.
DR.. J. =. Shipman had a severe attack
OF bronchitis, Thursday, which pre-
vented his starting for New York.
|serenading at the Baptist Female Co..
lese, Wednesday aud Saturday nights,
are earnestly requested to discontinue
their performances during the serious
Illness of Mrs. PinkertOn, who has been
annoyed, and perhaps injured. by their
thOaghtiess and unkind conduct.
Thursday night our citizens engaged
in quite rally over the arrival Of Sena-
Tor Williams in this city, en- route for
his home. Late in the evening a tele-
gram was received by Captain Sharp
stating that Hon. John s. Williams, our
United States Senator-elect, would pass
through this city on his way home. The
report was spread, and Captain Sharp
imme ediately went to work and engaged
the well-knOwn and efficient George
Bros. Brass Band. A suort time before
the arrival of the Louisville train large
and enthusiastic crowd gathered around
the depot. Upon his arrival loud cheers
were heard, aud firearms were dis
charged. He was introduced to the
crowd by His Honor Mayor Frazer, who
said: ow-citizens, it gives me
pleasure to present 10 you our distin-
guished Senator-olect, General Johu s..
Williams, OF Montgomery" General
Williams responded in very brief but
creditable speech. The demonstration
Which followed was exceedingly enthu-
sIastIc, and the train moved off amids t
uproarious cheers for the Senator-sle ct.
CALIFORNIA, o.
The California M. E. Sunday-school
will open hereafter pl omptly at 10 A. Nj.
Our Public Schools, in point Of num-
ber, viii be seriously affected by our
recent revolution.
1t is rumored that the body of Mrs.
Bellyille, that was stolen from the Mt.
Washington Cemetery, had been recov-
cred by Lne Cincinnati police.
Nearly all of the inhabitants of our
village directly connected with the
foundry or dependent upon it for a live
llhood, will follow it 10 Lawrenceburg,
Ind. No kind or skilled labor is as prof.
liable these times as molding.
No village in Southern Ohio is more
beautifully located than California,
Ohio. But nature can not 60 beyond u
certain point. Man must do the bal
ance. What can or Will be done2 "A
little less dissension aud a little more
public spirit are the first Prerequisites :.
HAMILTON.
Joe Ovens and bride are in the city.
Colonel W. Z. COoch was sent as del.
egate to the Expressmen's Convention
at st! Louis.
VIM. Trechtling was Wednesday MORN
ing last made the happy father OF u
boun cling boy.
The Irving Club meets this evening at
The residence OF Miss Alpha hawthorne,
Ludlow street.
James W. Moore was appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate OF Rodger Nc
Donough, deceased.
In the case of q. Markt vs.. Variety Iron
Works, Judgment tor plaintiff for the
sum Of $66 40 aud costs.
DR.. Falc0ner is still at Columbus, in
ATTENDANCE at The sick bed of his sister
Mrs. DeshIer, who is dangerously i'll.
Miss Mabel Thomas, one of Middle
towns handsome young ladies, was in
the city yesterday, and at the assembly
last night.
The Lond of the assignees of Louis
Sohngen was fixed at $780, 200. The work
of appraising the properly will COM
mence as soon as 1t is possible to DO uu-
der the law.
Yesterday A. II. Byrkett, attorney, OF
Troy, Ohio, was i'll the city engaged in
arguing tile case OF NJ. clark, et al. vs..
Levi Clark, ct al, which had been re-
lerred 10 Judge Hume.
Yesterday in the Common Pleas Court
DR.. Rush Carley brought suit to recover
$4,000 damages from Isaac NJ. Walk tor
defamation OF character. The parties
are both from the classic shades OF
Bethany.
Mrs. Riley, the mother OF Mrs. Col.
Campbell, celebrated her eightieth BIRTH
day yesterday. Mrs. Riley is among the
oldest pioneers in the county. Her
health Tor the past few months has not
been as good as heretofore.
In the case of Mary Larus against
Charles Strohn, who brought suit Tor
IS, 700 damages for u breach OF promise
and who ON Thursday received verdici
tor the iu.l amount by the jury in the
case, The attorneys iOr the defense yes
terday filed Il motion for Il new trial.
DAYTON, KY.
Dummies running on time this morn
ing.
We noticed Workmen engaged in re.
pairing the railroad track this morning.
The pulpit of the Baptist Church will
tomorrow be filled by the regular pas
or, Rev. Il. e. Splllman. Missionary