The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-12

Church, will take for his subject "Social
Life" in the morning, and Religious Life"
in the evening. The IN useal services at
this church will consist of an offertory Sc
lection from Mozart, and an overture from
Councils Faust by the organist, Charles
Graninger.
Rev. W. w. Ramsey, pastor of the Union
M. X. Church, Covington, will preach at
Grace M. +. Church in this city tomorrow
night.
HAMILTON.
There will be services tomorrow morn
ing and evening at the United Presbyte-
rian Church, Rev. ]. w. Balm pastor.
Tomorrow evening Rev. J. P. MacLain, of
the Universalist Church will deliver lee
ture on temperance. All are invited.
The remains of Mrs. Julia A. Maginis
former resident of Hamilton, were
yesterday brought from Cincinnati and in
tered in St. Mary's Cemetery. .
To-day the Auditor and County Commits
sioners meet to count the votes polled
Tuesday for and against the proposition to
build new Infrmary Buildings.
The Grand Jury, which sits next Mon
day, will have some forty criminal cases to
look after. There have already been up
ward of two hundred witnesses subpenaed.
The alarm of fire Thursday night was oc-
casioned by the burning of cooper-shop
on Washington street owned by James Gal
loway. Insurance $400 in Miami Valley
of Cincinnati.
BELLEVUE. Ky.
The entertainment in aid of the yellow
fever orphans in the School Hall last night
was a great success, the hall being crowded
as it never was before. The entertainment
opened with a piano solo by Miss Susie
Pownall, who rendered it in very artistic
style. The solo of Mr.. John G. Luhn was
heartily applauded. The address of Mark
Antony over the body of Caesar was recited
by Mr.. Adam Smyrl in very creditable
manner, and was much of surprise to his
friends. The duet on the piano by Miss
Ella Read and Miss Ella Straffer was capi-
tai. The reading of ''Shamus o. 'Bren'' by
Mr.. Charles F. Sharp was good. He re-
sponded by another reading more suited to
his voice. The solo. from Schubert by Mrs.
Numann accompanied on the flute by Mr.
Louis Schultz was the best feature of the
evening; They were heartily encored The
harmonica solo of Mr.. John Schibley was
rendered in his capital style Mr. Frank
B. Wentworth recited Somebody's Dar-
ling' in a way that needs no words of
praise from us. Miss Sallie Edwards sing.
ing was the best we have heard and was
deservedly encored, to which she kindly
responded. By request Mr.. VIM. Dresser
sang from the opera of mariana" Mr.
Dresser has clear, rich voice. and he rem
dered the selection very beau utifully. The
fantastic piano solo of Miss Ella Read was
charningly done in style and taste Mr..
Frank Mcllvaine, whose name was not on
the programme, was called on, and rem
dered several of his funny songs to the
delight of the audience. Great credit is due
to all who took part in the entertainment,
as we'll as to Mayor Morgah, Mr.. VIM. H.
Nixon and the committee who had it in
charge, Messrs. Chas. W. Nagel, H. Lawton,
Adam Smyrl, Will. L.. Gould and P. W.
Danky. The exactalnount of money raised
will be known in few days.
LEXINGTON. ky.
Mr.. VIM. Warfield, of Missouri, is visiting
Mrs. Alexander Jeffrey, of this city.
Hon. James B. Beck returned home yes
terday from the Paris of America"
The law prohibiting the shooting of part
ridge continues in force until October Goth.
The thoroughbred colt Warfeld has been
purchased by Dwyer Bros, New York, for
81, 500.
Mr.. Ed. H. Warren and Miss Sallie Jesse,
both of this city, were united in marriage
Thursday in Frankfort by Rev. Geo. Dorse.
A special train will be placed on the
Louisville Short-line Railroad this evening
for the accommodation of those who may
stay till after the last heat.
The new Jail at Paris is now finished, and
the nineteen prisoners now confined in the
Lexington jail from Bourbon will be re-
turned to their own county next Monday,
The United States Grand Jury, in session
at Louisville, returned indictments against
the following persons, charged with coun-
terfeiting: Absalom Crabtree, Peter t.
Jones. Alex. G. Smith,. Walter G. Young
and Elias Lawson.
Yesterday afternoon a man presented
himself at the residence of Mrs. NJ. P. Ian
caster and introduced himself as a person
by the Government to examine
and supervise all charitable institutions in
the State, and asked her to sign paper he
had, addressed to Mrs, Rogers, Matron of
the Orphans Home Late in the afternoon
Confidence" called on Mrs. Rogers and
asked her to pay an order signed by Mrs
Lancaster, the President of the Home, di-
recting Mrs. Rogers to pay him S. 70. Mrs.
lloSclS promptly tolu MN Gnat Slle Hau no
funds and that orders were never drawn on
her for money. Confidence" then became
indignant and left. 1t is supposed this is
the same chap who forged Mrs. Shillitos
name in Cincinnati few days ago. The
police are after him.
SPRINGFIELD. O.
Emerson, one week from tonight.
J. P. Caldwell, of Green County, is visit
ing friends here.
Prof Churchill, the elocutionist, will be
here the oath and 25th.
Burns & Lafferty have sold their grocery,
on the corner oil Clifton street and Clifton
avenue, TO WV McCracken, from Bourne
vile.
The police, about 2p. m., arrested Tom
Carrigan, James Quill, Tom Coleman and
- Cavanaugh, for raising the riot last
night.
WEST CONVICTION. KA.
Regular Church services at Town Hall
Sunday evening at 1880 o'clock, conducted
by DIR. t. M. Wise, of Covington.
The lawn party will take place on the