The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-13


Mr. Tom Brady has been blessed with a
bouncing girl baby.
st. Patriei's Church Debt Society filed
articles of incorporation this morning.
There was a mum social and oyster sup
per at Main-street NJ. L. Church last night
A special term of the Chancery Court
will convene the second Monday in De-
cember.
Camelback Murphy was fined 81 and costs
In the Police Court this morning. He is
getting TO be chronic nuisance.
John Arpp, broom manufacturer on Sew
enth street, has two little brooms in the
family since yesterday. Weight sixteen
pounds.
A society, somewhat after the manner of
the Knights of Honor, is in process of or
ganizaion by some of our prominent Cath
oliC CiliZ4nS
Executions were issued this morning
against the G. l.. G.'s, against whom judg-
ments were rendered some time ago for
non-payment of dues
The entertainment given by the congre-
CATION of the First Presbyterian Church as
welcome to their new pastor, Rev. Frank
D. Moore, was a successful and enjoyable
affair.
Mrs. L. B. Reakirt the owner of the
block of buildings on the southwest corner
of Madison and Fifth streets, has kindly
consented to give the use of one of the
large rooms in the building as hall for the
Eewsboys' Union, under the charge of Mrs.
General David.
NEWPORT.
George Suglen, Esq, will shortly leave for
the Indian Territory, to remain several
months.
Father McMannan, the new pastor OF the
Church of the Immaculate Conception, has
entered upon his new field of labor.
A masquerade ball will be given at Red
Mems Hall on the evening of the goth inst
The proceeds to be devoted to charitable
purpose.
VIM Sherer, who was arrested yesterday
morning on suspicion of having stolen the
money box from the ferryboat Favorite
was honorably dismissed in the Mayors
Court this morning.
VIM. Peters who was arrested in Dayton
several days ago on a charge of robbing
SuSan's grocery, was brought to the New
port Jail in default of $500 to await the ac-
tion of the Grand Jury.
Suit was yesterday instituted in the
Chancery Court by the shareholders of the
Dayton Building Association, No. 3, for the
settlement of the affairs of said Associa-
Hon.
James Morrison and Joseph Alham were
arrested on suspicion, in Dayton, this morn
ing by Marshal Stamper The men were
strangers to the town, and had a horse in
their possession, of which they were unable
to give straight account.
EMr. P. L. London and lady, after an ex-
tensive tour through the principal Euro
pean cities, have returned, and after spend
several days as the guests of Mr.. John
Gregson and lady, of this city, left for their
home al Lexington.
A large number of the prominent ply
Bicians of the three cities were present last
evening at the meeting and supper given
by the Medical Association of Covington
and Newport at Bertsch's parlors. After |
all informal discussion and the reading of |
come interesting papers, the elegant ban
quet was served.
DA1TON. Ky.
Mr. Chas. l.. Rorer has gone South for
the winter
Friend Wells, who scalded his foot with |
boiling coffee, is able to be about again.
The boys made praiseworthy effort this |
morning to run their dummies on time.
Keep it up.
The epidemic still RACES Citizens VIM.
Linville and JAS M. Harris are the latest
happy fathers.
Our English-speaking Catholic citizens
should arouse from their lethargy and
hasten the building of their church.
The meeting Of Anchor Lodge, No. IS, A.
o. U. w., tomorrow night, should be at
tended by every member. Business of i'm
portance.
Suit was yesterday instituted in the
Chancery Court, by the shareholders of the
Dayton Building Association, No. 8, for
the settlement Of the affairs of said Asso-
ciation.
Announcement is made of the approach
ing marriage December Goth, of Mr.. joseph
Maiers, Newport representative of the Gin
cinnati Abend Post, and Miss Anna Sabot-
ka, of Dayton.
Will. Peters, arrested for burglarizing the
residence of Mr.. Susan, in Lower Dayton,
was tried before 'Squires Foudray and Clark
yesterday. He was ably defended by Judge
Skilbeck, and held over in the sum of $500,
in default Of which he went to jail
LEXINGTON. Ky. |
This is bad weather for frogs Il
No clue to the ferryboat robbery
Have you paid your capitation tax?
Captain Jack, Jr., the little chief" is
convalescing.
Major Frank Sutton returned this morn
ing from Memphis
Miss Jennie Wilson of st. Louis is visit
ing friends here.
Candidates for the Twelve Apostleshps''
are becoming numerous. 1
The frogs" will elect all the city officers
In January. in their minds.
The A. O. H. will meet at their hall to-
might to transact important business.
Mr.. VIM. Tuttle, of Natchez, Miss, is
here on a visit to his old comrades.