The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-24

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Mr.. Louis Powell, of Madison, Ind, is in
the city.
Rev. DR.. G. S. Savage left to-day for
Sweet Owen on visit.
Four per cent. bonds will be on sale at
the Post-of1ice next week.
Don't fail to attend the pleasure seekers
at Drexelius Hall tonight.
Johnny Weaver will dish ont big glasses
Of beer and turtle soup tomorrow.
Squire Duvenick. that good old soul,
was sworn into office this morning by
County Clerk Bristow.
Miss Anna Donahue lost a valuable neck
lace on Third street last night Blonde is
working up this case.
Thomas Reed qualified as administrator
Of the estate of DR.. J. F. Christian, in the
County Court this morning.
The pleasure of recording the marriage
of Miss Ella Pruett and Mr.. Geo. Dunn will
be afforded us in few days.
The GlideS Picnic at:the Highland House
next Tuesday promises to carry off the cake.
Everyoody's girl will be there.
Mr.. JOIN Conyers, OF Grant County. aged
ninety-fve, was in the city to-day and says
he will Join the Cincinnati Baseball Muf-
fers.
Deering camp meeting takes place on the
6th of August and the kavanaugh camp
meeting at Boards Station meets on the
18th of July.
]. D. ellis has declined TO run for Coun-
I'll in the Third Ward, and Finnell D. Ma
lleria don't want to go to the Legislature
from the First District.
a1otl s,,ll, I'D j..
The management of Professor and Madame
Wiethoff last night at Odd-fellows' Hall. So
we're the other dances.
The picnic of Rev. Father Smith takes
place next Thursday at Parlor Grove.
Every available arrangement has been
made to make it a success.
Rev. Father Tappert will celebrate his
first mass at ST. Johns Church, in Lewis
burg tomorrow morning. The choir will
be assisted by the German Military band
The body of Jack Crow, the boy drowned
with Ben. Krimplemann last January, was
recovered yesterday, identified and deiv-
cred over for burial. He lived on Western
Row, if we remember correctly
The first anniversary of the Model Cook
ing Club was celebrated at Mr.. John T. Sui
liyans residence last night The Society
anu ItS lTltItiS were present III large NUM-
oers and enjoyed themselves immensely.
G. w. LAFAYETTE was before Squire Nc
Laughlin last night on the charge of ped
ding brooms without license. His case
was taken under advisemeut but it should
nave been dismissed, as he is an honest boy
trying to make an honest living.
The jury in the case of Mary Goetz VS..
Louisville Short-ine Railroad disagreed
u. l.
The death of her husband, killed by train
IN the road The jury stood II to for the
plaintiff, the one being N. NJ, NJ. Lee.
Rev. George +. Flowers, pastor of the
Central Christian Church of Cincinnati
will occupy the pulpit at the Fifth-street
Christian Church tomorrow evening The
pastor, o. A. Bartholomew, will preach at
II Il M, and will conduct the services in
Ludlow al p. M.
Herman II. Schnitz, q German tailor, re-
siding on Pike street, between Riddle and
Kip, died very suddenly a. his home yester-
day evening. Coroner De Gruyter was sum
moned and held an inquest the result Of
which was verdict of death from rup ture
Of one Of the lungs.
John Miller was arrested by Officers
OHaro and Bolan this morning on the
charge of exposing his person and fined $50
and costs by Mayor Athey. He attempted
to violate the person OF little girl of Mr..
William Marshall near the Star Base ball
Grounds, last night. This is his second
OtlenSe.
George Happerton and George Beasley,
the two Young men who recovered the body
of the late Fred. NJ. Price, the unfortunate
Young man who committed suicide bv
jumping into the Ohio River few days ago
from the Newport Railroad Bridge, were
yesterday paid the $50 reward by Mr.. Burk-
hardt, of Cincinnati.
The funeral of Mrs. Caleb Matlick took
place this afternoon from the Ffth-street
Christian Church, and was the largest at
tended funeral that ever left that church
Rev, o. A. Bartholomew preached soul
stirring sermon, and referred during his re-
marks to the Christian life which the de-
ceased led and to her many generous and
noble traits of character,
Mrs. Lawrence, who resides on Holman
street, had an ovarian tumor removed last
Tuesday by DR.. Charles kearns of this city
She died Wednesday morning. and was
buried yesterday. The tumor weighed
twenty-five pounds, and the operation was
witnessed by twenty eight doctors, nclud-
ing all Of the principal physicians of Gin
cinnati, Coyngton and Newport.
NEwPORT.
The Police were paid two months salary
today.
A gang OF men commenced digging for
the foundation of the new Short Line De-
pot yesterday.
Preaching and Preachers will be the
subject Of Rev. DR.. Muse at the Columbia
street Presby terian Church.
The Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Asso-
citation of Newport will visit their comrades
in COyington Monday evening
Mr.. Frank Dittoe, brother of Mr.. George
NJ. Dittoe, editor of the Newport Local, died
Wednesday at his home, in Davenport,
Iowa.
Workingmen were busilv engaged all
morning in clearing away the debris pre-
paratory to rebuilding the Livezey saw
mill.
Mr. Thomas Dixon, the house and sign
painter is suffering from severe injuries
about the face and head, caused by the ex-
plosion OF keg OF lime.
The alarm from Box Is yesterday after