The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-07

Services as usual in all the churches to-
morrow.
NJ. E. Sunday-school excursion and pic
mic next Saturday.
fine bass SOLO, words by Mr.. Albert M.
Hill and music by Professor Adams IS
ready for publication.
Forty-nine fans agitated the air at the
Good Templar meeting last night Two
limitations and good attendance.
Mrs. George c. Weipler, who has been
absent some time on pleasant visit to Bal
tlmore, has returned to her home in
Dayton.
The funeral of Mrs. Magdalena Bonshoff,
who committed suicide by drowning i'll a
cistern, took place yesterday afternoon.
The bereaved husband and children have the
sincere sympathy OF all their neighbors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ritter, residing on Fairfield
avenue, near Walnut street, were treated to
a jovial surprise party Tuesday evening, on
the occasion of the celebration of their tin
wedding. band of young friends also
rendered them an excellent sercnade.
SIDNEY, o.
Burress preserves his dignifed saturn
unity.
Rain is superabundant here and for fifty
miles northward, for the last few weeks.
The spoke factory gives its employees
thirteen hours work every day and yet is
unable to fill its orders, principally With
Cincinnati manufacturers.
Sidney has gas, Fire Department, Water
works. and a dramatic company, which
latter rendered ireland in America" at
Monumental Hall last night
The Commissioners are going to build
new Courthouse one of these days. Pike
roads and the new Infrmary have con-
sumed the peoples taxes thus far for sew.
eral years.
The Sidney Agricultural Works have
just completed new foundry. The Works
are operating large force OF hands, and
next year expect to work up to the full
capacity Of their establishment,
The Carlisle Cornet Band, of New Car
lisle returned Friday morning from tour
nament at Muncie, Ind. They did not
bring the prize home, although they did a
good deal of blowing" in their efforts to
capture it As one of them remarked they
got left"
A brilliant wed 1ing took place last eve-
ming at Houston, twelve miles from here,
the high contracting parties being Nr.
Joseph Ryan and Miss Molie Flynn. The
new Unmarried pair start for Paris to-mor-
row, where legacy has been left 10 the
groom. who goes thither to secure it. Mr..
RYAN is young lawyer, who has just been
admitted to practice.
BELLEVUE. Ky.
George Lightfoot, the masher, has moved
to Dayton.
Mr. Samuel ]. Griffith has gone to Som
erset, Ind, on business.
Rev. Z. L. Sanders breaches in the NJ. e.
Church tomorrow morning at 8 a. m.
The Board of Equalization have reported
the assessment of the town at $434, 900.
When Mr.. Hobson, President of Council,
says no he means it in every sense of the
4 word.
Rev. Sylvester Weeks. pastor of Wesley
Chapel NJ. e. Church, Cincinnati, will ad-
dre.s the temperance meeting at 3l3 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs Hughes and daughter. well known
society people of Charlottesville, Ind, who
have been on a visit to Mrs. McGill, re-
turned home yesterday.
SPRINGFIELD. o.
Griffith Il Driscol furnish the scenic eff
fects for the South Charleston Town Hall.
Henry White has been granted divorce
from his wife, Mary White, on the grounds
=
The wife of James Allison was furnished
: with ''cut loose" on account of James
) loose habits in minging too freely with
others of her sex.
, Cora Reid, the reliable, was landed at
Spring street last night by Officer Norton.
, Cora was the last of the Moritz flock. Bail
t was furnished by one Of the Moritz effects
Mr.. Tip. Lindsay of railroad circles took
a squint at the Champion City ON Friday.
+ After seeing the hippopotamus he left on
, an afternoon train for his home at Cincinr
natl.
: The attractions offered at Monument
Square last night only succeeded well as a
=, snow for distance gaZers. Behind the CRATES
v it looked deserted. Wish you better sue
n cess tonight.
a The latest from off the handle is the ac-
Is ceptance OF John Roach's challenge by
Davis Hudson, of Yellow Springs, for q
T. walk to Day ton. And another dripping
q tells us that Harding and Smith, Of Lagoon
il da, are going to drag their hoofs over the
=. ground from that place to the c., s. q q
e Railroad crossing on Saturday night.
n The McCleaud and Cook bastardy case
n occupied the time of Squire Smith on Fri
y day. The particulars OF the case appeared
some weeks ago in this paper McCleIanc
offered $500 as a compromise. He says ht
is innocent Of the charge, but rather thar
face a law suit he is willing to do handsome
IS ly by the girl.
:, Patrick Sullivan and Charles Pritchart
III were arrested on Friday as accomplices h
e. Monkey" Sykes in the robbery OF Pierce's
Champanes and Wylies stores. Syke
n, confessed to Chief Of Police Schuchman 0,
e. Thursday night to having entered thes
,s- places and taking the goods charged, an
at also SAYS that Pritchard and Sullivan az
companied him.
V. MAYOR WALLAcE's CoURT-His Homo
ii, slashed away on Friday in this approve
is fashion: Mary A. Moritz, keeping hous
"a, of ill-fame, $5 and costs; Hatte Stoner an
Leaf Steiner, common prostitutes, " an
COSTS the Champion City eye-sore Leaf
nd was told that her fine would be remitte
-" If she would return to her home and shak
her associates. The sweet singer OF Gil
'es cinnati, Kittie Coleman, was given thirt
TX minutes to leave the city, and she starte
Immediately upon spurt, and the admi
is ing crowds upon the sidewalk straine
1g, their eyes, and exclaimed aloud What
it? it can't possibly be alive.
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