The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-12
peace, Perry in the sum of 81 900, and Veal

We understand that on next Thursday,
March 13th at II o'clock a. M, Gen. ii. L,
Ransom, ticket agent of the X. c. X K, and
Mrs. Marie L. Goodloe, of this city, will be
married The wedding is to take place at
the residence of Mrs. Goodloe. No cards.
EATON. o.
"Scnd us Pin-a-4.''
Mr.. John L. Murphy led to the altar on
Tuesday evening last Miss Isadora Pain.
daughter of the late Hon. Dan. Pain, of
Camden, the twain being made one by the
Rev. Mr.. Sentmen.
The little daughter of Mr.. Geo. Straw,
living on North Brown street met with q
painful accident Friday last While run
ming into the house she stubbed her toe on
the doorstep, fell and in the fall broke the
bridge Of her nose.
Fully two thousand people gathered on
the banks Of Seven-mile to witness Elder
]. D. Garvens, of the Disciples Church, i'm
mcrse Robt. Quinn, Esq. attorney at law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Dunlap, Mrs. DIR.
Scott and Mrs. John Monfort
Three hundred and fifty cards are out for
the wedding of Miss Emma. the accom-
plished daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Reichael of this city, to Mr. Fred. Bosch,
J T.,
place this "Wednesday evening at p. III.
in the latter city.
1t is the Disciples who are casting about
with view of purchasing q suitable lot
upon which to build q church, and not the
Universaists (as the types made us say in
Saturday s issue of the STAR) that congrega-
tion having neat little edifce of their
own just around the corner Of Cherry and
Sumers streets.
LUDLOW. KY.
Dwight Benton, the artist, now pursuing
his studies in Rome, has written to Col. X.
V. Goodloc, OF this city,a most encouraging
account of his success. This entire COM
munity wish Mr.. h. brilliant future.
The Davenports, of Cincinnati, will ap-
pear here on the 18th prox., the guests of
our Dramatic Club, when the famous
amateur club will play the beautiful drama
entitled The Chimney Corner" for the
benefit of the Galaxy Club.
JAS Nixon offered to pay his share of the
last $12 grab, but the rest of the bully
BOYS could not see it in that light, it feels
o good, you know, to have Il back ride at
the tax. payers expense. If the watch
dog" of the treasury was on hand he would
die before he would allow the funds Of the
city to be SQnanuereu.
Wesley NJ. Z. Church was filed to its ut
most seating capacity Sunday night by its
members and large concourse of the other
denominations Of this city, to hear the
| farewell discourse OF their beloved pastor
and kind friend who is about to take his
departure from here after residence Of
| three years as pastor of the above flourish
| ing congregation. The above extended pas.
| t.,
| for his popularity as an eloquent preacher
of the Gospel and true expounder OF
Christianity, and one of the most liberal in
| his religious views of other denominations.
| The farewell words Of parting were uttered
| by the eloquent young minister in man
ncr that brought tears Of regret to the eyes
Of his faithful flock and ardent friends
present.
DAYTON, o.
John Dow and William Prince, of Afri.
can decscnt, were transferred from the
depot, last evening, rs suspicious charac'
ters.
David Lehman for disturbing the peace
and attempting to brake up house coping
| was placed in durance vile last night Tues
| day. to cool off.
Simon Miller and Cornelius Donovan
| tempting to carry away a small distillerN
under their jackets. Later in the day
Murty Hoben was locked up for the SAINT
| otlense.
AT Music Hall las1 night, Charlotte
| Thompson, in her personation Of Mis-
| Muton' wss not greeted by as large al
audience as her unequaIed effort deserved
| but in spite of the slim attendance, per,
formed the character TO the life, giving en-
tire satisfaction to all.
sPRINGFIE1D. o.
Scott McCloud, an inhaler of what Muir
ply men call "all evil, will wabble up tC
the cry of 81 80 for his Indulgence.
The Democratic voters of the First Ward
are requested to attend meeting Oh Thurs
day evening at 7;30 sharp, at Wr. Burns
hall
Tuesday big day at Westminster Kin
cores headquarters. Kept is q responsible,
man; Henry on the jump. Billy enter
| tanned the visitors.
| DR. Russell assisted on Monday in remov
ing "a piece of the right jaw of Mrs. DAME
| Brant, who resides a few miles east of the
city. The lady is reported as doing well
| from last accounts
Charles Aldrich and Thomas Carrigal
| tioated out of the Station-house unbeknowI
to Keeper Lccch. Might as well staid in
Police just know where 10 look for such
Chaps. Bar the door.
The barn of John Howell, on Fairfie d
Pike, five miles southwest of the city, was
struck'by lightning about half-past four OF
Monday afternoon and entirely destroyed
The loss is about 81, 500, with no insurance
1..l IL, - 4
street, was seized with hemorrhage of the
lungs on Sunday, which nearly caused hi.
death. DIR. Russell, the attending phSsi
clan, says he is now in fair way to re-
cover.
Henry Harper was brought in on Mon
day evening by Officer Norton for the steal.
| ing of So and pair Of boots from one OF
his kin. Harper is the man who particl
pated in the race with Officer Boggs and
Marshal Mast.
Don't sing "Tommy Make Room fol
Your Uncle to Mr.. Thomas Hennesey, ol
Factory for he is now busy in making
room for a little lady of ten pounds weight
who. arrived on Monday morning. II
would be screamingly funny if they should
call it Emma.
At the adjournment of the meeting OF
| the soldiers and sailors at City Hall on
Monday night, Committee on Arrange.
ments of ten, and one of five as Finance,
were appointed to assist in their great work
and report at the next meeting, Thursday
evening, March 18th, at 7;30.
CRUMBS OF COMFORT.
A Few Matters Disposed of by Judge Viii.
son.