The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-21

Mr.. j. $. Steveson has withdrawn fron
the race for Legislature. -.l.
A little son of Mr.. VIM. Blick was bitter
by savage dog yesterday.
/ The St Georges Society will give a pic
me at Rudde's Garden on the 20th of May
The beautiful little garden of Conrad u
Eisler was opened TO the public yesterday
In the case Of Terrell VS.. Vastine for falls,
swearing. Nastine was honorably acquitted
on Saturday.
The promenade concert OF the IIibernian
at Odd-feIlows' Hall was success, botl
financially and socially.
In the County Court this morning II. S
| Worthington qualified as Administrator o
the estate of II. G. Black.
The Mutual Building Il Loan Association
will sell money at their hall, No. 81 Las
flith street, Tomorrow evening.
| The Elites" 4 newly organized dancin.
circle announce grand picnic al BUDDY.
Garden on Tuesday, May 2Olh, at D. m.
Mrs. II. Goldsmith, whose husband ,led
IN New Orleans last fall with the yellow
fever, is in the city, en- route to Europe.
! The members OF the choir Of the German
reformed Church have written card IN
which they deny that Prof Steinert wa,
ever dismissed from their services for any
| scandalOus conduct.
The Starlights, new dancing club, will
hold their first reception tonight at Drexe
nus Hall. The club is composed Of mum
bcr of elegant gentlemen, who propose to
make the affair success.
The Running Glides have issued neatly,
printed invitations for their reCeption AT
Odd-fellows' Hall Wednesday evening. This
Club is noted for their gentlemanly con.
duct, and all those who attend may expect
a good time.
Johnny Kuhlman, a boy about eight
wears OF age, residing at No. 22S West Thir-
teenth street, accidentally fell from shed
in the rear OF the yard yesterday onto lad
der and broke his leg. Dr. Bean attended
to the injured limb.
First communion and confirmation cere.
monies were held at the following churches
yesterday:St. Mary's Cathedral, ST. Joseph S
Church, ST. Aloysius Church, Mother of
God Church, ST. Augustine Church. At
~. Patiicks Church and at st. Johns
Church the communion and confirmation
was postponed.
Sl3 Tor war OF words with her old friend.
Kate sherman. Charley Able, the little
fellow who struck Jacob Liebfried's child
with Il rock and badly damaged its face,
was fined s5S. Philip Magruder and II.
Smith, drunk, 81 each; Frank Huffman,
preach of the peace, $5S; $. B. Dorsey,
drunk, 81.
A grand birthday entertainment took
nIlpa Jpylt ut he. 4
Henry Benzinger, on Burnet street, in
honor Of his twenty-first birthday. The
following were the pieces played: "The
Green.ered Monster" stage Struck, "
Dolly Warden" "Out in the Snow" and a
charade. Among the young ladies taking
characters in the plays were Lena Ben
ginger, Katie Supple, Lizzie Benznger
Katie Touchtmann, Mollic Ben1inger, Lou
lsa Bogenschutz, Carrie Benzinger and
Mary Seckert.
VIM. Smith was fined $40 and costs this
morning for big drunk.
Mr.. Barry Taylor leaves to-day for trip
to the Blue Lick Springs
A letter from Mrs. A. NJ. Speckman an
nounces her sale arrival at Denver
The youngest daughter of Sheriff White,
OF Alexandria, is very i'll with inhamma-
tory rheumatism.
The Hastlng Committee of the City Coun-
Gil meet tomorrow night for the purpose
OF examining witnesses.
monster flagstaff has been erected at
the Barracks to take the place of the old
rickety one that has done service for MANY
years.
Pat. Demane, of Sandy Lane, recovered
his pocket-book containing 5000 Yesterday.
Ed. Mariana, who found il, restored the
purse to the owner.
The Coyngton and Newport Bridge do
not sell coupon tickets at night. So, il YOU
don want to pay full fare, get your tickets
during the day time.
The handsome form of Abel Davis may
once more be seen on our streets. Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis will shortly take up their resi-
dence on Elm street.
Seventeen of the blast furnaces at Syift's
were put in operation this morning, II is
that old Mr. Swift will shortly
take charge OF the concern.
Jack Howe, foreman at Swift's rolling
mill, received the startling news Yesterday
that lie had fallen heir to an immense for.
tune by the death of rich relative in
England.
The Lattes-Bottom bastardy case was
called in the County Court this morning
His Honor Judge MNkibben presiding. Up
70 II O'Clock jury satisfactory to both
sides could not be obtained.
MAYORS CouRT.-Wm. Cassidy and Jobr
<aler, disorderly conduct, 81 and costs
VIM. Sezeickbruner, disorderly conduct, 81
md COSTS Peter Connolly and Joe Fuse
trunk and disorderly, 81 and costs.
During the exercises at ST. Stephens
,hurch yesterday little girl named Annie
ager narrowly escaped severe injuries by |
ler vail catching fire from a lighted taper
which she held in her hand Mr.. Charles |
}ogge who was close by, extinguishcd the
lanes in time to save the child.
Messrs. T. Buckley and John Hagpartv
Ielegates from the Ancient Order of Iiiber.
lians of Cincinnati, extended an invitation
o the Order in this city, yesterday, to par
icipate in the parade on May 18TH, the
ate fixed for holding the National Conyen-
ion in that city. The invitation was ac-
epted.
The rite of confirmation was Yesterday
dminis cred at Corpus Christi Church, by
'islop Ioebbe. Pontillcal high mass was
Celebrated with the Bishop as celebrant,
'ather Augustine, of ST. Josephs, Coying-
on, assistant; Deacon, Father Beda, O, &,
J.. Sub Deacon, Father Tulle; and Master
f Ceremonies, Father THEM. Twenty-Five
oys and twenty-six girls were confirmed.
nd fifty children received their first com
At St. Stephens Church sixty
hree children became communicates.
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LEXINGTON. KY.
'The first meeting for religious worship on
nc High Bridge Camp Ground will be held
II Wednesday, The 2lst OF May. 181a