The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-04

A. Salzman was appointed administrator of
the estate of John Rowland, deceased.
The nuptials Of Mr.. ]. II. Trainer and
Miss Mary Parker will be celebrated to-
morrow evening ats o'clock, at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES parents. on Columbia
street. Rev. r. Ennis will offlciate.
Another rush was made for the $40 bonds
this morning and the whole amount, $2O,-
600 worth, was disposed of before IL clock
The Newport people, although they made a
desperate effort, were badly left, the Gin
cinnati sharps coming out in the lead.
The little two-year.old child of Col w.
2. Merrill narrowly escaped choking to
death Yesterday by attempting to swallow
a ring Of coiled tin. DR.. Carr, of Cincin-
natl, was summoned In haste and dislodged
the ring in time to save the child's life
The old Bailey Barracks, on Taylor street,
an eye-sore and public nuisance for many
years past, Is about to be demolished and q
handsome structure to take its place. The
barracks is among the first dwellings built
in Newport, and If traced back has an inter
esting history.
Cry CoURT.-Ed. Burke, breach of the
peace $3 and costs; Charles Conklin, drunk
and disorderly, IS and costs; John Gala
CHER, q bird peddler, was fined 81 and
costs for being drunk and disorderly; John
| had his fine remitted however, on condi-
tion that he keep sober in the future.
| The required bond, 500, 900, of Treasurer
elect Louis Constans was accepted by Coun-
Gil last night with Thomas Gideon, Sam
uel Cummings and John Cline as sureties
Mr. George Fewlass, Waterworks Comnis-
sioner, also presented his bond, which was
a,cePteu' WIN W. T. uiier anu 1honas
MAHfsVlLLE, o.
The strawberrv festival, NJ tho Cono.e.
eational Church was a succ
Jbdga West of Re,leeo,ta;,a us, has.
Yesterday in defense of p, Ailyn,
4. f.,
liree i car ioaus ron mere started 10 Day
'on '"'' ino'''''is Oh 'iie eAoursioh'
o1lanod :, 'a' -. M hiIgn .e
sn''5 nIt5 .u' i a. ut iotN ,,;,. ,Vn scnooi
lumui ts g. "a tre atqSi',aL vi Cne ae-
'uSeu' 'ne ''a'e i''l'"s u i'ho hihl guilty.
HAMILTON.
Mr.. Geo. Black, with Sohn & Rentschler,
and Miss Annie Kiefer, OF Newport, KY,
will be married next Saturday.
Tba you,o Fo,l,s, soo;ai r1n;o, ;u ho,,
n,aos,rt ,l,ont;,,s .1',,,,..' o,'on VIII nolu
| tha raojI pf Mro I "A
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Mr.. >. Farber and katie Beirle, Mr.. Frank
faer ana Miss Iettlcr were united in mar
rage at st. stephens Church yesterday
morning.
Mr.. Edward Gwvnne natantaa of tho
Gwynnp rife and vol known in Han,ilt,n
died in Relyimm' Nav DIST whither he ; haS
gone in search If health '''''' ""0
c. uaa, ,...
no'nv w. 'as,ai ST. S'uie oeau,.lui feo oird
iio1'. i Mi' rien. nascn' "h hohday night
anu a.L IN" ~ M. n'Io.l wants mn, 10 De kihd
enous'' ~ ooiiie o'cN ana s'eal 'he cage.
Temple of Honor, No 4, gave their fifth
entertainment on the I'd inst. The princi-
pal feature Of the entertainment was an
J. Beauchamp.
Mr., PhiIjp Stepp. pronr;etor of the Re,,s-
vre Garden will snread ra,,5 fraa Ir,,ai,
Thursday evening June 3th Mr II na
Lucas Orchestra will entertain his natron.
with free music f''- o"'
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r, NJ NJ n re1, v. lnckaru' ,r' the TENOR OF the
o'lt i|''" Cieia irotpe' VINO ~ spending
PoIt'rh n, o, MS yacat'on WIN ms brother,
NJ W.. in",'utus tacNaru' oi ez baymiiier
s.iTe', ,li' CinUlli''aIi was Cle guest OF Miss
Juiia u"a ioi" VI anu iiotner' On sunday last,
ieI"r,,ls 20 G.iS'fnaIi NJ ti on MONDAY MORN
III ra.,i;m,, tT 'ee'a very hiach hlortf
,ioor,j t., tha C;noi',a,; s'snh sh"' nave APP
forr;na tn Lie iat, m,'ror.'t "t PaPe's re-
na4 W ms a f"at '. VI illness at
affair were misstatements of highly over
drawn ana sensational character only cal
cuiateo 10 misieao tife pubic as to the
cnrrectons % made in tho ~" afor.se;d e So,cal.eu l
we're al nm ineynlicable and ,,nsa+iIra t",.''
nature evbihiIin,, o,, ,r,riiI;ni.,'S. ~, '1 ~
face of facts) to do an elegant and refined
gentleman justice, Mr.. Packard did not las
stately roam around stark mad for
week, but arrived in Dayton one train be.
nina tlme' caused 6y stopping over
phe traih Ill oieVeiahd' where
ne PfocureG from physician
severa, powerful harc".lo powders which
causea the queer acslnns noticed by the
noIico ao soon aa Lo rr;rd avn ID o,,"ise oi the
denot Had the conductor bror,Lt NJ Ph;.,
(as his ticket demandedl to the r., NJ N
pot, he (PackardD would have met friends
who would have brought him through to
MS uestlha'loii, mus oeprlVing the papers
oi al Untrue tnough highiy sensational
saa.eieni ,,a.e , mon'hS anu exemplary gentie-
Western visit an untold amonnt of mnrt;y
fcation and the humiliation of HAVING oc.
cupied a DAYTON police station to ssy noth-
inc of tbe hnmiiiation and anS;at,, ns ~ totH ~
friends.
DEJ,AwARr
r,o e,-. =. 49,. ~
,.i, ine lalliieis III 'ni' couhey are no longer
anoat -.
ro1nSsSs SSS"V many DS'nToIaGs. T ~ nave gone 10
Gonuontion Uio - 70 "v.enu ."e Deihocra'ic otate
oohNchtloH Io-horFow.