The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-17

shown in connection with a musical entertain !
ment and lecture to be given at the North-street
A. M. L. Church on Thursday evening, FEBRUARY |
Hamilton Smith, editor of the Clark County
Republican. dropped into the Chahpion. City on
Saturday morning. .tfs
Unelesammy Leffel. every rsbody'schoice. Other
candidates aspiring for the Office of Street Com
missioner go on de left hand side init de
goats"
The Social Mechanics Dancfng Grub announce
. bal masque for Thursday evening, February
10Th. II you want to spend an enjoyable evening.
take this in. sa
pying cell with him in the Station-house, was In
the Mayors Court OH Saturday given sentences OF
thirty days in the County Jail.
The engine and firemen Of the Central House
were taken to the Xeula fire Sunday, on special
car provided by the Little Miami Road They
left our city about 10 O'Clock in the morning.
Jake Grant, butcher, was tried before Squire
Smith. on Saturday, on the charge of grand lar
ceny, and bound over in the sum of $500. The ar
rest was made on the instigation of q man named
trial Holloway will find it o ''meaty" conglom-
Grafton.
.. DELHI.
The aged mother OF Mr.. Foley, of Home City, is
rapidly recovering from the effects OF severe ac-
cident -...
Mr.. Al. Morrow has resumed the conductorship
OF the Sunday Accommodation and was greeted
aong the road with "HaIoo are you lost?
We are sorry for Fern Bank. The acquisition of
the famous organist, Mr. George Whiting as q
resident, will have to be delayed until he replaces
his furniture destroyed by the fire ON the l., c. &
l.. Railroad yesterday
1t was rather unkind of the correspondent in
yesterdays Enquirer 70 single ont Thursday nights
performance of the Literary Society. If he would
be SO gracious to write up the creditable enter
tainments of the Club with the vim that he dis
plays in disparaging one nights performance it
every week, or let the whole subject out to one
who can do 1t justice.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Miss Owens, Of Louisville. is visiting friends
here.
The Grand Jury are in search of retail liquor
dealers.
Barnes, the Evangelist, drew large crowds at the
Constitution n-street Church the past week.
The February term OF the Circuit Court con-
vened this morning, Judge Hunt presiding.
The congregation of the First Baptist Church
have paid all their Church debts and are now a
free and happy people.
Conside rabe trouble was manifested in procur-
ing a jury to try Bush. the negro who shot and
killed Miss Van Meter, the particulars OF which
were given in the STAR at the time.
Quite an interesting discussion on religion took
pldCe Tludy tfcHlllR AT Tie Once De-
tween three eolored preachers. AT times all three
spoke at once. They made things lively for a
while.
Important names registered ct the Ashland Ho-
tel Yesterday: VIM. Rudmann, Germany: H. B.
Gr1yhe sPFinged NJ Adair Paris KY
and j. Moore, St. Louis, Mo.
BELLEVUE. NV.
| The revival meetings of the NJ. f. Church COM
| menced last night in the Council Cbamb r, every
seat being full. Rev. Mr.. Sanders conducted the
| night this week except Wednesday and Thursday.
| The temperance enter ainment and reception at
| Odd fellows Hail. Newport, on the 2Sth will be a
success If pre- ent indications are true. The en-,
tertainment will consist of musical selections oi
| readings and Rotations ETC., by Colonel A. g.
| Berry, Judge McKibben. Judge Hallam, Oliver
| Root ESQ. and +. b. Wentworth, Esq. 1t il
| thought that Miss Sallie Edwards, Bellevues ia.
vorite singer will also take part The entertain
ment will close with laughable farce by the Ben
Jonson Club, of Newport, who have kindly volun.
teered their services. Admission to entertainment
| 80 cents, reception 10 cents extra.
DAYTON. KY.
Miss Jennie Hasson is quite i'll.
are dry"
Dayton.
Judge Gunnison left on business trip for Nil
waukee last night.
1t is currently rumored that Captain Williamson
will purchase the dummy line.
NJ. E. Aid Society at the residence OF Mrs. Fl. st
John, Madison street, tonight.
The house of Mr.. Sabotka was crowded las
night by a number of guests to witness the mar
rage of his daughter, Miss Ida Hu ia Sabotka, t
Mr Joseph Maier. CT the Cincinnati Abend Post
The bride WAS attired In plum colored silk, Gu
entrain and looped mp with natural flowers, ant
the groom was attired in usual conventional cloth
Mr. John Weaver and M Miss Frances kaiber ant
Lewis Kaiber and Miss Mary Walter were the at
tendants. The ceremony was performed in az
impressive manner by the Rev. Mr. Koestlen, pas
tor of st. Johns Protestant Church.
HAMILTON.
Mrs. Regan. wife of Thomas Regan, died satur
day night at O'Clock. She leaves an infant les
than one week old.
The funeral of Addie, youngest daughter O
John w. Sohn, will take place tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock from her fathers residence, cor
ner High and Water streets.
An indignation meeting is talked of by the citi
gems to protest against the passage of the DILL
before the sena e, providing for water supply fo
fire and other purposes for cities of the secont
class.
The funeral of Mrs Brtton, the esteemed
mother of Mrs. Judge Kinder, took place Satur
day morning at IL O'clock fr m her late residenc
on Dayton street Her remains were inferred il
Spring Grove Cemetery.