The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-24
DR.. Mullenix preached an appropriate ser
mon on the occasion.

DR.. Mullenix preached an appropriate ser
mon on the occasion.
Mr.. Harry Southgate and Miss D. S. Car
rick, both of the Highlands. will be mar
Tried "Wednesday, June 4th. The wedding
will be held at the residence of the brides
parents, after which the reception will be
held.
The police are on the trail of nice
yeung man holding high position in Gin
cinnati, who was intrHsted with a large
sum of money yesterday to come to this
side to purchase bonds, but up to the pres
ent has failed to return.
"a Sun Shower in the Distance" is the
subject of a very pretty oil-painting now on
exhibition at Fechter's drug store, corner of
York and Bellevue streets. The painting,
which is entirely original is from the mas
ter hand of our young friend Chas. Bullet
CRIMINAL CoURT-The case of the Com
monwealth VS.. Mayor Harton and the New
port City Council for failing to build suit
able Court-house and Jail, the jury re-
turned a verdict of 81 and costs each. The
City Dads declare they will 60 to Jail before
they will pay the amount. Send them to
Jail, MIR. Sheriff.
The loss by the fire at 215 Saratoga street
yesterday will reach $400, which is covered
by $1,000 insurance in the Royal of Liver
pool. The building belongs to the heirs of
John L. Tlutter. During the fire Mrs.
Gray, who occupied ie second floor, mar
rowly escaped being burned to death by the
falling in of the roof and thus blockading
the doorways. Officer Connally, assisted
by several Others, succeeded in rescuing
her.
Yesterday afternoon the Postn,istress, Mrs.
I 10 ,ft . tl,as n
certificates the Government having sent
$50, 600 worth of the valuable paper to be
disposed of here. The crowd was so great
all morning that it was almost impossible
to near the Post-otfice. Several parties rep
resenting Cincinnati banks, with crowd
of youngsters, monopolized the space all
morning. Several fights occurred, and tEe
Postuistress WIS obliged to call on the po-
lice for help.
VIM. Soehngen, aged twenty, who resides
with his mother at 49S Race street, Cinein-
matt, was arrested last night at the instance
of Mr.. J. Z. Dueber, of the Dueber Watch
Case Mandatory, on very serious charge.
Soehngeh has been employed as watch case
maker at the above manufactory
over two years, and was
always considered as trustworthy until
yesterday afternoon. when he was detected
man on being arrested confessed all, and
stated that the stealing has been going on
for several months, and that during that
time nearly 81 900 in gold and silver has
been taken. He sold the precious metal
at various times TO a party in Cincinnati
for mere triHe. He was remanded for
hearing before the Grand Jury, bail being
refused.
BELLEVUE. Ky.
Mr. Young, of Fairfield avenue, has an
immense flower garden.
Mrs. Wilson will keep ice cream all the
time for your sisters, cousins and aunts.
Rev Mr., Sanders breaches at the usual
hour tomorrow morning in the M. L.
Church.
Chas Hanseman is renovating and paint
ing his barbor shop i'll stupendouS man
ner 60.
Mr. Gus Besch likes Louisville very
much, except the newspapers which he
says are not worth cents dozen.
A grand temperance meeting will he
held tomorrow afternoon at 81 O'clock.
Rev. Mr.. MnlIenix, of Grace Church, and
Rev. Mr.. Meisc. of Cincinnati, will lecture.
Mr.. Taylor Wells will also speak.
The Scholefeld ferryboats plying be-
tween tlle 1901 OF PARSONS street ana Belle
vue, KY, now run every few minutes dur
ing the day, at the usual summer arrange
ment The proprietor has also made sew
eraE Improvements and increased his facii-
ties for doing big seasons trade. Base
ballistS and others crossing the river will
find this the quickest and most pleasant
route.
DAYTON. IKE.
DIR. Skillman will hold Baptist services in
the lower school house Tomorrow,
Services at the NJ. e. Church tomorrow,
and sermons by Rev. Mr.. Saunders.
Dr. Goetze tore himself away from the
Louisville races and is among his patrons
once more.
A bass solo, words by Albert Hill and
music by Prof. Adams, will be presented to
the public in a few days
The strawberry festival given by the la
dies of the Presbyterian Church last night
was a well attended and most charming af-
fair
The Good Templars initiated some young
ladies last night, who have bravelv re-
solved never to chew gum or eat ice cream
any more.
The Board of Equalization is buckling
down to its labors, and notices to parties
whose assessments have been raised will be
served in a few days.