The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-31
THE DAILY STAR


the A. o. Ii. tomorrow at their meeting
The Covington Light Guards were treated
to a supper last night by Col. I. B. hunt
Of Cincinnati.
Friendship and Myrtle Lodges, K. OF T.,
will give grand picnic at Parker S 1ro'e
on June 9th.
The Mutual Building and Saving Assoeia-
ton will elect officers next Tuesday night.
they will also sell money.
y. A. Glenn has been declared the nomi |
nee of the Democratic party Tor LeSlsia-
ture in the First District.
The Orphan House picnic takes place
Monday. Let everybody attend and donate
something to the little sufferers.
Mr., John Cook has lost his three little
children hv scarlet fever within the past
,hree weeks. The last died day before yes
Lerday.
Young LAFAYETTE who was arrested few
lavs ago for selling brooms without license,
nas been honorably acquitted, as he should
have been.
Scott.street Methodist Church tomorrow:
Robbery in the morning and "HelI IN
he evening. DR.. ChaS. Taylor, pastor, IS
he preacher.
The County Democratic Executive Com
mittee met this morning and elected
harles Wallace, Chairman, and Dr. J. A.
Averdick, Secretary.
PoLIsE CouRT.-Jake Sponsor, breach OF
he peace continued; Jerry johnson, same,
lisnissed Peter Fry, same, dismissed; ;
Joseph Holtkamp, drunk, 81.
Rev. w. w. Ramsay, of the Union NJ. T..
'hurch, VIII exchange pulpits tomorrow
with Rev. J. l.. SOoy, of Lexington, who
Will conduct the morning and evening
services.
There will be vocal and instrumental
noncert given by the Fourth-street NJ. h.
sabbath school at Odd-felow Hall. Thurs
,iay evening, June 5th, under the manage
ment of Il. Williams and Chas. NJ. Points.
Admission 25 cents.
A game of baseball will be played this
afternoon on Walace's Commons between
the Stove Mounters and Stove MolderS OF
Bogenschutz's Foundry. The latter were
defeated bv the former on Thursday last
by score of 20 to 81.
Those good-hearted ladies of the Fifth
street Christian Church nave secured thc
steamer Golden Rule for u grand and en-
ioyabc moonlight excursion, on the 9th of
JGnc. The boat will leave the foot OF
jrcenup street at O'Clock, p m. The
ticket to the excursion entities the holder
to lunch.
Right Rev Bishop Toebbe will return to-
lay from Mason County. He will admin
ster the rite OF continuation to-morr4W IN
the afternoon at 2:3) O'Clock at st. Boni-
Jacius Church, Ludlow; at O'Clock az
st. AIMS church, west I0NlnRtom, ana ana
ity.
NE"PO"F'
CAPTAIN Bill Air will make the race fol
Sheriff.
Can't. Waterbury's new company will ar
ri,eat the barracks to-day from the South
l,.,4,,,,,
~ w ,Gira uarr
this morninr for abusing his wife.
,,,.,.,,,,.I.,, Cr;,,,os,, will ho ,h, s,,hiac
nc" NV ~ AZ
u IVY. -! - =. r'',a NJ J., t,lturoh
'Ne'''''s az '''0e -i' '''
ne ministers VI ,,,e v1'i"nS r"ttst", IL
h"''n?S VIII l'egv'i 1u',ns ,5'Tr ,,,mI ~
,r' Su"Ie'' Vi " '1''''''S
Nh'o"
Andrew Maphet, aged twelve, son
Squire Maphet, left home rather myster
pusly Tuesday night, and has not bee
heard from since.
The following Jury Commissioners wer
appointed in the Criminal Court this morr
ing: Thomas Gideon, ?. II. Wilson and Jo
Wengartner
The Nnwuort Iirbt Guard will hold
s,,nria, wnatinv TUESDAY nirbt or ErIip
Hau All Who arc anxious 10 ioin tine ne
rnn,honv are rno,lrstad to ha nrnsent
Tho Trus+eas of the Iickipo Valley Ba
tist Chrrrb Lrouoht snit in tLo Circu
t5o,,r, rsst.rdav nT1inet Henry Settman f
s1oo y,,hscrirtinn 1,Iad,ed in tLn church
g., ~.
a spec Z! meeting VI E''e 'c"oo' Qua
VIII I've heiu lhiS evening 'oI 'ie 'ie purpose E
sircIhEa teachrr l3F tne coi9reu sci'"'
ne present teacher HIS Se''' III nei iea'si
tioh'
ne concert ana dramatic eh'Gflalnhmle ~, me
ENtn ny the 'e'l0't PUP'lS U. t"e u,! NlHl
%, Ihe ~, innI"A'uIa,c NIncePVon Ie't''1 !, u:
'll@. lheFe appears 10 ee general ueSI
70 nave 'he entertainments repea'eu'
The special meeting of the City Coun
held last evening for the purpose of elc
ing a City Treasurer resulted in the ChOi
Of Louis COnstaus, by vote of 7 to 5. n
George FewlaSs was elected to fill the