The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-07
THE DAILY STAR

Orphans picnic tomorrow.

Pleasure Seekers at Drexelius Hall to-
night.
Workingmen's picnic at Rudde's Garden
Monday night
Mrs. G. W. Morgan, of Austin street, is
lying seriously i'll.
Nothing of any special interest was
transacted iu the Circuit Court this morn
ing.
Mrs. Fitzpatrick mad a tumor weighing
ten pounds removed from her breast few
days since.
The Percival people are beginning to
wake up and will make things howl when
the time comes.
Kavauaugh camp-meeting begins at
Baird's Station, KY, on the Louisville
Short Line, July 17th and closes July 2Sth.
The Grand Jury who will indict the Cow
ington Il Lexington Turnpike Company IS
the kind OF a jury we want the next time.
Father Eneeaius, of St. Joseph's Church,
Chicago, and Father Swibert, of st. Joseph s
Church. Of this city, will exchange pulpits
tomorrow.
Miss Annie Marshall was rendered de-
lightful party last mig t at her home on
Bank Lick street, in honor of her nine
teenth birthday.
The vote in the Second Ward for Coun-
Gilman at twelve O'clock stood IIallam, SO;
Harrison, 4; Elliott, 10. Mr.. Hallam' s
election is conceded.
The jury in the case of Hermes VS.. Cow
ington & Lexington Pike yesterday dis
agreed, They stood ten for the plaintiff
and fixed damages at S., 900.
Rev. J. II. Hartley, of the First Uni
unrp ltEt
divine services at the Musical Fund Hall
tomorrow afternoon at O'clock.
Thursday night weasel visited the
chicken roost OF Mr.. VIM Hickman and
killed sixty-nine fine chickens. A weasel
also killed thirteen belonging to Mr.. w. II.
Turner.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gordon died Yesterday at
the residence of her son-in-law, Captain
J. d. Eaton. Her funeral takes place to-
morrow at > p. III. Mrs. Gordon was seventy
six years old.
Elder @. Ii. Cnrrington, of the Christian
Church (cooredl, will preach at the Star
of the Wes5 Hail. corner of Fourth and
Scott streets, tomorrow afternoon at three
O'Clock, and night at eight. Every body in
vited.
The Treasurer's report of the School Board
last night shows, in summary, the follow
iGg condition of affairs: Balance on hand
May lst, Sl0.O72 OS; receipts, 1913 II; dis
hursemerts. $13,0o5 So; balance on hand
June lst, $j64 "a.
The report of Mr. John Vastine, of the
second school census of the FimA Legislative
District was received by tie School Board
last night. 1t foots up $500, which is BAT
names more than was contained in the first
cPDSnS. MIR NlStlpu al lIwn6 SbH
Jane Jenkins was fined IS in the Police
Court this morning for diSor,ierly conduct,
and c. Irwin was fined "a for common
drunk. The Nesby rape case was continued
until Monday. 1t is rumored that Nesby
will compromise the matter by marrying
Miss Watts.
A grand moonlight excursion on the
steamer Golden Rule, under the auspices
If the ladies of the Fifth-strcet Christian
church, will he given on Monday evening, |
June 9Th. Great preparations are being
made for the occasion, and among o her
donations Messrs. M0srr & Williams have
kindly donated a bushel of fine straw
berries.
Mr.. Sennet, an old man living on Greenup
street, near the river. set off to drown him
self last evening. His wife encouraged him, |
and he went in twice, but he found the
water wet and backed ont both times. He |
sat on his barrel on the bank until the old |
lady led him home again and dried his |
clothes. He then said he was only fooling. |
The Feast of Corpus Christi begins in the !,
various Catholic Churches in this city next
Thursday. There will be forty hours devo- |.
tional services at st. Patrick's Church dur
ing the week. The ladies of the same
church are also making preparations for