The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-06

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the concert will 90 for the benefit Of s.
J"eeph's Hospital
Capt. Will. z. Spencer, recently so Sc
yersy injured by being thrown from q
buggy, Is much improved, and will shortly
resume his business duties The extent of
damage to the sight Of the left eye is not
yet known, it not being sufficiently strong
yet to bear the light
Mr.. Lewis Phillibs, who fell from the
| third story Of the PhGnix on THURSDAY, a
height of forty feet. is in q very critical con-
dition, one arm and one leg being broken;
| also his left thigh badly crushed. His flesh
bruises and cuts are very numerous. A
severe eat On the left side of the neck and
another on the left leg are deep and pain
ful. The attending physicians think his
internal injuries not necessarily fatal,
while his condition otherwise is very
\ serious.
Quite a scene occurred Thursday even
ing on the Versailles Pike, near the Siuth-
ern Railroad crossing. Man No. for we
learned no naines-was driving herd OF
cattle. aud when at the designated point
| met nen Nos and 3 in a buggy. No. 2
was little drunk. No. 1, or the cattle
| man. wanted the buggy party to give the
road by driving entirely to one side OF the
Pike, to which No. 2 objected. Hot words
followed, when No, 2 jumped from the
| buggy, shed his at and coat. and sw ore he
| could whip No. 1. 81 they knocked and
| clnched and fell after the good Id fashion
of settling difficulties, when 10! and be-
4 hold! the cattle man was seeH Oh top.
pounding his friend Justify. At this junct-
ure man No. 3 interfered. jerked 'e cattle
man to the ground and pounded him with
rock over the head aud back, making the
bloh fly, until our mor cattle friend had
TO sqneal enough. No arrests, and but few
witnesses could be found.
LAWNENGRss0RG. ND.
John McKines children, of Lawrence
burg Junction, are down with scarlet
| fever.
A horse attached to Jerden Ransen,'s q
draw dropped dead YESTERDAY morning ut 8
O'Clock. on East Center street.
The bon-ton young ladies and gents Of
! this city enjoyed themselves socially at
Fahlbushe's Hall Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Live. who were
married Wednesday evening. left for their
future home in Bro ukyiile. Kansas, yester-
day morning.
EATON. q.
Geo. Woerner of Cincinnati, Is at home
laid up with rheunatics.
Miss Nettie White has returned from q
| pleasant visit at Peru, Ind.
William Shaw has returned from Colum-
hns, Ohio intending to make this his
future home.
| Common Pleas Court was In session here
during the past week, with Judge Gilmore
| in the chair. No cases Of special impor-
tance were heard, however.
McCords excursion to the Grant Recep-
! tion' at Cincinnati next Thursday, 11th
| inst, is the all absorbing topic of converse
tim nowadays. Tickets 81 50 for round
trip, good for two davs. going 1lth inst. and
| returning on any regular train 1lth or 18th
inst.
| MATRIMONIAL MUSINGS. - Mr.. Edward
coliet, OF Springfield. O.. formerly of this
| t,lace. was united IN the bonds of natrim0-
nv with Miss Thoodosia Lrn,necker at the
| residence of the bride last Tuesday. The
| ceremony was performed by Rev. J. Col
4 lett. fat er Of the groom.
AMusEmeNrs. s.-The ball giyea at the
Opera-hnnse last night b. the Eaton Cor.
net Band was grand success in every par
| ticulnr. The Opera Orchestra furnished
| excellent music. and tripping Of lhe light
fantastic vas indulged in until the wee
sma' hours The Sabhath-so. onl festival
held at TEMPLE Hall last nj 4ht was quite
largely attended. and grand success in
every respect.
DAYTON. Kr.
Communion services at the Presbyterian
Church Tomorrow.
Sacrament will be administered at the
| N. e. Church Tomorrow.
Doctor Stephens nnourns for lis pet
chicken. His wife made ,t-pie of it.
Rev. Father flildebrandt late Of DAYTON,
has been appointed to st. Joseph's Church,
Johns Hill.
Rev. Mr.. Saunders dalivarelpa a very elo-
quent address at the Good Templar meet
ing last night.
Rev. I. H. Donner will preach in Ger
man at the Baptist Church ON Sunday after.
noon ut 8 o'cl ok.
Rev. Mr.. Felix. of Augusta, will occupy
the Baptist pulpit Tomorrow. The congre-
gation is anxious to secure his permanent
services
Our citizens will regret to learn thatsMr.
| aud Mrs. George G. Weimer will next We'd
nesday remove to Findlay street, Cimcin-
natl They will probably return to their
! home here in the spri,g.
| REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Francis Gou-
| Won and wife. of Covington. to Maria
Todd. of DAYTON, Lot No. 4S in Curry's SUBJ
division. fronting 25 feet on south side of
| Adams street by lOc deep; 500.
Mrs. Lukens has sold one of her lots on
side-hill to Mr.. Bell, the medicine maa. :.
1 PIQUA,
Clark Reed hos to gone to Greenyille.
Remember the Shaughraun Troupe at