The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-19


for few weeks.
Conrad B. Weis was serenaded last night
IN honor of his twentieth birthday.
The Apollo Band are making prepare
tons to celebrate the glorious Fourth.
Mrs. r. F. Whitehead, OF Princeton, Is
stopping with her daughter, Mrs. Taylor.
The Irving Literary Society will meet at
the Phillips House next Saturday evening.
Durbin Ward and Superintendent John
day.
The Hawthorne Club will give their an
nual picnic in Miller's Grove next Thurs
day, June 26th.
w. S. Walker, Superintendent of the
Centerville, Ind, schools will spend his va
cation in this city.
The ordinance relative to the hitching of
horses on our streets will be rigidly en-
forced after this date.
The police found coat and tin bucket
yesterday which the owner can have by
calling at the Station-house.
DR.. John R. Brown has received the an
pointment of District Deputy Grand Dicta-
tor of District No. 8 of the Knights of
Honor.
Crawford and Wilson, recently arrested
for having burglars tools in their posses
sion, were up before the Mayor and given
$50 each and thirty DAYS in Jail.
Geo. Stewart was before His Honor the
Mayor for housebreaking and stealing, and
bound over in the sum of $1,000 to await
the action of the Grand Jury.
Miss Lizzie Davis, of the Third Ward,
u't1l ti.n ,,,tkl
Fee, Of Felicity, and Mamie, her sister,
will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Davis, of Cleveland.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Only three lottery offices in Lexington
now.
The insurance-$1, ,2S5 9O-on the pest
house has been paid.
1t is said that the wheat in some locali-
ties has considerable smut.
On Tuesday last Mr.. Allie Harrison and
Miss Ida Witbers were married.
Yesterday colored boy by the name OF
Charles Baly was arrested on the charge of
passing counterfeit money. He was in
possession OF tifty-cent bogus coin.
Misunderstanding has at last been reached
between the railroad officers of the Big
Sandy and the Kentucky Board of Direc-
tors in regard to the completion of that
very important road.
John Bradley who was convicted recent
ly for horse stealing and sentenced for two
years in the State Penitentary, through
the efforts of his counsel, Messrs. Huston
x Gibbons, obtained, on yesterday, new
trial
Six more prisoners, convicted during the
! nj e tl,a
their sentence on yesterday. This makes
eighteen that will go from this term, and
ranging from two to fifteen years. Twenty
three convictions in all, but several have
succeeded in obtaining new trial
Peter Jackson, charged with the murder
of Joe Brown, in Warrentown, Sunday
night, had his examining trial yesterday
beetre Squires Royalty and Wasson. But
pne witness appeared against Jackson, and
he testified that no malice existed between
the slayer and the slain. He was held for
further trial, and his bail fixed at 500, for
want of which he was consigned to Jail.
EATON, o.
Morris Doty is visiting his many friends
here.
Net receipts of the Murphy festival were
$50 %.
John R. McCord lost ninety-one dollars
on his last excursion.
viii r. Hartpence editor of the Camden
Herald, was in town yesterday
There will be an entertainment at the
Universalst Church next Saturday night.
Cor. Reese, an officer at West Point, is
here on fly visit lie catches all the
girls.
The Shield Brothers, of Mansfield, Ohio
are here visiting their friends for few
days
Chas. Simpson, one of Eaton's old boys
returned yesterday, after an absence of
many years.
Scott Horn, of Lewisburg, was here on q
business trip yesterday. He looks well and
wears good harness.
G. c. Fethering, an asprant for office,
was in town to-day, and shook hands with
all the correspondents.
Ed. S. Stotler, of West Alexandria, was
here financiering yesterday. He is doing
large milling business
Will B. sanius, of this place, was to be
married in Indianapolis to-day. We hone
It's so. We send our congratulations.
f. A. Pollok, of Camden, is employed
at Miamisburg, for next year at ST., 1000.
Eaton must have the next Examiner.
F.. C. Ludlow took his little girl from her
mother and left for Cincinnati in a carriage
last night. She is trying to intercept him.
Mil. Michael, and several other pages of
less avoirdupois, went on an extended
fish-nic over on Four-mile Creek yesterday.
W. f. Albright and his charming daugh-
ter lett here yesterday on the editorial ex-
cursion to Colorado. The Register could
not be better represented.
The case of the Richmond Mill Works vs..
Beall and Stephens was settled by com
promise and confessed judgment on the
part of the latter, in the Court yesterday.
There was very fine Chinese festival
held at the NJ. f. Church last night. The
whole affair was quite novelty, and it is
hoped that it helped to defray the debt of
of long standing.
The most important thing that has oc-
currred at any of the hotels of a recent
date, is the very excellent change of roust-
ab0uts, Mr.. Chet. p Fisher giving way to
a Hamilton gentleman Of distinction, at
the Reichel House.
SPRINGFEELO. O.
Captain Porter, of the Cummins Cadets, |
is in the city. spending few days resting
from the arduous labors of camp life.
Don't you forget that Haverley's Geor- |
gia Minstrels will be in town tonight. |
Everybody come in and get aboard "De |
Gospel Raft"
Miss Jennie limerick and Miss Alice
Kaucher, of Germantown. Ohio, are in our
city, the guests of Mr.. Samuel Meyers, of |
Pleasant street.
Celebrated Italian Band concerts on the