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

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ment
An exciting boat race took place on the
river yesterday between six Newport boys
for purse of $25. The distance was from
the Suspension Bridge to the Newport
Water-wOrks, distance of seven miles, and
return. The following we're the contest.
ants: John Quinlin, Albert Reisch and
John Dink rowed one boat and Fred Rein,
seller, Frank IIlm and Jake Knarr the
other. The former won the race by one
hundred yards.
Mr. Percy L. Brooke and wife, who are
stopping at the Grand, Cincinnati will give
an entertainment at Odd-fellows' Hal
Wednesday week. Mr.. Brooke's wife was
formerly Miss May Wheeler of McVicker's
Company Mr.. Brooke will receive a warm
welcome from his many friends in this city
The reunion of the Columbia-street Pres
byterian Church will take place at the
Church Sunday morning next at o'clock
A fine programme Of vocal and instru
mental music and speeches will be present.
ed. All are invited. Special invitations
are extended to sister churches.
SABBATH DEsECRAToRs. - His Honor
Mayor Harton meted out justice to the
following law breakers this morning: Henry
Vichman, resisting officers, SIS and costs;
Charles Mclaughlin and James Maloy en-.
gagged in a lively tisticuff Saturday night
and when the officers attempted to separate
them they turned on the police and treated
them rather roughly. They were fined $l5
and costs. VIM. Prather, dsorderly CON
duct $5 and costs; John Atkinson, same 81
and costs; Joe Kane, drunk and disorderly,
30 and costs; Geo Brunning, same, IS and
costs; John koll, selling goods by sample
i.
Ni.,'ouI ieei'se' eoiltlhueo' sl george otrat'
,niIl;, ;o''n w. ~" o.
peou''Ns "i'''o"V ii'ei'Se' Plo anu cos's'
The quarterly meeting OF the st: PauFs
u,os LILA rostorIa', nfta sl, t.lnssDiu ~, stleet'
,',t;an nf fna D. rtarian ~ r,I iesis-
nastor was ofTered hnt re;ected dh"' hu ote Ine
of twentv-one to eighteen. Then the resig.
nation of Prof Steinert, the parochial teach.
er, was accepted by the same vote The
Building Committee. which has in cbarge
the project for erecting new church build
ing, was dissolVea, as several OF the men,
pers resigned. TWO OF the heaviest sub
scripers TO tne tund Tor building the pro-
posed new ehurch withdrew their snbScrip.
.,on'' nnei % .ne to'e was CaNeh the result
d was a'inoulioea iintt 81 W M. Nlausen' VINO ap-
peareu peiole tne meeting ana .nahKed MS
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hoii, f. II. Morlh received tne following
by postal TINS morning:
Lieut. Ed' MORN, D. L s. M. A, Newport, KY:
| You have been appointed by the Soldiers
| ana sailors Memorial Association of Ham
llton County ON the Committee on Floral
Decorations for Soldiers Graves. The
Committee will meet at the Gibson House
at 8 p. m. Monday, May 5th. Please be
present. A. E. JONES.
LUDLOW. KY.
Brother Moore, of the Mystic Jewel of
Cincinnati, will deliver lecture to the A.
y. w. w. OF uis place III The near future.
Mr.. Dominic Case, Sr., will lead to the
al tar Miss Ida the eldest unmarried daurl-
Ter OF Mayor Il. A. Williams, this evening.
Il. c. johnson, U. S. Storekeeper at Car
rollto1, KY, was here yesterday on visit
| to his family. Lige looks exceedingly
we'll
| Leonard w. Smith, formerly editor of
the Ludlow Reporter has returned from
the far West to make this place his perma-
nent residence.
Mr.. M. r. Gravener, lately of this place,
and at present residing near Loveland, O.,
was mere on business and visiting his friends
The past lew days.
| Ex-Mayor b. F. DeButts is billed for q
recitation at the Galaxy entertainment at
hflhofy nan. Messrs. W. Aouthers and
James COOK, members OF the Committee
OF Arrangements Tor the American Eagle
Lou6e l: " v. II. P'Ghic informs US that no
excnrsion the prandest and .ost aninrahi iraj,I
Of the season parker's C,rove thn' I;ha'', "p'
pion No and frst-cl,ss hand ara snsannd
for the occasion Tickets now an ssla
lane Coomhs, Conhinat;on u, .sr,,ooz >,
at the Opera House May 28th.
protracted meeti,os !, +,o in+oa4 =
the temnaranca csuaa evarv reht o iiteies. tis Gl
at Citv Hail 0o ''e'' '''s''' 'his week
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II anybody mas tound the collection book
viii confsr an auarIostinrs I fn INV hiiei' tney
If Of lie ofioo A"''i ~ 1eaNlhs
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Inc a1iairs OF the Springfield Loan Asso-
ciatloh VIII De Giosed up at the meeting of
the board on "Wednesday night. A final
n, tha n,n Jo p'''' w 'No'e eh'i'leo our-
-,
John Brown and George Balentine
Drought up at the Hotel de Leech on Satur-
uay hleht! also andrew Cotal, with bag
gage, consisting OF revolver, slung-shot,
~, ", '['''ln"e V-o'
:, Inc champion Co1ee-house, low den on
East Nam street, where the degraded black
ana wilte assemble and cafonse, was raided
on sunday morning and sloo OF men and
nVe women marched up to Spring street.
The Champion CITY Club and a picked
nine met upon the Buck Creek grounds on
Saturday afternoon and after ferocious
struggle left the field with the following
result; champion City s. Picked Nine L.
ol, what ye so-ahl