The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-29
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Eyangelins Combination tonight "Ju.
venile Pinafore" tomorrow night
The Cnmpins Cadets are thinking OF
producing "The Drummer Boy" during
the holidays.
A small travelling menagerie wasdumped
upon the platform at the c., c., G. & L
Depot this morning.
Book walters building Is beginning to
assume shape. The delay seems at present
to rest with the brick-maker, who fails to
keep up to the demand.
Mr.. james Evans, Conductor Brailey's
handsome baggage master, has been pro-
NOTED to Conductor of Freights. He is to
do the Branch Line of the c., S. & G.
Mr.. Samuel Bacon. talented young gent
from Ostrander, O., Is spending few davs
In our city. Among the many things that
have been impressive to Samuel is OuI
mode of bucking the tiger.
A coloyed woman named Ladd. who re-
sides on Fisher street. appeared before
Mayor Wallace on Tuesday upon the charge
Df receiving stolen goods, she having OBJ
tanned possession Of the dress pattern stolen
bv Jones' She was fined 81 and costs for
the olfense.
Mr.. Walter Cromcr, we'll known here by
bis connection with the G., c., C. & l., was
married last night at Franklin, Ohio. The
bride of the evening was Miss Mary Ander-
son. the daughter of one of Franklin's
wealthiest citizens Over four hundred in
vitatons were sent out, many OF them be-
ing responded t,from points north Of here.
A deleeatinn, made up of members of the
Trinity BAPTIST Church, waited upon Mr..
Morris Hayward at his residence, on South
Yellow Springs street last night, with we'll
filled baskets of what is Eeces'ary to make
table grnan, and engaged in general
merry making. Among the many present
was Rev. Rupe, well known in this city
for his former connection with the above
church
A Young colored man named VIM. Jones,
in the employ Of Tichenor Of High an 1
Market streets was placed under arrest BY
Mar-kal Hayward ON Tuesday morning and
taken before Mayor Wallace to answer FOR
the left of dress pattern, taken from the
buggy OF Miss Laura j. Beck Of North.
anpton which was standing be ore Wash
ingtun-street residence. Hia Honor fined
Jones $40 aud costs and sentenced him to
jail for ten daNs.
ne " 'hS HDbtlb Tie 6lloTb 1lHe DeIOt
find IL mint Of pleasure it rehearslig be-
fore numerous friends a scene which they
claim tra,ispired in the domicile Of Bag
eaee-Master Jones upon his receiving in
structiun to take up Conductor Braile s
duties II places Jones amidst the house
hold furniture which is arranged to repre-
sent tl,e interior Of passenger coach, and
e other members Of his house Icing
Gfoct i.,Cb br land v,on yf.to A n
aboard" lie then tackles the first inaen.
nry passenger: "Where We goin'2" Pas
fenger"fo London SIR" Joncs-"AIl
"Yes sir.' Jones--"Wel get off a
the next station. this is no
freight train" Approaching the next
scnt. "Ah, no ticket, eh' Thought it was
Hraiiev, eh2 Cast give me the finger. Jump
heS attl,e next burg" As he moves to the
next his eyes fell upon an ottoman slowed
under c'lair. Here, move yourself; that
racket won't take with one AS old in the
hnsincss as l am. At Lilly Chapel l will
see that ven get m impressive farewell" J"
And SO he G. ntinued among his subjects
until at least those beneath his roof were
OF the opinion that the G., $. q {. had at
least one model conductor, and his name
was Thomas Jones.
Columbus Dspatch plrase copy.
LUBfNvp. ET.
Kev. N. D. A. steen, who has been alb
aent at Maysville, ky., in attendance upon
the PreSbv terian Synod for several days
past, retnrned nome last evening.
A fine lecture was delivered in the Union
Church. West Covington, last evening, for
the benefit of the church, by the Rev. H.
" II Il \ II g SI,,k
Egypt and the Niie.'
CYNTIIANl. ky.
Monday was County Court day, and a
large crowd WINS IN attendance.
The young folks are preparing to give a
grand masquerade and supper at the resi-
dence of alrs. Judge Boyd on Halloween.
About 400 head Of cattle were on the
market and brought fair prices. Two YEAR
olds brought from 81 TO 81 cents per
pound. A few mules offered brought fair
prices. Horse trade 'od, prices ranging
from, $a5 to $l25
Our old and esteemed friend. Hon. w. "
Prathe, Is back home again improved in
health. He has s ent nearly year IN
Florida and at the Hot Springs. He is very
popular over the State and is very likely to
be Clerk of the next State Senate.
The Harrison County Court of Claims
nfct Tuesday + attend to the fiscal affirs
OF the unity. An appropriation of IL 900
was made in Gynthiana. with a similar ap-
preparation from Bourbon County to build
IL brid o across Townsend Creek between
the Two counties.
AZ serenade over week ago some one
carcIrssly fire q pis oil and struck s,n of
David Alexander in the heal. Several
days afterwari it was discovered that the
skull was fractured. Dr. Mcdowell was
called IN and trepanned the skull, but the
operatiUn vas too late and the boy died, a
victim to the carelessness OF wretch who
is not magnanimous enough to acknowl-
edge that he did the deed.
HAMILTON.
DR.. Parks and family have moved to
Lebanon.
7. J. Holland, of Eaton, o., paid Ed. An
derson short visit yesterday.
Tie funeral Of Mrs. Frank Beeler, Of
Millsille. took place yesterday.
The new A. NJ. U. telegraph line will
botm be completed, and Mr.. Hurne will
have charge OF it at tlris place.
A sham battle win be fought tonight bv
the kiyitt Infantry in which hIanL