The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-19
THE DAILY STAR


of fourteen pounds at his house.
The promenade concert at Odd-fellows
Hall will last until u O'Clock tonight.
The marriage of Mr.. Ben. Huffman and
Miss Minnie Ficke is set for an early day.
The services at the Main-street NJ. E.
Church tomorrow will he Teiy interesting
City Engineer Kennedy has appointed
Mr. William Hopkins u act us oVerSeef Oh
the big Main-street sewer
Colonel Frank Droste, alias "BoXer' Is
in the CITY on visit. Boxer IS inc pos
that has hosts Of friends in the city.
The Seventh Ward Earthquake Club
meets tonight at the Seventh Ward House,
on the corner of Seventh and Bakewell
streets
The Rev. Or. Schenck, rector of st. Ann 3
Church, Brooklyn, New York, Will preach
in Trinity Church, Covinston, Sunday
morning.
"Ichabod" will be the subject of the morn
Ing discourse of Rev. Mr.. Taylor OF the scott,
street NJ. e. Church and Jesus as Man
will be the evening text.
Can't. t. C. Reese, who has been confined
to MS bed at the residence of his sister, III
New York returned home last night,
slightly improved in health.
John Fallon was fined $l3 in the Police
Court this morning for drunkenness and
disorderly conduct. J.. Phillips, arrested
ON suspicion, vas discharged. No evidence
against him.
The German Mutual Building and Saving
Association is the most popular and best
managed of any ever organic d in CoVIhg'
ton. The first payments are to be made
next Friday evening.
Some time since Mr.. John Bornhorn had
the misfortune 10 run % nail in his 1oot,
which caused inflammation to set i'll last
week in such a serious manner that ms al
tending physician has advised him to haVe
portion of his leg amputated. His suffer
ings are untold.
The following gentlemen, who comprise
the City Board of Equalization, are request
ed to meet at the Courthouse Monday fo'
organization: Messrs. John o. Richards
F. Wise, David De Garmo, J. S. Scott. II
HI. Puthoh Edward Thoss, Jas. Arnold
August Berger and y. L. Steers.
Yesterday afternoon while Mr.. George
Lubbe was returning home i'll buggy, OF
the Lexington Pike, his horse took frigh
and erked the vehicle to one side, which
caused it to capsize, and Mr.. Lubbe wa
thrown violently to the ground. but
strange to say, received no serious injuries
The following is list Of coming mar
riages announced to take place: George
Steuken and Lizzie Seifner, Phillip Dorm
bush and Mary kiust, Frank Berte an'
Anna Lukens Herman Sauer and Katie
Kreke, Bernard IiutSman and Mary lImler
joseph Robke and Mary Nienaher, jim
Steven and Flora o Maley, +. Miller an'
Louisa Krug, Ben. leilcmann and Minnie
Fecltc, Prank Eiehaus and Anna DWeart
man.
The greater part of tomorrow will be de
voted by Right Rev. Bishop Toebhe to tlie
annual confirmation services hi the ulo
Eese. In the morning, after Pontiilcal Mass
ttSl. Allvsius Church, tie class of boys
and girls at that Church will receive the
Gacramrnt In the afternoon, at Ncspers
he will administer confirmation at Corpus
Christi Newport; at half-paS: 4 o'clock al
1T. .loseph's Chnr h, III this city, and al
night at the Cathedral.
RHwPORT.
The Ebcnezzer Prcsbytery will meet a
Frankfort next Friday.
John Mcleod, Superintendent of tn
Louisville Short Line, is in town.
The late ball for the benefit OF the Churcl
Of the Immaculate Conception nettcd Sl3U
G. W. CaIderw0od. the noted temneranc
orator will speak tomorrow afternoon a
Bellevue.
Rev. Eben Muse will preach Sunda'
morning and evening at the Culumba-Stiee
prcsby terian Church.
The City Dads are no longer dead heads
over the railroad bridge They have t.
pony up now the same as common folks.
The Board OF Equalization has adjourned
fTyt l. -, t,,t ,,t tp of NnNN
port is set down Mt s., 1867, 70l, being SB
less than last year 5 estimate.
Henry Bartlett, young boy living o
Patterson street. last evening suffered
fracture Of the left limb by a fnll from
lnnp-post, to the cross-bar of which he wa
swinging.
Thieves broke into the residence o
northwest corner OF John and Wiliamso
streets during last night and got AWAY wit
silver watch and Chain and numerou
wearing apparel.
James Barrett, broom vender hailin
from Cincinnati, was arrested this mornin
for peddIing without license. He too
ont the necessary papers, paid the cost
and was released.
Henry Mosby, Richard Wilson and B
Stewart, Chestnut-coored individuals, wei
rum in last night for raising q racket o
DAYTON street. Mayor llarton sent ther
to break rock for ten days.
J,'lia Bush, q colored daisy, who hole
forth on Dayton street, was jailed last nel
OIL a charge Of running disorterly hous
Mayor Iarton remitted her tine on cond
ton that she close the ranch.
walking contest will take place Sunda!
April 20th. in TaylOr's Bottom. back
Newport. between several amateur pede
trians of the East and West End. The di
lance to be covered is twenty miles.
A tramp, minus an arm, yesterday calle
at the houses Of Mr. David Wills and Jnli
NJ krauth on Central avenue. above Hal
ris, and requested food. 1t was later di'
covered that from the former house lie ha
purloined hat and pair Of shoes, and froi
the later the knife and fork with which Ii
had been eating.
There has been no warrant issued for III
arrest Of Dave Shannon, as has been pul
lished, nor is there any occasion for on
He got legal possession of his child throug
awrit OF habeas corpus, and the child
mother has made no effort, SO tar, 10 q
the child back from its father.