The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-11
THE DAILY STAR
COvIEGTOy.

Mrs. Judge Jas. Oliaro Is VISITING IN Flemlngs
burg, Ky.
Miss Annie Henshaw, of Walnut Hills is visit
ing In the city.
Mis- Lyda and Laura Martin left to-day on u
visit 10 Xenia, o.
Col. r. II. Nien0ber returned last night from a
flying trip to Louisville,
The Kentucky Press Association will meet in
Paris. KY, on the both inst.
The famous FrenchS santif has turned up
again, right side with care.
Mr.. NJ V. sullivan ana his daughter, Miss Jen,
ME, are visiting relatives at Diilsboro, o.
Pat. Walton was fined s. and costs by Squire
DuYenick today for breach Of the peace.
The Catholic authorities are preparing for a
grand Church fair during the coming fall.
Miss Nellie Lyte. Of Dayton, Ohio, who has
been visiting Miss Kate Hall, has returned home.
The Youngc Lqdies' Society of ST. Joseph's
Church will celebrate their anniversary next Sun
day.
POLICE CouRT-Fmnk Coleman, petty larceny,
forty days in the Work house; george Brennlng,
dunk, 81.
The rumor that the police are guilty OF throw.
Ing pUison i'll yards to slaughter CANNES lacks
ioundaL.on.
Hans Penn Diltz, editor of the Cynthiana Dem
Dcrat, accompanied by that same old cap was in
lUWl to-day
James Booker. of temperance fame, was fined
D1Gerly conduct
There wi | be grand enterta nment at Odd
fcllUws's Hall on thn 10Th OF September for the
benefit OF J. W. Morgan.
The cord hat holds the body and spirit of
GeoFge HarwoOd together is almost severed. He
will hardly survive Tie day.
Mrs Frank Hyatt fell from second story win
dow at her res denCe saturday and broke her right
arm ana received several Internal injuries
M. W. Sackett Supreme Recorder of the A. o.
u. W. aud-D. NJ. Lazarus, p 6, NJ. W., are in the
city visiting W. II. Turner, Grand RecoruGT OF
kentucky.
There will be a meeting OF the Directors Of the
Kentucky Central Railroad held III Paris tO-mor-
:ow 10 consider the extension OF the road to
Pars Ky.
Mr., Henry Kramer will be ordained by Bishop
roebbe at the Church OF the Mutner of God next
Friday, Assumption Day, and will say his first
mass the following sunday at the same Church.
"iank" Reed and Lawrence Trimble returned
o-day fIOm II fishing excursion To stony Greek.
As ''Iank" would Reed OF the account OF his
ript would make man "TrmDle' to hear
tDOutlL
The Most Rev. Archbishop Purcell has accepted
III invitation to be present. III Bishop 1oeDDe's
hver jubilee on the 18th OF next month, cee-
0rate Pontifical High Mass and deliver a Lrief
discourse
Matthew Doyle brought suit Saturday against
Joseph Harty for damages, resulting from fall
Into an p II window ol the litler's grocery about
Two monIns ag ;, asking 500 damages. Clealy "
Scott, ana InrOop for plaintiff.
The Newport Water-w. rks Commissioners have
agreed TO acc pit lie proposition OF COYington to
purchase the Newport MateT-wo KS for Si0J,0UO, or
viii sell them hall lot S-ju,OUO and " stand
nall OF the expenses Ol connecting.
Mrs. Lucy Lansiord will go down in honor to
posterlty III the Republican banners. She dressed
III male ature, ana stood at the polls all day,
KING Tor Dr. Chambers IUr the Leg gSlaLure.
Her sex was not discovered I'LL u lew days ago.
Charles sheridan, who was arrested yesterday
for passing counterfeit iiity-cent piece was trans
Ierreu to the U. $. authoIitlCs to-day. His case
Will be called before Colnlniss Oner BUstwick this
afternoon aL o'clock Maj ajOr Tom sc Will rep
resent the United States District Attorney.
We woul,i respectfully call the attention OF the
proper authorities 10 the destitute condition OF the
family Of MI. Jacob Bush on W allow avenue. Mrs
Bush is sick ana unable to do anything, and her
husband worthy young man, Is unable TO OBJ
tail s'Ilnceht employment to SUPPORT his family
Next Sunday bcgns the jubilee Mission at the
Cathedral. There will be masses at D and O'Clock
every morning, with instruclionsand bencdictons
Lnu sermon every evening at haIfaIter O'Clock
These services Will continue one week, and the
preaching will be by the Jesuit Fathers Brady
and Hart, from St Nav ers. Cincinnati.
The Typographical Club, composed OF Coving
ton typos, viii give picnic at Ruide's Garden
On the 4h Of September There are number OF
eases down as Managers, and it will be 'pic'
toF the boys to hug the tine "Iorms,' of the gal
tcyS Incy VIII press on them their sticks
to waltz around and take" drink.
Mr. Henry Wanke, highly respected German
citizen, died nt his home on Holman street. yester-
day. Deceased was sixty years of age and has
be II q resident OF this city for the past forty
years. He leaves a fe and one child Mrs Paul
RenSch. His funeral took place this afternoon
and was attended by the Workingmcn and German
ioneer Society," OF which deceased was mem
ber.
Henry Renkhaus, Major Tom Wise Tom Tighe,
"Red" Mcnamara, Billy lIeay Mike Shine, Doc
Award, Mike Bolan. Blonde O'IIaro lin Simpson,
Dck Grant Tom DOugheIty, Jim Rife, Tom Rel
dy, John Reeves, Mike CreminS and several other
'rtSiy old bachelors, attended the Sunday sole IN
nizlng picnic yesterday at InwoJd Park They |
all ch med out togcth r"Wsh was that fellow!i'
as they saw q couple kneel down to take their |
medicine. Tom DougheIty, that generous old |
Boul, contributed to each of the happy couples a |
building lot in Texas.
Edward Holske, pedestrian OF rare ability, will |
walk twenty-five miles at RuddC's Garden to-m0r-
row night against time. He has Il record for the |
distance OF four hours. There viii be other attrac-
tons al the garden on the same evening OF suil. |
cient induCcment lOr everybody ~ attend Ilolske |
came here with the expectation Of entering the |
contest at Cincinnati, but was refused admttancc |
He is II New York boy. with hosts of friends in |
this city aud it is trusted the people will give Ii m
agood reception. There will be a band OF music |
in attendance, and the walk will commence at r |
O'Clock prompt Mr. llolske will be accompanied |
by several amateur pedestrians Mr.. Holske is |
the champion short distance pedestrian OF
America.
NEWPORT.
John Habbel contemplates another TIP 10
Washington.
Mr. Morris Quinlin, of Memphis, is the guest of
his brother, F. a. Quinn OF 81 Elm street.
Mr.. George W. Robson and wife who have been
summerng III Michigan, returned yesterday.
Hon John Gegan, ex-member of the Ohio leg
islaure spent most OF yesterday with friends here.
Rev. Mr.. Tinker left this morning to attend the
meeting OF the Kentucky Baptist Association at
Lexington.
Charles Curtis, gentleman from Covington.
was fined " and costs this morning for being
drunk and disoIdery.
Timothy Cronin. of the ferry boat Belle, has a
stray mare i'll his possession. Call at the Engine
house OIL Bellevue street.
Benjamin Anderson, father OF Mr.. John r. An
deTson, of this city, died yesterday at his home in
Alexandria in his sixty-eighth year
The colored congregation of the BaptistShurch
on Robert street, will give tabeauX and pscel.
laneous exhibition at the church this evening.
Mss Jennie Halyey of New Orleans, is whiting
Mrs. kemper OF York street. Miss Harvey is on
her way to The White Sulphur Springs, Virginia
Mrs. Lucy Fox, residing at 2l2 Washington ay-
enue, was seriously injured yesterday by falling
over the bannister OF stairway leading to the
second stoy.
1t is intended by several chartably disposed la
dies to reit the Bethel Church. at the head of Mad
i,on street, for establishinga Mission School for
children this fall.
lad named Fred. Boal had a lip split open
ana .everhl OF his front teeth Knocked out yestcr
day by being struck with baseball. Little boys
should not play ball on Sunday.
The ranks of the Newport Light Guard have at
last been filed, and the Commander Mr.. Albert
Silva, will forward IN application, without delay
to be enrolled III the Stale Guard.