The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-23
THE DAILY STAR


orado.
Mrs. F, NJ. Webster is visiting relatives at Gym
thiana.
Rev Mr.. Koestln pastor OF the First Baptist |
Church, is convalescing
Prot. Blnn, escorted by Hon. A. 8. Berry, was
rluihs through town this morning.
The docket of the Chancery Court closed yester-
DAY with ITO Appearances, the largest number in |
many years.
Same to John Losekamp, Lot No. 70. same Sub |
division. same dimensions, same side, same street,
same city, same price.
The serious illness OF Win. Gray is source OF
much regret TO a large circle OF friends He was |
very weak this morning,
The soldiers and Sailors Memorial Associatia-
ton will give concert and picnic at Red Mems
Hall on the oath OF September.
&tlhe simplicity OF the Gospel Despised," will
be the subject OF Rev. J. NJ. Bent ut Madison-street
iAiptlA church tomorrow evening"
Rev. Mr. Muse will otficiate tomorrow morning
at the Columbiastreet Presbyterian Church.
There Will be no service in the evening.
FaThe Mission at the Cathedral Is progressing
finely, and large crowds attend nightly The ser
vices are exceedingly interesting and instructive.
Rev. Mr.. Mullenix has returned from the Love
land Camp-meeting and will occupy his pulpit
in Grace NJ. L. Church Sunday morning ald eve
ming
The engine Of the freight train on the X. C. r.
r. this morning was on its way back to the round
house after switching, when il broke the driving
wheel.
Rev. Mr.. Tinker has recovered sufficiently from
his severe attack oil illness as 10 preside at the
regular services tomorrow at the First Baptist
Church.
Services morning and evening at Mainstreet NJ.
Z. Church, tomorrow, Sabbath, by the Pastor
Text for the morning Mat 5; l3, ana for the even
ing, John, 3: g.
At the Scott Street NJ. Church tomorrow morn
ing, the pulpit will be occupied by the Pastor
Rev. DIR. Charles Taylor, and in the evening by
DR.. T. ]. Dodds.
Edward Gerringer was the only case on the Po-
lice Court slate this morning He was accused of
preaching the peace on small boy. After hearing
the testimony his Honor took il under advsemcnt
Christ and Barabbas'' will be the subject OF
Rev. .. A. BaItholomews sermon tomorrow
morning. "1he Restoration OF the Jews and the
Battle of Armagedoon, will be the subject OF his
lecture tomorrow evening.
Johnny. son of Patrick Higgins OF Peaselburg,
fell from the Wllow-street Bridge bank last night,
and broke Ii is shoulder, hurt his hip and other
wise injured himself He and some other boys
were playing around fire they had made up for
fun.
Swift's Iron and Steel Works employ 700 men at
present and have room for more If men out OF
employment could be found. The Dayton Bolt
and Nut Works and the Newport and Cincinnati
Pipe Foundry are also employing all the skilled
Workingmen they can find.
Rev. j. NJ. jefferson, pastor of the Fourth street
hriu hopI h,;,f
vacation in the East reached home yesterday,
looking greatly inyiporoted and imnroyen in
physical condition. He will occupy his pulpit to-
morrow morning and evening.
The attention of the Criminal Court was occu-
pied to-day in the case of Louis lIagel. The argu,
menus VIII ~ uose I'll y evening a,u the case VIII pe
given 10 the Jury. = lsks lor ueehdant Cleary lor
ColnhupHWeiu Inc nraha 1ut! was hot III ses,
Jury kenton County has had for years.
one OF kuh Movers peer WAGONS ran away away
yestt iaay l'.n me corner o. Nieenup ,liu f!eas @
am slfeets making very tnotouEn sweep Oh tha.
pt % the iowIi ltoih OWL sV'Ve hortMaru M anu
tro,,l NneeIer stteei WesIWaFu. va Wheu M last heafu
OF was at the IWslltn m nlu scot! Stteet W Inter
onln laIr tVhi, ana Aeaulhs stralSht lor Lew
lspars.
There is a kind of religious war at the Cynthi-
ana Fair SO to speak. The Catholic Church al that
place IS in debt and rented booths for the pur-
pose OF sciting meals Inc FresDylerlans then
rented booths in opposition. This ried the Meth
odst element, and they turned out en- nasSe to as
sist the Catholics and are working like beavers for
them. 1t is estimated that the Catholics Will real
lze sloO0 profit.
Messrs p. Goldsmith S Co have taken n five
vears lrsse On ths ad,Ijt,onol two hniId WOE st t
their factory. They will A once begin WITH the
imnroyewrnts nnd when cnmncteI oLG + Will mt ha e ie
nrprst faeoS Of the Kind in his cnnIv Ti 00 Nh Me-
Goldsmith began five years ago the manufac.
turing business in this city, when he employed
six PERSONS, He now has sixty five persons in his
thl'9Ni al iCniulhE IA tu'iliGt'll anu NcNpull.
One of the most enjoyable events in Covingon
society was the birthday party rendered Miss
Mamie Nenhoh of 400 Kendel street Among
those present We're Mr.. Samuel Miller and wife,
MessTs. George Vanduzen and Albert Brent OF
Newport. KY, Messrs. Frank and Willie Gotten,
of Coviugt II, Miss Ida Taylor OF Newport and
Miss Alice and Gadas Cree OF Fourth street Miss
Alice Frazer md many Others The presents were
many and mrsc fine.
TRANSFERS OF RElLTY.-Theofore Berns to A.
K Mullins. both OF Covngton, lot q by 744
feet north side Of Seventh street. nd Joining Lot
No. 7, Meyers Subdivision COviugton; S. 200
Harmon LeInker to Harmon Behrens both of
Covingor, lot . by 81 feet northwest corner of
Thirteenth and Stevens streets Covington. 81 OOO
Richard Edwards and wife To joseph Van Iohr
Lot No. II, Adams a. Wheelcr's subdivision Is by
S9 feet north side OF Trevor street. Coyineton;
$40
/ IT Terrc who was fined $40 for SELLING liouor
witbont iIeense fled the followinp pfidayit es
grounds for a new trail;
~ r. TecSs beina sworn makes oath f,,at nm
the dey and at the time his ease was called he was
SO iutoxjcated that he did no, know what he was
doing, and utterly unlit TO atleud to business, and