The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-15
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duced to two cents, to take effect tonight.
Messrs Harry Southgate and Jas. Long
returned last night from their trip to Chi
cago. ...r
TIE Coroner's verdict and other particu-
lars OF the Scheurer shooting affair WILL be
found in our local columns.
''The Real Presence" will be the subject
of Rev. Mr.. Pettis tomorrow morning at
the St. Paul's Episcopal Church.
Billy Dreer and Peter Guilfoyle were sent
to Jail for month each by Judge Makibben
this morning, for stealing a key of beer.
A special meeting of Division No. 10, A.
.. H.. is called for tomorrow at 2p. m. at
their Hall, for the purpose of reOrganizing.
The ferry boat that is now on the docks
will be completed next week. It has re.
ceived fresh coat of paint and been Ytno-
waited and fixed up in first-class style.
Mr.. Fred. Glinkler and Miss Kate Meg
erie will be united in marriage tomorrow
afternoon at the residence Of the BRIDES
parents, corner of York and Tibbatts streets.
Officer Flynn brought Mike Scott in last
night on the old charge of drunk and
abusing his neighbors for all that was cut
Mayor Harton fined him S. and costs this
morning.
Elder Hardin Reynolds will officiate to-
morrow morning at the Christian Church.
His subject in the morning will be "The
relation that baptism sustains to the remis-
sion Of SINS"
A rare curiosity may be seen in the gar
den of Officer Martzolf, on Washington av-
enue, where the flower known as the "Bri-
dal Wreath" is in full blossom for the Sec
ond time this season.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER. VIM E. Jones'
Executor of Mrs. Sellew, and Thomas J.
Heath, assignee of Osman Sellew, to Got
leib Schweitzer, 23 acres Of land on the
Leicht Station and Newport road, $4,000.
Rev. H. Gellert, pastor of the German
Baptist Church, assisted by several other
clergymen, will establish Sunday school
of the German Baptist Church at Coving-
ton tomorrow. A meeting for the pur-
pose will be held at the hall, corner of
Main and Sixth street at 2 p. m.
The case of Gus Amber and Abe Lewis,
on charge of striking John Schnorr. the
baker, corner of Tibbatts and Columbia
streets, with beer glass, was called in tie
Mayors Court this morning DR.. Jeancon,
the attending physician, stated that Schnorr
was unable to appear, and that he was lying
quite low at his home. The case was con-
tnued until Monday and the prisoners re-
manded back to Jail.
Senator A. s. Berry yesterday received
the following letter:
STATE OF KENTUCKY, EXECUTIVE DEPT,
FRANKFORT, Nov. 18th, 1879.
DEAR SIR-A vacancy having been occa-
stoned in the Ohio Brook Commission, l
am directed by the Governor to inquire if
YOU will accept an appointment to fill this
vacancy, occasioned by the death of Capt.
H. NJ. Shirley. If you signify your accept
ance your commission will be forwarded
at once.
1 am, sir, yours very respectfully,
J. CoRBIN, Jr, Private Secretary.
Mr.. Berry late last night forwarded a
letter to His Excellency, Governor Black
burn, that he would accept the position.
DAYTON. Kr.
Charley Tibbetts is back from Colorado.
Sans Souci tonight at Odd-fellows' Hail.
Regular services in all the churches to-
| morrow.
Mrs Ramsey is home from a visit to
Brown County, Ohio.
Miss Minnie Rohrer leaves to-day on a
visit to Cynthiana, KY.
No meeting of the Good Templars last
night on account of rain.
Rev. J. w. Erwin, the pastor, occupies
the Presbyterian pulpit tomorrow.
The contract for building the Presbyteri-