The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-17
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND
CovIEGT0N.

Miss Annie Sullivan leaves tomorrow for
Boone County to spend the summer
Miss Anna Miller and Miss Annie Mauer
will celebrate their weddings together.
Miss Annie Whittle, we regret to say is
confined to her bed with cholera morbus.
Miss Gillie Strobe, of Front street, leaves
tomorrow for Piqua. o., to spend the sum-
mer.
Deputy U. s. Marshal S. P. Cochran leaves
to-day for the mountains on official busi-
hess
Rev. G. S. Savage has returned from an
extended tour through Kentucky and Ten
nessee.
HCol. L. J. Bradford left to-day to spend
Me hot weather OH his farm in Bracken
County.
The WOrkiugmen meet tonight at Wei
ing's Hall, to nominate candidates for the
Legislature.
Col. Frank Mead sold his race horse
"Rosaline' Yesterday to II. Hooge, of Gin
,innati, for $500.
Clay Hughes so lar has failed to marry
Celia Berry. There will be no wedding,
rom present indications.
MISS kie Ni'keISD1, WHO nus peeh
visiting friends in the city, returned to her
home in Paris KY, to-day.
The City Democratic Executive Commit
zee will meet Tonight at the office OF Chas.
Wallace, Esq, at s o'clock.
Miss Anna Wirth, the attractive sales
ndy in Clymeycr's shoe store, has recOy-
,red from her recent illness.
Mr.. Robert Gum. the Police Deputy
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Hoi' Ip'u 0,sS,oto'' TInlS ,ilS lou'e ~,
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mug" Ne''S "Ie heSoV'"t'''s 'or H.
Health Officer Wilson wants it distinctly
understood that lie will pa no attention
10 any communications that are not signed.
BASE BALL.-The following was the result
)f Yesterdays game:
Innings. ........ 2 8 5 6 go
Kentgns,.........." ! o. 8
van LehAei'S''''.'" U 3-ll
James Brannon was arrested last night
by Constable Corcoran on the charge of
ouIs'ary' preferred py VIM HaII' Inc case
- , ,,,; seU ~. '''e lo'i iiiS' oeiore squire NC
haushil"'
The residence of c. w. Hawley, on Scott
near State street, was entered by burglars
last night and $50 in cash stolen. The ras-
rails effected an entrance through a side
WINDOW strange to say the rascals lett all
~ ms J'"eirS'
Councilman Flavius Woods left to-day
Tor Columbus, O., to attend the obsequies
i his grandfather, Archie Woods who
lied yesterday in that city. The deceased
at the time of his death was ninety-seven
years OF age and was possessed Of property
sstmated at Sl3o,ooO.
POLICE CoURT.-P. W. Owens drunk and
alsorderiy, "a Geo; Piatt rape contlnuedi )
neo' iioIIeh' breach OF the peace on Col.
Fr"nK Mead contlnned; Peter Finch,
p'eacl oi tnG Heace; WIN. Mcdonald, Mike
rarreii ana James MorriSsey, same, con-
Ahued "htiI saturday.
Marketmastcr John England was last
night presented with an elegant watch and
chain by his numerous admirers as a token
Of their esteem. The watch is a good one,
ana tne receiver acknowIedged the gilt by
h1'is l'le ''ai'uSoiiie thlng oN I1c Joily goou
leilo"s VINO participated III the festivities.
About one year since Deputy U. S. Mar
thal Cochran levied on lot Of tobacco for
unpaid taxes He has offered it for sale on
several different occasions, but was unable
10 obtain a sufficient price for it. Yester-
day he conveyed it to the commons back of
Wallaccs and destroyed it by fire.
To the Editor OF the STAR
Can not some arrangements be made
Whereby our old friend Hamilton Tweedy
will be saved the trouble of dragging dead
animals through the public streets as late
as II O'Clock y. m. Saturday, to save him
self from desecuting the Sabbath?
II.