The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-29
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Regular services at Drexelius Hall To-
morrow afternoon.
CSrdela Howard was adjudged an idiot
in the Circuit Court yesterday.
| Miss Laura Charles entertained the
Ivanho Archery Club last evening. sss
| "Our Lyceum" meets Monday evening
at the residence of Misses Laura and Lyda
Martin.
| Miss Hettie Hawes has been selected by
the Locals in the Second District to NIL
vacancy.
The docket of the Chancery Court
closed last evening with only 10 new ap-
pearances
There will be picnic on the Kentucky
Central Railroad every Saturday Tor SIX
weeks hence.
Rev. Father Peter A. Prullage was grant
ed the right to solemnize matrimony by
the County Court yesterday.
Esquire McLaughlin's Office was robbed
again this morning. The thief hangs out
on Madison street, below Fifth.
Samuel Raymond and Mamie Worthing.
ton, both of Maysville, were married last
evening BY Rev. o. A. Bartholomew.
J. L. Renee, through his attorney, Q. II.
Moar, filed petition in the County Court
to-day, asking for unappropriated lands
The congregation of St. Patrick's Church
will give strawberry festival in the ele-
CANT yard of the Church next Thursday
evening.
The United States Revenue Offices will
be closed on Monday In honor OF the dead
soldiers and sailors whose graves are to be
decorated that day.
The picnic of the Scottstreet M. e
Church and Fourth-street Christian Church
did not take place this morning. They
will leave Monday on the X. G. R. R.
Rev. o. A. Bartholomew takes for his sub
Ject tomorrow morning Sow and Reap.
, The pulpit will be filled in the evening by
delegate from the M. E. Conference.
Joe Hawley and Sam McNiel escaped
from the Work-house this morning. They
were subsequently captured by Office
Casey and placed back in their old quarters
POLICE Court. - Frank Westerman
drunk, 81. David Frost and VIM. H. West
wood had a little family quarrel yesterday
and were arrested for a breach of the peace
Their cases were continued.
Theresa Muench, little girl residing
3 with her parents on Elm street, fell dowl
' cellar way yesterday, sustaining interna
injuries of painful character. DR.. Aver
: dick rendered the necessary aid.
. Andrew Sherbrook, a bare.footed boy
9 vading in the Ohio at the end of Philadel
e phia street, got over his DEPTH and woult
l have drowned but for the prompt assist
r ance OF some of the dry-dock men.
Rev. Father Tappert yesterday cele
brated his name-day, and was the recipient
of number of elegant presents, among
n chair, from the young ladies of Mother Q
d God Church.
The Soldiers and Sailyrs' Memorial Al
sociation will meet at their Hall prompt
next Monday afternoon at o'clock shar
! ! and march in body to the Linden Grov
! Cemetery and decorate the graves Of thei
4 fallen comrades.
a Tom Singleton telephoned the Marshal
. Office to-day that Blonde O'Hara was o
q his way up town with his dulcena to e
e out his license. The dulcena proved to b
a colored crazy woman. and that gallar
officer sent her to Lexington to-day.
There will be change of time on tt
Kentucky Central Railroad Monday. I'll
o. Butler Accommodation will in the futul
q run to Falmouth and there will be tw
trains a day from Maysville. The May
Vile Express will leave at 2:10 p. NJ, an
:. the Lexington Mail at 7:30 a. m. Th
Il Lightning Express will leave Lexingto
r. at 8: 80 and arrive in this city at 1880 an
e will only make three stops
h Blue Lick Springs promises to, be tt
n favorite resort this summer for Cincinna
and Covington people, judging by the nun
ber who are preparing to 60 there. Gres
Improvements have been made since la
year, over $4,000 having bee
v spent on the hotel and ground
i. With low ra lroad fares good Kentuck
Is eating. frst-class accommodations, and
r. easy of access 10 people in this vicinity,
/. will undoubtedly become as famous ar
popular as it was before the war.
b. Mrs. F. P. Tuerman. of New Orleans,
Ie visiting her sister, Mrs. Capt Tinker.
s. Lieut. Allison of Fort Ellis, Montana,
visiting his friend, Mr.. Hope Boal, of th
city.
Mrs 8. f. Schrader left last evening
Clermont County, Ohio, to visit her siste
20 who is lying at the point of death.
- The License Inspector will after the !
q day of June enforce the penalty against
TX persons who have not paid their license
as Rev. Father Vincent of Mount Adam
er Cincinnati, will preach tomorrow at Il
er 10 o'clock Mass at the Church Of tho Ii
ty maculats Conception.
in Billy Smith was fined So and costs
ad Squire Buchanan s Court this morning
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