The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-08

fair Of a more private nature, and he 80 Thorough
ly convinced the young gentleman that matters
were not as they should be, that he planked over
the amount named. The Captain is now on the
hunt for some orphan asylum 10 which he can
donate the amount
DECORATION DAY.-The Soldiers and
Sailors Memorial Association met in their
hall last night and committee was
appointed TO solicit the aid of ladies to procure
flowers TO decorate the soldiers graves on Decora-
ton Day. The committee consists OF Messrs e
Z. Wood, George Shipnfan, John Link and ID. K
Lock. A communication was received from the
Secretary of the Cemetery Board. notifying the
Association that permission was granted to deco
rate the graves A field Band has been engaged
for the occasion.
The following invitation, on handsomely tinted
paper. Is published
Compliments of
Mr.. AND MRS. GEORGE H. BISHOP.
The pleasure of your company is requested ct
OUR HOME,
No 1856 Taylor street, near Washington avenue,
Monday evening, May 10th. 1880, 1T o'clock.
On the occasion of the celebration of The twenty
ninth birthday of Mrs George II. Bishop.
Dancing at Smalleys Hall from to IL p. N.
Refreshments at the residence at 1880 g. m.
The Christian Church social met at the reai.
dence of Mr.. and Mrs Capt Mcintyre. 81 Taylor
street last evening" before the departure OF the
Captain, wife and family for New Orleans to-day
tertainments OF all kinds were partaken OF. Among
those present were Mrs aud Miss NJ. Billett Mr..
and Mrs W. H Horton, Miss Belle Air, Miss
Strofford, Miss Sallie Lape, W. H. Lane, Mr.. I'd.
worth and brother James, Mr.. e Payne, R Payne,
VIM. Mcintyre, Miss Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs Paris
Brown, Rev. Fowle and wife, Mr.. Follett and
wife, Mr. Chas. Smith and Mr.. Barry Taylor. who
so elegantly recite the "Blue ana the Gray" and
as encore 1.-THE Burial of Moses" After which
| m nj luueh Yen of red OV
M. and Mrs. Mcintyre and Others. In compati-
son with the social the church Is sure to prosper.
CHANcERY CHIPs-Judgments were rendered in
the following cases:
In the consolidated cases of B. G. Stall & Co. vs.
Martin STALL for the Land Building Association OF
Stall for $780, with interest at per cent from 1873
w. Williamson vs. John Molony. Judgment fol
81, 600 and interest from 1874.
Frank LingOit vs. Sarah Lingoik Divorce
granted.
Thomas Jones VS.. Catherine Buchheld. Judg
ment for $3.50.
Sarah Fuchs granted mower of feme sole.
Anna M. o. Fallon vs.. VIM. Kraus. $li0.
g. Holman vs.. Geo. Klein. Judgment for $2,0 ,0O(
and interest from 1877.
City Of Newport vs. H. Shelley. Judgment fol
$146.
Louis Fieman vs. F. sheckle, $is5
Josephine Ward VS.. William Kraua judgment
for $780,
1ue sui OI lmerSOH q LIIHerlck hHullist tns
Newport & Covington Bridge was decided yester
day in favor of the defendant, except that por
ton of the judgment which relates to the re
dressing OF the bridge pier, and that was resub
mitted for judgment.
The saloon-keepers met yesterday after
| noon at Turner Hall. There was large
crowd in attendance. The bylaws of the
Covington Committee we're adopted, excep
the initiation fee, which was reduced to S.
instead OF $40. Squire Bodkins presided
and about fifty signers were obtained. The
name of the Coyington Committee wal
adopted, and a resolution was passed t.
hold meeting at the same place mex
Wednesday evening.