The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-05
grand banquet by number of steamboat
men last evening in Cincinnati.


VIM. Joy. living on Ann street. while
standing in crowd on Fourth and Walnut
streets, Cincinnati, late last night had his
pocket picked of $40.
W. I. Fowle wifi preach in the Christian
Church tomorrow morning and evening.
Morning subject, The Betrayal of jesus
evening, "With What Body shall the Dead
be Raised Upr'
Squire Harris issued warrants this
morning for the arrest of VIM. Carney,
Frank Guigan, John Mullen and Jack
Fisher. on charge of stoning a colored
family named Graham at their little home
on Hooker's Hill, near Finchtown.
Free Nichols. the coal dealer, was arrest
ed yesterday on charge OF cruelty to ami
mails in overlooking his horses. He was
brought before Squire Buchanan last
night, but case c9uld not be made out
against him and he was dismissed.
Alonzo Emmerson and Frank Sellman,
who we're arrested on tie charge OF burg
larizing the residence of Mr.. StansSerry on
Overton street, were yesterday bound over
to the Criminal Court in the sum Of $500.
In default OF bail they were committed.
Mary Patterson. of "a Patterson street.
lodged information at the Station-hOuse
last night about 10 o'clock that she had
been robbed of $27 in some mysterious
manner while on her way home from Gin
cinnati. The money belonged to her
mother.
At the Taylor-street NJ. E. Church to-
morrow the Rev. @. w. Tucker. of Wander
bilt University, will preach in the morn
inc and tha ~, hor To Ior in tho
evening. The PASTOR the Rev. Mr.. PEBBLES,
will leave to-day for Millersburg to attend
the commencement
At a meeting of the Soldiers and Sailors
last evening Messrs. Robert Heweston,
John Link and Charles Limerick were ap-
pointed committee to arrange for the pic
mic on the Fourth, and to engage band
for the occasion. The names of fourteen
little lads were read who agreed to march
in uniform on the occasion.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-John Cline
and wife, of Newport, to John Bale, of
Cincinnati, parts of Lots Nos. and 10 in
| original y Ian, 55 feet front on Front street,
running back to E,lantine street; 1.033.
Master Commissioner to Wilson s. Tay-
lor, rart of Lot No. As in original plan, "A
by 100 feet, OH Taylor street; 50, 100.
CoNvENTIoE.-This is the day and Alex
andria is the place where the Democrats OF
Campbell County will assemble in Conven-
| tion for the purpose of selecting delegates
to the State Convention. Next Saturday,
| at the same place and same time, q Con-
vention will be held for the purpose of Sc
lecting delegates to nominate candidates
for Chancellor. Circuit Judge and Com
monwealth Attorney, and to determine
the mode Of electing county officers.
| BRUTALLY BEATEN.-Anton West who
ekes out an existence by telling fortunes,
was attacked by crowd of roughs night
before last opposite Joe Beck's saloon and
most brutally kicked and beaten about the
face and head. He managed to get down
to Squire Harris Office last night and
looked as though he had been run through
threshing-machine. He swore out a
warrant before the Squire for the arrest of
Pat. Day, VIM. Haley and Thos. Black.
COMING CoNrEsT.-A game of baseball
has been arranged to be played July 4th,
between the Newport Scientific Associa
ton and the Chess Club, also of this city
the proceeds to be given to charitable
institution. The following comprise the
Scientific team: Professor Sanderson, Sap
tain; Joseph Feth pitcher; Hugh Pryor,
catcher; Harvey Kemper, short-stop; d.
Fry, first base; Captain Walls, second
base; Captain Hay, center field; Tom Gid
con, right field, and DIR. Jones left field.
The Chess Club Team are as follows:
Lewis Mossett, Captain and pitcher; DR..
| Thornton, Jr., catcher; Albert Silva, first
base; DIR. Davis short-stop; W. H. Jones,
right field; DR.. Thomas, second base; DR..
r. A. Dameron center field; Hen. Weise,
left field. ....
DAYTON. KY.
Mr.. w. M. Donaldson has returned fro 8
Chicago.
Mr.. VIM. Hasson returns from New Yorl
tomorrow.
Miss Mary Kidwell, who was quite i'll, is
convalescent.
| Mr.. Frank Hill is confined at homo OF
account of sickness.
Capt. Bean has received bill of lading
for the two new cars.
Rev. Mr.. Stubbins breaches at the NJ. E
Church tomorrow evening.
The little daughter of Prof. T. 8. Nobl.
is reported to be quite sick.
| Mr.. Johnnie Graefe now has charge o
McClain's Newport coal business.
Charter Oak Lodge, X. of p, visited
! Guiding Star Lodge Wednesday night.
Mr.. Ed. Ullery crushed his hand in
printing press in Cincinnati yesterday.
The NJ. E. Sunday-school announces {
picnic for June 26th, at Parker's Grove.
Communion services at the Presbyterian
Church tomorrow, Rev. Mr.. Irwin pre-
siding.
Mr.. Samuel Taylor's little boy died Thurs
day, and its twin sister is lying at the poin
of death.
Drs. Dawson, Schoolfeld and Ratsfor,
were to perform an operation to-day OF
Mrs. Thomas Jones, who is lying at tn
point of death from cancer.
, REAL estate TRANsFER.-John G. Ram
sey, of Dayton, to Sarah Jones, trustee 0
Adeline McKline, parts OF Lots 1877 and 1S
in Dayton, in Burton Hazen's addition
$3.50.
The German Workingmen's picnic a
Clark's Grove to-day was fine success
4 Preceded by the Dayton Cornet Band th;
procession, which was one OF very hand
some appearance, f,rmed in front Of thei