The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-21
Personal Paraoraphs.

Miss Millie Fisher, of Amelia Ohio, Il
lying dangerously i'll.
Jadge d. X. Este is to-day celebrating
his ninetieth birthGaly.
Lou. j. Beauchamp, OF the Hamilton
Tri- Weekly Courier, is in the city.
Captain Walsh doesn't seem likely to
suffer much from that investigation.
g. D. Mansfield, one OF Uncle SAINT
paymasters, is looking at Cincinnati to
day.
President Fitzgerald still seems very
much inclined to fight of that $780,
bond ordinance.
Schubert, the Gazette's informant re.
garding the Newport Barracks voters,
doesn't show up.
Hon. A. G. Thurman was in the
United States Court today, attending to
some legal transactions.
Mrs. f. II. Whitman and Miss L. L.
Whitman, of this city, have taken up
their residence at the Burnet House.
Geo. w. TAFT, Esq, of the extensive
New Orleans commission house OF Geo.
w. TAFT & Co., is in the city, stopping at
the Grand Hotel.
President Henderson, the efficient
head of the Exposition Board, is visit
ing the Centennial grounds and build
| ings at Philadelphia.
Mr.. Otto Singer, Cincinnatrs great
musical director, has given up The idea
| locating in Philadelphia. Cincinnati
| s his permanent nome.
Mrs. E. l.. Comstock, a noted temper
ance worker OF Michigan, is in the city.
| She will address the Women's Christian
Temperance Union tonight.
Phil. Klehborth, that popular Four
teenth ward Councilman, filled City
Clerk Rohner's position at the meeting
of the Board yesterday afternoon.
Councilman Bauer. of the Fifteenth
ward. Will have the thanks of every citi-
zen for his move yesterday in favor of
signals for dangerous holes in the
| streets.
| Thomas. A. Cassidy, Esq, of the we'll
known boot store firm of Sernple, Reno &
Cassidy, arrived from the East yester-s
day, accompanied by his bride, and is
stopping at the Grand Hotel.
Mrs. H. NJ. T. Cutler, NJ. D., formerly
a Professor in the Cleveland Homeo-
pathic College, has returned from trip
to Paris, and is visiting friends in the
city.
Mr.. W H. Beall, the efficient Mayors
clerk, is to-day engaged in issuing dog
licenses by the cart load, and with an
agility and rate of speed that would
"make dog laugh" 1t will, however,
Be-all right when the dogs get their pa-
pers.
Capt. Ryan, of the Knights of St.
James, won large number Of friends
for himself and his knights at EXPOSE
tion Hall last night. The CAPTAIN and
the knights are popular everywhere.
Herman Lackman, Esq, the popular
SiXth-streeJ brewer, is likely to get that
gold-headed cane at the Orphans Festi-
val at the Exposition building. At least,
he is now ahead, but Mr.. Schneiders
friends say they are coming in heavy on
the home run.
Councilman Abblhl, the guardian of
the i eventh-ward property-hold has
taken a step to ward checking unneces-
sary use Of water for ornamental lakes.
He thinks, very properly, that if 5000, 900
worth of bonds are needed for the Water
works they should be economically ham
died.
Squire Johnson is confident OF success
in his fight for the Justices office. He
says all he wants is justice, and just as
sure as he gets justice he will be Justice
just as he was before. Justice is sup
posed to be the correct thing, and it is
1evidently what johnson and Bechman
are both after. -,