The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-06
FROM POINTS AROUND.

= OOND AELL.-lue ueuicasioA oA ~
Bond Hill Presbyterian Church Will take
place Tomorrow afternoon at O'CLOCK
Rev. Z. ID. Morris, d. D.. OF Lane SEM
mary, and Rev. o. A. Hills, OF Clncn-
natl, will participate in the exercises
DAYTON, KY.-There will be preach
ing at the Presbyterian Church every
evening next week. Rev. Mr.. Worrell,
of Coyington, oficiates, assisted by
other clergymen who will be present a
part Of the time.
Service is now held at the Episcopal
Church at o'clock every Sabbath after
noon instead OF the evening, as hereto
tore. There is also service at IL O'Clock
in the morning. Preaching on both oc-
casions by Kew. Mr.. Elwell, the pastor.
HAMILTON.-Hog cholera is taking
off large numbers of hogs throughout the
county. Hon. Peter Murphy has lost
some tifty-three head from the disease.
Night patrolman George Zoller yester-
day rendered his resignation to the
Mayor, which was accepted.
Thursday night, Christ. Doll, OF Col
linsville, lost his dwelliug-house with its
contents and his years crop OF tobacco
The funeral of Jacob Schwab took place
Yesterday afternoon from Zion church.
Quite gay wedding came off Thurs
day evening, at the residence of Mr.. Asa
Shuler, Third ward. The contracting
parties were Mr.. Harry Lashhorn and
Miss Angellne Shuler.
Yesterday morning George Sehwab left
his home near Amanda with the inten-
tion OF coming to Hamilton to attend the
funeral OF his brother Jacob, and just as
he reached the station at Trenton, where
| lie expected to take the train, he was at
tackled with apopleXy and died soon
after.
The following shows something of the
: Indebtedness OF the city OF Hamilton, as
cleaned from papers in the Auditors
office: Gross amount of debts unpaid in
the city, $56, ,4sO 36; amount of means
provided Tor the payment of same.
1886 54; net amount of debts, $37, 423 ~,
City bonds issued Tor Indebtedness un-
/. der ordinance of the City Council: OF
these bonds, $4,000 were issued for steam
i, fire-engines, and $4,000 issued for pay
ment OF tire.alarm telegraph. These
bonds all bear eight per cent. interest.
Means provided for payment by taxa
zion under the municipal code. Date OF
maturity runs from March 2, 1874, to
! December 8, 1876.
Common Pleas-In the case of Jacoby
q Caldwell VS.. Jas. Morris ami others,
% judgment of $i71 70 rendered in favor oil
plaintiff.
In the case of John Benzinger VS..
- Alex. Nj. Hail, judgment OF $476 in favor
Of plaintiff.
In the case Of Susannah Staab vs.. The
, City OF Hamilton, the motion by plaintitl
to strike out certain portions Of defend
ants answer was OVerruIed.
Mr.. Cal. Brewer, a former Hamilto
.nian, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Irene Thomas returned to Mid
dletown yesterday, much 10 the regret o.
her many Hamilton friends.
LEXINGTON, KY.-Mr. Harvey Pigg
: residing on Broadway, was on Thursday
declared a lunatic and sent 10 the Asy
lum.
The call for citizens ticket meets
with general favor from all except the
city gfabbers.
DR.. Chinn can cure supposed lockjaw
and spasmodic religion with hartsA0rn
The experiment was tried upon TWO col.
ored women in the County jail one even.
ing this week. The patienus are well
now,
II. T. Cheek, wearied with the stagna.
tfon OF business here,n gone to Frank
fort.
Capt. John r. Cleary gave as his rea-
son iOr allowing the drunmers to come
here thai "Ae did not want to discrimln-
ate against the poor man." Captain
Cieary is discriminating against every
poor man, woman and cnild in Lexlng.
ton by upnOldimg the store rate sysGe III,
a heavy burden, borne chiefly by tine
poor. Those VINO are not poor purchase
their goods III cities where such levies
as.store rates do not exist. How long
Wilt take captain Cieary and his Col.
leagues 10 lind this outf
Tne cassie name OF editor Rothacker
.is still at the head OF the Lexington Dis
patch.
Anumber of the graduates oil Prince
ton College paid their respects To Rev.
DR.. McCosn on Thursday evening, at the
residence OF Judge w. b. Kinkead.
An interesting musical party was he Id
on Thursday evening at The residence oI
Mr.. Josepn Holencamp, ON Constitution
street. The performers on the piano.
forte acquitted themselves with almost
- celestial II. ct.
The residents Of Irishtown have no
more putlic accommodation than i. they
lived OutsIde the city limits. A gas
lamp or sidewalks are unknown to them,
although They nave Deen asking for them
the past thirty years. The City Fathers
do not think it necessary TO show any
Kindness TO these people, Knowing their
ddelity to the Democracy 40 matter
which way the wina blows.
eli the City Council enforced the co W
ordinance they would lose 40 Demo-
cratic v0tes." So says crafty COuh-
Gilman now who votes The cows or their
owners.
The regular monthly meeting of the
City Council was held on Thursday
evening. Very little business MAS
transacted beyond the reading OF the
stereotyped monthly reporls OF officers
and pensioners. Although there was
. much SAID about retail drummers VINO
are, In the language of Capt. John Boyd,
numbering the business OF the Lexing-
ton mercbants," yet nothing was done
with the Nexed question, save that here.
after these drummers are TO he known
as peddlers, and licensed as such,
Captain Treacy took lively interest
In the matter, expressing himself In ia
yor Of the democratic doctrine of free
trade and sailors rights" No doubt the
shrewd Captain was thinking of the au-
proachiBg election while uttering these
Did party sentiments. A committee con-
sisting OF Messl s.. .Breckinrldge, Bradley
aud woodruff WAS appointed ON revising