The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-04

will hold social this week, provided n
committee" can be obtained. Like that
"one vote" we hear 50 much talk about,
tits hard to find.
The Board OF County Commiss oners
under the new law will re0rganlz9 to-
day by electing President for the en-
suing year. Commissioner Longs time
expired, but being reelected will take
his seat tomorrow.
A handsome silver and gold plated
trumpet to be voted to the most popular
fire company in the Department of this
city, at the X. of p. Fair, to be held dur
ing the holidays, is now on exhibition at
L. V. HowelPs, Oh High street.
Mrs. Corwin, formerly resident of
this city, and mother-in law to Alex. w
Scott, died Saturday at the residence of
the latter, at New Lexington, o. The
remains are expected here to-day. Mrs.
| CorWln was the mother OF Miss Hattie
Dunlevy and Mrs. Dr.. Steel, who are ex-
pected here to-day from the West.
LUDLOW. KY.
st. Joseph's Society of St. Bonita
cius Church held an election for officers
| yesterday, which resulted in the choice
OF the following named gentlemen: Pres
| ident, John Z. Day; Vice President,
Frank Grause; Financial Secretary, II .
B. Dierkus; Corresponding Secretary,
B. Bernholt; Treasurer, Henry Heilers; !;
Collector, Joseph Schromier; Standard
BeareE b. Lempker.
The election for city and ward Off
GERS held on last Saturday resulted as
follows: President of Council, j. A.
Savage, 127; City Treasurer, S. j..
| Hedges. Ill; Assessor and Collector.
John Wesner, 96; Thos. Venn, ir., Al,
| Councilmen-First Ward, Ed. Plummer,
| IS; j. V. Leonard, II; T. l.. Grovenor, A..
| Second Ward-J. IL. Birkenkamp, 81;
Gilbert Horton, II; VIM. Venn. 2. Third
Ward-Henry Barr, 81; L. 2. Bently, 16;
Frank Evans, /. Fourth Ward-Geo.
Whippe, 10; M. Ii. Bently, 12; G. Will
| iam,, 3. Messrs. Jewett, lhOs. Har-
wood, j. Mcbride and A. b. Clusen were
re-e ecLed School Trustees without op-
| position. The election was unusually
quiet. The very cold weather is said to
| be the cause OF the light vote.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Hon. j. q. S. Blackburn and family
have gone to Washington.
Captain Atchinson, of the night watch,
is suffering from bruises received by q
fall on the icy pavement.
! Up to Saturday noon one could see
persons who had not yet ALTO sether re-
covered from their Thanksgiving opos-
sum and turkey and.
Rev. Gray, minister OF the Independ-
ent ColOred Baptist Church, on Main
street, has been arrested on warrant
charging him with unIawiully injuring
| the property Of the aforesaid sanctuary.
We almost forgot to mention the grand
social hop given by the "HoDrew Pleas
ure Circle" on Thanksgiving evening at
Bradley's Hall. 1t was one of the ele-
CANT social affairs OF the season.
CALIFORNIA. o.
Preparations are making for the holi-
| days.
Quite an increase in the attendance OF
California NJ. E. SabDath.school yester-
day.
Edward Rilea fell from the top of the
Cincinnati and New Richmond omnibus
last Saturday evening, and was seri-
ously injured.
DAYTON, KY.
The Centennial Dancing Club, an Or
ganization composed Of some OF the best
young people of the city, and whose en-
| tertainments are always characterized
| by good order and enjoyment, will give
party at Nolte's Hall Wednesday eve
ming, December 20.