The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-09


lie schools was held last evening and
the following drawn up in regard to the
resignation of Mr.. OlhaOer:
"Whereas, 1t seems 10 us but right
when gentleman whose public spirit
and interest in the welfare of the COM
munity induces him TO accept an Office
OF sponsibility, involving OnerOus du-
Ties, tor which there Is no pecuuiary or
any other compensation, that on losing
his vaiuable services some expression
OF appreciation and regret is due to him
and to ourselves;
"rherelore, We resolve to express to
Mr.. Olhaber our SORROW at The loss of so
efficient and wise Director of our
schools, and so just and kind a friend
to the teachers.
"ResOlved, That we offer him our sim
cere good wishes for his health, pros
perlly and happiness, hoping his life OF
usefulness will he prolonged to the Ut
most eXLeuJ.H
DAYTON, KY.
Work will be resumed on the dummy
track as soon as more ties can be had.
Miss Kate Stamper arrived home last
evening, alter u pleasant trip through
Southern Ohio, visiting friends.
A man named Meyers was severely
injue /, n sht before ast, by being jUlled
of his wagon on the railroad track.
Pretty little school girls are busily
engaged, before and after school, max
ing collections for the purpose of pur-
chasing new bell.
Marshal Stamper reports business in
his line as uncommonly dull. He has
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several warrants in his Possession,
though, for evil doers.
Mr.. w. NJ. Donaldson writes us to
correct the impression that he was
about to remove his establishment to
Dayton. He says: "Our present lease
is good for eight years more, which we
have no desire to dispose of, and Its ter
mutation is too far in the future for us
to think Of any changes"
HAMILTON.
Miss Lizzie Kessling, da lighter of Mr.,
Henry Kessling, died yesterday of con-
sumption.
The ladies OF the first Presby terian
Church give social this evening IN the
lecture room.
Captain Phillips, VIM. Pau and other
members OF the Thirty-second Degree
lett last night for Cincinnati to take
part III the working of that Degree.
The following marriage licenses were
Yesterday issued: Geo. W. Getnard ana
Martha B. Page; William L. HoeI and
Anna Z. Byers; Geo. b. E,lenner and
Kate Flsner.
The jury in the case of James Byers,
indicted and tried Tor cutting with in.
tN II bat,
four hours returned verdict of guilty
OF cutting with intent to kill, as charged
in the second count.
Yesterday morning boy named Con-
roy, while enueAvoring to fill bucket
with slops al the Miami distillery, just
south of the city, fell into tub of hot
sl0p. His cries attracted the atlou ton
OF man, who was passing along the
road, and who ran to his rescue. Tie
little fellow was badly scalded, lhe'skin
coming of when the clothes were re-
moved.
LUDLOW. KY.
The great test is over. Now for foot
ways Oh the bridge, that Will enable us
to reach CIncinnatl-our regular mar
ket-at all seasons.
Jack Miller, of GEORGETOWN, Ky., and
his fireman, Mr.. Berry, Of Ludlow, had
the honor OF running the first engine
over the Ohio River Bridge of the Gin
cinnati Southern Railway, at the test
last Thursday.
Mr.. John Gravenor is urged to run for
Assessor aud Collector. The First
Warders think George Walmer good
man tor Council If he can be induced to
accept q reelection. Messrs.
Edward Hunt and John Wesner are
spoken of III the Second Ward, while the
great Third ls industriously noising the
names of Messrs. L. p. Bentley, NJ. r.
GraVenor aud James Nixon, the pres
ent incumbent, as suitable men to go to
Council. And last, though not least, the
"Bloody Fourth" will, in due time, have
their regular quota oil ''martyrs," willing
to air their views In the City Leg sla-
ture. AT present the following gentle
men are prominently spoken OF: NJ. Ii.
Bentley, Mr.. Martin, John Grace (pres-
ent incumbent), ana =. &. Lean, all of
which we submit to an inuulgent constit-
uency, ana may the best men win.
LAWRENCEBURG. IND.
B. Frank Jones, OF olumbus, Indiana,
is the guest Of his brotheT-in-law, Chas.
Ferris, this week.
Perry Carter fingers in very pre-.
carious condition, and fears are enter
tained that he may not recover.
Presiding Elder l.. G. Atkinson moved
here from GreeHsburg yesterday, locat-
ing in the George Souler residence, on
Center street.
Mr.. Everett Clendenin has bought
out j. j. Smiths establishment. Mr.
smith will probably embark into bust
ness ut Ellzabethtown, Onio.
j.. j. Hazelrigg, U. s. Gauger, who has
been stationed ON duty here most of his
time during the past year, has made ar
rangements to assume charge of the
Greensburg Standard. He Will continue
on duty AS Gauger as usual.