The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-05

the train from Louisville. They were
| Inferred in the cemetery Monday eve
ming, followed by large number OF
friends. DR.. Allen was at one time
Medical Superintendent of the Lexmg-
ton Lunatic Asylum.
PARIS, KY.
j.. j. DarnalI, ex-edltor OF the Car
Isle Mercury, was i'll the city yester-
day.
James Cline, formerly Government
stOrekeeper at White a. AIexander's
| distillery, has been transfer ed TO Ber-
ry's drstiilery, in Frankfort, Ky.
The entertainment by Miss Helen
Potter on Monday night was success
i'll every particular. The house was
lcfowded, and every one went away
| pieaeed. The receipts were $l48 80. Miss
Potter received $l00.
The three hands ONE re licences ere cted
on Elm street by Mrs. Duncan and pre-
senLed by her to her daughl ers-Mrs. j.
X. Force, Mrs. W Z. Chambers and Mrs.
ten. II. Beh-are completed, and add
greatly TO the appearance OF that part Of
the city. Mrs. Duncan also presented
to her daughter, Mrs. William al. Tay-
lor, fifty acres OF land near town.
HAMILTON.
W. FL. Harr was yesterday appointed
administrator of the estate or Frank
KUsch, deceased.
Tne Visiting Committee appointed by
the Board OF Education visited the Yari-
Gus school-roOms yesterday.
The special election for a Justice OF
the Peaue for Hamilton Township will
he held Thursday, December 70.
Miss Jessie Snider and her friend Miss
Jones yesterday returned to the Oxford
Female College, after short visit at
home.
Those receiving orders on the CITY
Treasury for work done on the streets
will have to hold Lh EN- until next mouth.
as there are no funds with winch to re-
deem them.
Yesterday Sheriff Thomas, under an
order OF the Court, sold the gray stallion
ana black mare, the property of John z.
Farley, at public sale. The stallion was
SOLD to IL Mr.. Patterson for the low sum
OF S4OO, and the mare to IL. L. Morey
for 500.
There Will be q meeting of the ladies
at the CAildren's Home Friday next,
called for the purpose of sewing and
preparing clothing Ior the little ones.
Tue managers earnestly desire all ladies
VINO nave Lhe welfare OF the Home and
lts inmates al heart TO meet with them
friday morning or afternoon.
In the case OF Jonathan Easter against
Eliza Easter, administratrix, Ell al, il
was ordered by the Court that the First
n atlonal Bank Of Hamilton transfer to
the plaintiff certificate of deposit for
$l 700 in any manner that he may elect,
II being found that Adam Easier, de-
ceased, only held the same in trust in
the First National Bank for plaintiff.
Frank Harrings, an employe in the
yard OF the o., Il. g. ID. Railroad, yester-
day, while engaged in making up a train
badly Injured his right foot. He was
taken to the residence OF his mother and
medical aid Immediately procured. He
VIII be disabled for some weeks. For
tunately he held an accident policy in
the Traders Insurance Company which
enti les him to $40 a week.
Mr.. John Devening and his wife cele-
brated the third anniversary of their
marriage at their home, on West Sixth
street, Cincinnati, last evening. Mr.. ID. |
mas been Tor years connected with the |
O., Ii. 81 D. r. r., and needs no introduce
tion to The travelling public. The occa-
sion WAS most happy one. Although
without were dark clouds and rain, no
gloom was permitted TO come within the
charmed circle Of the dance and social
pleasure,