The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-20

which the following standing commit
tees were announced:
Finance-Wm. NJ. Donaldson, James
NJ. Harris, NJ. Banks.
Law-Wm. Tieman, Jr., VIM. Donald
son, j. NJ. Harris.
Streets-John Reid, Geo. H. Schaffeld,
John A. Daily, VIM. Tieman, Jr.
Poor. W. Banks, John Reid, Geo.
q. Schatfeld, Louis Kueven.
Prinling-Louis Kueven, j. w. Banks,
John A. Daily.
Jail-John A: Daily, Louis Kueven,
Geo. Ii. Schaffeld.
The bond of the new Assessor, Au-
gust Wuller, in the sum of $1,000, with
The names of Fred. Bode and Geo. II.
Sehafeld, was presented and approved
On motion, the election OF the City
Attorney anu the Street Commissioner
was deferred until the next meeting.
LEXINGTON, KY.
Confirmation WAS administered to
about tiity-lour children here ON Sun
day.
Mr.. Mike Hays is ON a visit to his
brothers i'll this city. Mr.. Hays just
arrived from Ireland Saturday night,
and is a very interesting and genial
gentleman.
Last Saturday being st. PatricRs
Day and lrelands National Holiday,
the Irish societies that were TO turn out
met in St. PauPs Churchyard and
marched into the Church at 9:45 A. M.
Mass was celebrated by Rev. Father
Cook and the panegyrlc on ST. Patrick
pronounced by Rev. Father Beckkers,
IN which he spoke of the eminent zeal,
steadtast faith and great lauors OF the
ha m
Ties formed in procession, headed by
Mr.. Il. Anglin as Marshal, VINO was fol-
lowed by the l. N. b. A. Band, playing
The national airs of Ireland. 1t is,weu
to say here that this band is composed
OF young men, and is the best band In
Central kenJncky. The societies next
followed, with Mr.. M. Hays riding on q
superb black horse, he being Assistant
Marshal. After marching tArough the
city they gathered in front of the
church door, where they were addressed
by Gen. John B. Huston, Col. W. q. Z.
Breckinridge, Gen. Preston and B. A..
Graham, after which the crowd dis
persed.
At night banquet was given in the
st. Nicholas Hotel by the 1. L.,Associa-
ton. Mr.. Selbacht, the proprietor OF
the hotel, knew exactly what they
wanted, and gave them one of the best
suppers ever gwen in Lexington. At
halt-past the crowd was called from
the elegant parlors Of the hotel to the
dining hall, where everyone ate, drank
and made merry. Toasts were given
and responded to in the most graceful
and becoming manner. Music was had,
vocal and instrumental, and the per-
former OF the instrumental can not be
n mi q nH hn % To
ability and execution; she is well known
for her musical attainments, and de-
serves every bit of her celebrity. All In
all, 1T was the grandest thing in the way
of a banquet gwen in this city for many
years, and VIII be remembered by the
members of the l. l.. A. with pleasure.
AT IL O'Clock the crowd adjourned, and
all went home delighted and elated WI th
their evenings entertainment.
HAMILTON. ,-
Judge W. c. Cochran is spoken of as a
candidate for Mayor.
Henry Fuchtling has gone East to look
after his spring stock OF dry goods.
Mrs. Rankin, returned missionary
from China, will lecture Tomorrow eve-
nlng in the lecture room OF the First
Rresby terian Church.
On and after tomorrow, the 20th inst,
the afternoon mail for Cincinnati will
close at O'clock instead of 3 o'clock as
heretofore, and the mail from Dayton
and the North Will arrive at z. NJ. in-
stead of A. NJ.
The Board of County Commits sioners
met yesterday. james Schenck pre-
sented bond No. 180 for 500 for pay
ment of principal and interest, which
was ordered paid. Allowances were
made several parties on transcripts.
The present week will be unusually
attractive in the way of entertainments; !;
Thursday night the Mrs. Weller benefit,
and Saturday night East Lynne by the
Grand Opera-house Company. Botn en-
tertainments Will be given at the Opera
Hail. 81 "
A young man named William Kouth
was severely injured Saturday i'll Sni-
der's paper mill. While cleaning the
form on which rests the calenders, his
right arm was caught between couple
oil revolving cog wheels. Fortunately the
bone was not broken though the flesh
was badly torn. DR.. kirkpatrick
dressed Lhe wound. ,,
Another-break down occurred yester-
day ON the Suspension Bridge. This
time it was a wagon heavily loaded
with sacks lot grain. The wheels
caught between the irons of the street
railway, which caused the accident
Who is responsible for the emphatic
language used on these particular oc-
caslons? The subject is weighty one.
From City Marshal David Riley's
report for the eleven months ending
Feb. 2S, we glea1 the following in re-
lation TO the City Prison and prisoners: :
Total number committed, 652; total cost,
$3.50 "a; total Marshal costs collected
ana paid into the Treasury, 1896 80;
number OF prisoners bound over, 48 !;
number arrested tor drunkenness, 392;
disorderly, 176; suspicion, AZ; arson, 8,
CALIFORNIA, OHIO.
Mrs. Joseph Mccullough is reported
being little better.
The coming Township Convention
promises to be stormy.
1t looks now as though the foundry
will 10 to Lawrenceburg, Indiana, in
stead of to Columbia. Tnat it will be
removed is almost absolutely certain.