The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-03

wear the usual badge of mourning Tor
thirty days, and that we will in a body
attend the funeral Of our late friend and
associate.
"BEN. 8. DRAKE, Chairman.
&C. NJ. HENDRICKS, secretary
LUDLOW. KY.
], III, Berkencamp is renovating his
popular place of business.
The OHIO r yer bridge of the G. S. r.
r. will be Tested ON the 18th of this
month sure.
1t is rumored that Mr.. Laurence
Flickinger will soon open q saloon at
the old stand, corner of Elm and Kenner
sbreets.
At the last meeting of Council Mr..
John Grace called the attention OF that
body and HIS Honor Mayor Williams to
the delay made in collecting the Judg-
ments against some of the bondsmen of
the late N. Ochsner.
The Grade Committee of Council over
stepped their authority in the contract
awarded Joseph Leighner to clean the
River Road, and was rather torcibly re-
minded of the same at the last meeting
OF the Honorable Body.
BELLEVUE. KY.
Mr.. Will. Spencer will deliver his fare
well speech on temperance In Bellevue
tomorrow night, at which time the
ScuoOl Hall will doubtless be crowded.
Mr.. Spencer has given up his situation
iu Cincinnati, and has taken the stump
as a national speaker. A field Of labor
has been opened lor him III the interior
of this state by the managers of this
movement. Many persons regret Wills
leaving, and among them are several
young ladies.
The Mite Society of the NJ. E. Church
met last evening at the residence or
| Mayor West. The house was crowded
| ana the evenings entertainment was en-
lj0yeu by all those present. The recita-
LiOns OIL Mr.. Charles Ewing were good,
as also the street-Yender Of Mr.. Spencer.
MIR. Mcdonald, Of Cincinnati, sang a
song which was well received. The
| readings Of Mir. Frank Wentworth were
gwen in q manner which pleased all.
The singing was splendid, and was kept
up with Yigor. The company separated
Az a late uour. Next meeting at the resi-
| deuce OF Mr. Balance.
HAMILTON.
P. Ii. Gilbert, the undertdker, ia slow
| ly recovering.
| The Petit Jury were discharged yes
terday ill Monday morning at O'Clock.
| Street Commissioner Krebs has
ready shot tfty-iour raobits this season,
and this, he says, is only a small begin.
ming.
| Alex. Miller, indicted for burglary and
| larceny, yesterday pleaded gully and
| was sentenced to one year i'll the Peni-
tentiary.
| Application was yesterday made by
| Israel Carr 10! the appointment Ol
| Executor of the estate OF Melissa Carr
| deceased
| VIM. Lefar, for several years con-
| nected with the U. s. Express Office,
this city, yesterday severed his connec
tion with the Company.
| Mr.. Stanberry, agent for the Miam
| Valley Insurance Company, WAS in the
city Yesterday, looking AFTER the Com
pany's interest in the Gait House fire.
A compromise was yesterday effected
| in the case of Samuel L'Hommedieu
against Nicholas Curtis, by L. 'nomme-
dleu taking a Judgment amounting tt
$1,000.
| Criminal Court commences Monday
! VITA but one OF The cases assigned for
that day, for trial-that of Byers fol
cutting with intent to kill-the others
having entered their pleas of guilty aut
received sentence.
An injunction was yesterday allowed
in the case of L. l.. Crider against James
Flaherty, restraining de enaant from II g.
gotiating GER ain promissory notes paid
by Crlder TO Flaherty for certain lands
in Kansas, which proved u fraudulent
transaction.
Yesterday a prisoner in the County
JAN wrote letter to a woman in Gin
cInnati, and it is presumed did moi
know the prison rules in reference TO the
reading OF all letters before tney are
mailed, told her to send him tools, es
pecially saw with which to try tt
make his way out and escape. He is
about to be sent to The PeuitentiAry
having just received one years sen
tence.
CALIFORNIA, o.
Preaching sunday night at the NJ. E
Church al L. Nj. Rev. Mr. Vance VIII
occupy the pulpit.
Special singing at the NJ. E. Churcl
Tomorrow afternoon at 4 p. NJ. Gen
erul invitation extended.
The mat er OF incorp lration is assum.
ing deinl,e shape. The preliminary
steps Will be taken at once.
Members of the NJ. e. Sunday-schoo
will please be prompt in their attend
ance. Officers should especially b.
prompt.
Mr.. Horace Smith, teacher of th
Young Ladies' bl. Glass in the NJ. E
SlbbatH-school, will deliver Il lecture t,
uhe school tomorrow at IL A. M.