The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-27
CONVICTION.

Pay your water-rent Tuesday and save a
dollar
Mr.. Geo. Howell was this morning ap-
pointed assignee of ]. II. Horner & Son.
Miss Anna Coatwell, of Ashland KY, is
the guest of Miss Anna Rogers, of Front
street.
The Merry Companions announce mas
guerade at Drexelius Hall on the 9th of
October.
Mr.. Joseph Hermes the Dennis Kearney
OF Covngton is still making lively can
vass for Congress-
All those interested in the organization
of a new Building Association are requested
to meet at 20 West Sixth street Monday
evening.
POLICE CoURr-James Mayden, drunk
ard disorderly, 81; Michael Crogan same,
$13; John Myrose, same, $l3; Geo. Willen,
same, $8.
Mrs. Lytle, lunatic, who resides on
Jackson alley, was arrested this morning
by Officers O'Hara and Bolan. She will be
tried for lunacy at the present term Of the
Court.
The marriage of Miss Lizzie Wirth, of
Bush street, and Mr. Henry Miller, of Tip
pecanoe, is set for next Wednesday. A re-
ception will be held after the ceremony at
the residence Of the bride.
Superintendent Glore this morning re-
ceived letter from J, M. Mack, President
of the Firemen's Relief Association, New
Orleans, announcing the receipt of $25 from
him, for which they rendered their thanks.
AT City Council last night the Water
works improvement question was argued
again with spirit. James M. Tsdale was
confirmed as Mayor pro tenn. The official
proceedings will be published in full in to-
morrow's STAR.
A pscatorial party composed of ftonsorial
Paul Rensoh, Squire Anton Harke and
Fred Roth, arrived home last night from
the headwaters of Brick yard River, having
Dutch alligator, which they captured after
hard struggle in the brick-yard pond.
The famous Widow O'Gorman passed
through the city this morning EN- route for
Chicago where she will be married to re-
tired knight of the green cloth. At the last
term of the Criminal Court in Boone
County the widow was mulcted for $4OO, and
six other indictment were presented against
her for keeping tippling house.
Col. Walter Cleary returned home this
morning from Chicago. The day is set and
the bride has ordered her trousseau from
Paris, France. Upon his arrival he was the
recipient of banquet at The Clinton Hotel,
in this city. He was also appointed as
signee in the following bankrupt cases by
Register Hamilton Jas. L. Brown, r. III.
Brewer and VIM. NJ Dayton, all in Mt. Oil
vet, Robertson County.
The following are the appointments made
nv the M " Conference al Shelbvville fer
Ills district. s x Hal, presiding Elder.
Scott-street Church G TAYLOR r 3 Ruck,
ner superintendent; Eleventh street
Church, 7. B Cook; Cynthiana D. S. Sed-
ton r. r Owen. Williamstown and lanes
CHANEL w w Smokes. Burlington T, d
Shaw, P. N. Burlington Superintendent;
Warsaw, 5. W. Spear; Worthwhile, E. II.
frosser, bracKeh' II. =, y. Wtlght' augusta
NM Pro0ksTille, .. ~. llBli1, oteWarts-
H. n m;ot reiilaae
tendenf American RibIe Society 7 & Saw
Rge. Germantown w TT Winter
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and ends at twilight to-morrow evening,
It is dated by the Jews 5639 and will he
properly observed in this city by our He
brew citizens closing their places OF busi-
ness. The Jews celebrate their New-year
festival (Roshhash-Shanah) at the beginning
OF the month, Tishri (September and Octo-
ner VIZ M ,'iSo S -, vLio t TLJ;
nS VI '"9 rt Siati,;.a te oeo nceiesi, ef
asIlIa. ihe u'5.i 4a uisneu ie"tui1s ~ . u lne
;n - hnrns j., ,;,h Tov;t;os u,
xiii, %. Preparatory to it, all accounts
are settled and debts paid as far as possible,
and tradesmen who can not nav their debts
are required 10 give up all their property
to their creditors On New-years day calls
are made upon friends, joyous greetings
are exchanged on the streets, DC.