The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-05

collector of water z rents for this |
city, and at the present writing it is i'm
possible to state the amount he has col (
lee ed and failed to turn over to the1ity |
Treasurer. Some state that the aflortift
runs up asliigh as $500, but until tile Vari-
GUS parties whom he had bills to collect
from are seen the exac1 amount can not be
stated. Mr.. Philip Haas, Sr., father
of the young man, i'll conversation
with a STAR reporter this morning
stated that the city would not ltse cent;
the amount. But it is hoped that Philip
will turn up shortly and make matters all
right
Miss Ida Pearson, of Eaton, is visiting Miss Ma
niie Tobbs, of thiscity.
The Hawthorne Club meets next monday at the
residence of Jas +. Campbell
Mrs. Beauchamp is 81 wly recovering from her
late severe attack of rheumatism.
Mrs Isaac Robertson is lying dangerously III Of
consumption, at her residence i'll the FIRST Waro.
In the case of Benjamin Hinkle against W. C.
Stephenson judgment IN faV0r OF plalntlH IOr
$1l 50 was rendered.
The shooting match by the members of the
Light Infantry has been postponed on account OF
the unpleasant weather.
The officers and members of Lone Star Lodge.
No. 30, X. of p, are requested to meet az Castie
Hall tomorrow night at 1850 O'Clock, lnfuil uni-
form.
The various st, eet crossings are alsno entirely
covered with mud and filth, and unless speedily
cleaned and scraped off will be inIpassabie during
the winter
Elder T. NJ. Wiles, of Connersville, Ind, win
as ist in conducting the religious meetings at the
Christian Church this week. He will preach to-
night for the fist time
The Womens Home and Foreign Missionary
Society of the United Presbyterian Church meets
Tomorrow afternoon at the residence OF Mlss
Martina Traber, FIRST Ward.
The Board of County Commissioners at their
meeting yesterday passed bills amounting to
$500, after which considerable amount of road
business Was transacted. 't.
Suit was Yesterday commenced by Peter Schwab
in the Common Pleas Court against the City OF
/ Hamilton, in which he claims 5000 damages by
reason OF the cutting off OF the Basin.
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Mr. C. NJ West is estimated to be worth s., ZOO, :
000-"in his mind"
The coal-house of Mr.. James Mullen was bur
glarized Tuesday night Pocel
Mr. VIM Major OF Covington, is visiting his
| brother, Rev. Father Major, of this city.
| The residence of NJ s. Plurket, on Mill street
was entered by burglars evening before last whu
stole lot of cloth ng, &c. III
The st. Nicholas was closed again yesterday
| owing 10 the many DlliS lot gas, nelp, IOOu, &C
that came in OH Mr. seelbach, who became dis
gusted and closed up for the secoIid time. 4.
Miss Alice Givens, a very beautiful and accom-
plisued young lady CT Lincoln County Eats u nited
| III marriage yesterday morning to Mr. McAfee: O
prominent lawyer OF Louisville. Miss Alice is the
daughter of Dr. Givens.
Dr.J. L. Burrows delivered very able address
to alarge and appreciative audience a. the Opera
house last Tuesday evening, i'll The interest OF the
Y. M, c, A.. ASH writer he gave unrnistakable eyi
dence of ability to handle the English language il
its power ~ d beauty, and as narrator OF event
he is possessed OF consuminate skill
DAATON. kY.
Charlie Thomas Grand Orchestra announces
ball for Christmas eve.
The Methodist Aid Society will assemble Mon
day night at the residence OF Mrs. Ii. st. John.
A meeting to take steps to organize Looge o
Good Templars will be held on Friday night il
the M. E. Chutch.
!. A city official very reasonably asks the question
why Council does not have the houses mum bered
, dnd the weights and measures inspected
A meeting viii be held at the residence of Mrs
KidWell, on Third street, III evening for til
purpose of recognizing the Mite Society AM
Reading Club Of the Baptist Church.
SPaklNGFlEAD, q.
The liabilities of Bacharach & Co., the Mar
street liquor dealers, are estimated to be abou
$1,000 Assets not yet known.
Piekpoeketsare working our markets One da
last week, While Mrs. SYKES of Limestone stree
was passing through the market, she had he
portemolnae, containing Sl5, taken from he
, pocket.
On Tuesday evening, December Sd, the marriag
ceremony of Mr.. Norman Clouse and Miss Susl
Jones was consummated Rev. Mr.. Sri ith tyin
the nuptial Knot. The affair was kept quiet o.
account OF a death recently in the family OF til
= groom. Miss Fannie ClorIse acted as bridesmai
and Mr.. M. Jones as groom. Prominent anon
the guests present were Mr.. and Mrs. Spragu III
Mr. and Mrs Foremat, Miss Logan, Mr.. +. "
Tmins, Miss Lily Hathaway and Mr.. F,W. Heffel
man. After the ceremony the guests atdoWn t
s a sumptnous repast; after which the happy groor
and beautiful bride received many congratult
tons 1t was late hour before the guests left fl
their homes, but when they did all were satisfie
that they had enjoyed the pleasantest evening {
their lives.
tBEILEvUE. ky.