The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-22

And put my little shoes away"
GORDON SHILMro has generously contrib
uted SO to the Police Relief Association .
Fund.
THE Brewers Association have adopted .
appropriate resolutions on the death of its
late member, Mr.. Charles Geisbauer.
JAMES KELLER of 244 Dayton street, was .
thrown out of his buggy yesterday and
badly bruised about the arms and legs.
THE residence of VIM. Neil, &c Dayton
street, was burglarized of $500 in money and
a gold watch and chain valued at $3.50.
- DR. LILIENTHALs Sabbath-school has for
warded $40 towards the relief of the suffer-
ers by the yellow fever in New Orleans.
THE Fleetwood, with one hundred and
fftv excursionists from Richmond, Nlr-
ginia, on board, is on her way to this city.
THE Nationals will hold their Congress
sional and County Convention at the High
land House Belvedere Monday, August 18th
HENRY A. NYE, a deck hand on the Belle
Martin, while painting the smoke-stack yes
terday fell and broke his leg. He was taken
to the Hospital.
W. H. CRAIG, young man from Shelby
Vile, Ind, was taken to the Hospital yes
terday by Officer Joe Sullivan. He is sui
fering from serious case OF fever
THE Board of Officers of the Chamber of
Commerce at their meeting yesterday con-
sidered several propositions for site on
which to build new Merchants Exchange.
THE Republicans of the Eighteenth Ward
have nominated George B. Cox for Council
man, in place of j. P Love, who sent in
his resignation, he preferring to be deputy
of Amor smith, Jr., in the Internal ReVe-
nue. Office.
WIN. PRICE and man called Monk, two
tolored roustabouts, got into quarrel over
game of cards yesterday at the Landing
which resulted in Price receiving severe
stab in the left side. He was taken TO the
Hospital but Monk escaped.
JOHN O'BREN and Frank Guynn engaged
in row at No. % Broadway yesterday.
Pistols were drawn and things began to
look serious when the officers intertered.
This morning O'Brien was fined 70 ana
Guynn sent out for three months.
A BURGLAR last Tuesday night effected an
entrance to No. 276 West Fourth street,
through a secOnd-story window, and sue
ceeded in finding a gold watch and cham
and a months wages belonging to Thomas
Smith, of the Marietta Railroad.
THE Cincinnati contributions to the Edu
cational DEPARTMENT at the Paris EXpOsltlor
arrived so late that they narrowly escapec
exclusion but through little prOmptnes'
on the part of our American juror they
have been examined, and will doubtless re
ceive awards,
JupGE Cox yesterday granted temporary
order restraining the Sheriff from proceed
ing to sell the furniture levied upon by Ger
tain Judgment creditors of the city In
ground Of the application was that the prol
erty was necessary to the proper dlscharg
of the governmental functions OF the CITY
AN excursion train will leave this cit.
on the Cincinnati & Eastern Railroad, OF
Sunday next, for trip through Clermon
and Brown Counties, The train Will leaV
the Little Miami Depot at a. NJ, ana, re
turning, leave Winchester, the terminus Is.
the trip at p. IN. Fare Tor round tfll
81 TO-
THE Ohio Amateur Press Association
which held q meeting at Hamilton yeste
duy. and among other business transacte
the following officers were elected: W, n
CARRIER. First Vice President; J. NJ. krame
Second Vice President; Secretary, }: \
Fnch Treasurer, s. J. Letter; Official Ed
tor A. L. Stewart; official organ, Composer
Stick, Ripley, Ohio. The next meeting WI
be held at Dayton.
THE Trustees of Green, Springfel
symmes Columbia Sycamore and Mi
creek townships met the County lntirma
Directors yesterday, and effected the folio
ing settlements: Green Township-A,mou
Of bills presented, $l46 81 amount above
s12G 90 Springfield Township-Amount
bills presented, $446 95; amount aioWe
1892 Symmes Township--Amount Of b1
presented $26; amount allowed, $50. |
| II; A ,11n
$37 5O amount allowed, $40 so. Sycamc
ownship--Amount presented, $23S
amount allowed, $l9l IS. Millcreek Tow
ship--Amount presented, $50 60; amou
allowed $40 60.
The Gang Dismissed.
The ten Young men who were arrested /