The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-18

in Cincinnati, the people of this city are
fearful of their dead here. =,
Lexington is to have another National
Bank. The banking house of J. b. Wilgus
q Co. will shortly be turned into said insti-
tuition.
Extensive repairs are going on at the
Colored Methodist Church, on Upper street.
When complete it will have cost the
brethern $1,000.
The change of time on the K. c. R. R.
will cause the delivery of the STAR in this
place to be somewhat later. The train
arrives now at 6:35 p N.
Thirteen prisoners, who have been con-
victed at the present term of the Circuit
Court, were on Saturday sentenced by
Judge Hunt to the penitentiary.
'IIoI to the harvest field away,
Gather your handful while you may!'
This is the song ON the farms this week.
Some time ago a negro man named Fon-
telrOy for an attempted outrage upon a
white woman was sentenced to ten years in
the County Jail. Should he serve his time
out, il will cost the county 60 cents per day,
or a good round sum for his board and
lodging
An old negro man, who has for some
years been suffering with cancer on his face,
and at the same time endeavoring to main
ain himself by The manufacture and sale of
brooms carried by him from house to house;
was forced in this charitable and Christian
city of ours, to take out peddler's license,
which cost the poor man $40.
OXFORD, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will. Ballenger, of Liberty,
Ind, spent Sunday in Oxford.
Mrs W. H. Thomas, of Cincinnati, is Wis
iting Mr.. P. D. Matson and family.
The examinations at the Western Female
Seminary commenced this morning.
Mr.. F. D. Davis is putting up residence
at the corner of Main and Spring streets.
Drs. G. w. and G. J. Keely, of Oxford,
have been elected to the Faculty of the Ohio
Dental College
Persons who get up bogus programmes
should not be fools enough to give them
selves free blow.
The M. e. Sabbath-school intend having
an excursion to the National Soldiers Home
at Dayton, o., in few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs Harry PEBBLES, of Cincin-
natl, and Mrs. James Fiskin, of Hamilton
are in town, the guests of Mr.. S. c. Richey
and lady.
HAMILTON.
A steady rain fell all day yesterday.
The Board Of County Commissioners met
yesterday as Board of Equalization.
DR.. L. M. Griffis is having put up fine
new iron fence in front of his residence on
Ludlow street.
Subscribers for the STAR will hereafter be
furnished with the second edition, which
makes the delivery somewhat later in the
evening" but gives the news of the day
much more completely.
The funeral of Mrs Emma Smith, wife of
James B. Smith, will take place tomorrow
morning at o'clock from her late resi-
dence on Heaton street. Services by Rev.
G. Ii. Dart, of the M. E. Church.
DAYTON. KY.
Council met last night in regular session.
In the absence of the Clerk, Mr.. A. A. Win
ter was appointed Clerk pro tenn. A COM
munication was received from the School
Board demonstrating against the appropria-
ton made for school purposes. Messrs
Joering, Reid and Winter were appointed
as a committee to confer with the School
Board upon the matter. The same commit
tee was empowered to investigate the pro-
ceedngs of the Board of Equalization.
The bonds of the City Treasurer were ac-
cepted.
The resignation of James Harris, member
from the First Ward, was accepted, in view
of his removal from said ward, and an
election to fill the vacancy ordered for June
29th.
w. M. Donaldsons bill of $100 for print
ing city bonds was ordered paid.
Council adjourned
IAN unknown tramp, who refuses to give
any name and attempts to play the insanity
dodge was arrested and arraigned before
the Mayor this morning ON charge of COM
mitting an indecent assault upon Mrs. Win
ston who had been to the residence of Mr..
Abbott and was on her way home. Her
loud cries brought assistance in time to save
her. The villain was arrested and handed
over to the Marshal. Previous to his as
sault on Mrs. Winston he made indecent
advances towards several young ladies who
fled but did not give sufficient alarm to
cause his arrest. He claims to be from War