The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-04

the many inquiries concerning the qualifications
OF voters at the city elections we herewith print
the law on the subject: ANY person who Is d
male citizen of the State of the age of twenty-one
years or over, and who shall have resided1n the
corperation one year, and in thesward where he
shall offer to vote one week previous TO the elec
tion, shall be qualified voter within the city"-
IlCity Charter, pages sec. 2. r
BELLEVUE, ky.
Mud is the word.
A grab bag md fish-pond will be two features
Of the Union Mite meeting tomorrow night al
Mrs. Hentz'.
The Improvement Committee should attend t.
the, ,idewalk short distance above Conrad Hahns
coal office. 1t is in frfghtful condition.
The regular Temperance meeting tonight will
be addressed by Mr.. Noyes of Cincinnati and Mr.
Thomas Teller of the same city, VINO has just re-
turned ON Indiana, and probably Mr.. Black, o
Dayton.
Rev. Mr.. Sanders preached an eloquent sermon
last night from he text published by VS. on Mon
day. He gave the reformed rators of the TEN
perance Army" to understand that the Church
was doing its duty in the good cause, and said il
was useless for those whose mouths the perfume
OF liquor had not yet left to spur the Church
in its duty. The reverend gentlemen will OH an
other occasion preach another direct semon OF
the tempe ance question
LEXINGTON, Ky.
Gentlemen, fix the pavements Some Of then
are in a deplorable cond ton
Al the Baptist Churches have services three
times on Sunday. We think two would be suili
cient. The various other churches have bit two
Mr.. Jack Simmonds received the other day al
English bulldog from n ir end in England, anC
now J lck wants to know il there Is any man il
town who wants to fight dogs.
Captain J. D. Haynes, of this city, will leave
about the first OF next week for Los Angeles. Cal
iforllia, where he will accept Il position from L.
BALDWIN on the Santerranatta ranch.
WI. ~. n
an Ulster COUNTY Gazette, published at Kingston
Ulster County, New York, by Samuel Greer d Son
and dated Saturday, January 4th. 1900. 1t is ii
mourning, and contains the death of General
George Washington, giving the names of the pail
bearers; when he died: between what hours, &c.
also, the different orders that attended the flu
neral.
SPRINGEIEID. O.
/ Oh melting snow, bad damp snow, ''.'
You come from above and disgust those below
s. Bacharach & Co.. the Main-street liquor deal
ers, made an assignment on Saturday.
Miss Kate G. Jordan, of Cincinnati, who has
been here during the past week visiting friends
returned home on Monday night.
Marshal Brown, of Newark. Ohio arrived in this
city on Monday afternoon, having in his ehax Ie
Louis Redmond, whom he arrested at Etna5on the
charge of stealing a horse, tine property OF a mar
named williamson, who hvesat West Jefferson.
The alarm from Box about 10 O'Clock last nigh
was for Il fire at Hauck's Cracker Works. No AZ
Washington street. Wood had been placed in the
ovens to dry and had in some manner taken fire
and some pieces falling from the oven had gnted
the floor Luckily, II was discovered in time, OIL
it might have resulted seriously for the building
and its Surroundings. which are of frame, and
with the troug wind of Inst night 1t would have
made healthy contlagraton. .-s-.. -..- ..-.--.,.
The following marriage licenses have been
granted by Probate Judge John G. Miller sinceoul
last report: Franklin NJ. LObaugh and Elizabeth
J. BangTt. Josiah kieof and Martha NJ. Fuller
James Click and Phoebe G. yan Meter. Samuel
Schwarm and Ella A. Petticrcw Aaron D. Crane
and Martha A. Cooper Ambrose IT, Hill and Alice
Barton. David Cress and Hannah Goings. Charles
Argab light and Ellen Lorton, Thomas j. Bob, and
Mary M. Lorton, George NJ Mcmahon and Eunce
7. Harrison, Norman Clouse and Susan A. Jones'
There were six issued that were ordered not pub
lished.
Police NoTEs when Michael Burns gets on
drunk then Rome does howl but it didn't how
lonS yesterday, t1r they ran him in suddenly. A
man named Harvey attempted TO tow away some
fruit from store on Market street but police
man appeared on the scene aud escorted him tC
the jail A young girl, agcn about seventeen, was
found on Tuesday morning at the Riiiroad House
in beHstly state Of intoxcation, and wher
brought before tie Mayor in the afternoon she be
came lmpudent, i'll consequence one lazy" goe!
up on the hill for twenty days.
A NOTABLE SOCIAL EvENT-On Thursday even
ing, November 2Sth, Mr.. and Mrs. james Homar
celebrated, at their beautiful home on Yellow
Springs street, the second anniversary of thei
marriage A largt assemblage of friends and in
yied guests, both from home and abroad, were
present After part Of the evening had been taken
u in offering congratula ions the guests ad-
Journed to the spacious dIning-rooms, where was
found sumptueus spread of sparkling dishes
filled with the choicest vian6s and delicacics that
the season could afford-r entertainment that re-
f1ected credit on the taste and iberaity of the
host and hostess Ii was sa late hour before those
participating in the festivities took their departure,