The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-30
visiting DR.. R. D. Morris and family, at the

Kent Is rising, as the demand IOr houses
is greater than known for some time. Two
houses were rented yesterday by parties
from over the river.
Mr. Peter Hartwig of Rhensford street,
arrived home yesterday morning after an
absence of eighteen months in New Orleans.
Mr.. Hartwig reports everything in the
South in a splendid and prosperous condi-
ton.
George Perkins, Esq, editor of the Gin
cinnati Times, who lives on Center street,
was presented yesterday morning by his
wife with beautiful boy baby, weighing
fourteen pounds. Mother and babe doing
well, and the father happy.
COLUMBIA, O.
Mrs Stegemyer and her sister, Miss Ny
ers, departed last Saturday evening for
visit to their relatives in Indianapolis.
The Mt. Lookout Columbia & Cincinnati
Dummy Railroad Company will put new
dummy on the Mt Lookout Division about
the 1st of May. This will be great accom-
to residents of Mt. Lookout, espe-
cially to those who come out on the 4:10
train, as according to the former arrange
ment there was delay at Delta Station Of
about half-hour before the arrival of
dummy.
The room of the Young Peoples Tenn
perance Club was filled to its utmost ca
pacity last evening, and great many went
away being unable to obtain seats Presi-
dent Walker presided, and after having
called the Club to order, and hearing the
of the last meeting read, intro
duced Mr.. Short of Mt. Washington, to
the audience, and announced that he
would favor them with a lecture,
t1,n e1,lI g ,.,l., oh,
Conflict Between Mind and Body" The
lecture was very ably delivered, and strict
attention was paid throughout by the APP
preciative audience. Mr.. Kcam then read
young Men to Whom Life Comes Easy"
and was greeted with rounds of applause
A debate was agreed upon, the subject OF
which was: Resolved, That the Cincinnati
Southern Railroad Trustees ought to have
the sum of 81, 900, 0O00 from the city of Gin
cinnati for the purpose of completing the
road" 1t was debated pro and con-, Mr..
w. e. Mears opening for the affirmative
side, and Mr.. Duckwald for the negative.
The house rendered a verdict in favor of
the negative SIDE after which the Club ad-
journed Owing to the fact that the Secre-
tary was instructed to get the names of all
noisy persons, good order prevailed through
out the meeting. Every member of the
Executive Committee is requested to be
present at the reading-room on next Thurs
day evening at o'clock, as business of i'm
portance is to be transacted.
HAMILTON.
A little son of Joseph B. Hughes is quite
sick with typhoid fever.
Judge Alexander Hume is likely to be-
come member of the Supreme Court. His
chances are Frightening daily.
The ladies of the M. f. Church are busy
making preparations for their approaching
'Kettledrum," to come off on the evening
of the 7th of May.
The remains of Mrs. Cass, the young wife
of DR.. j. CaSs, were taken last night to Mas
sillon, her former home, for interment.
Short services were held at the family resi-
dence by Rev. Chas Barber, pastor of the
Episcopal Church. of which Church Mrs.
Cass was a devoted and fhuch beloved mem
Der. Mrs. Cass, although comparatively
stranger i'll Hamilton, having come here
less than year ago bride, had endeared
herself by her gentle and lovely traits of
character to all with whom she became ac-
quainted and the sympathy of all go out to
the grief-stricken husband and parents in
their deep atfiiction.
SPRlNGFHELR.O
aS- To Subscribers-On account of the contin-
ued illness of Mr.. Leonard the former Agent of the
STAR at this place. it has been found necessary to
make change in the agency. Patrons are re-
quested to bear with any little irregularity neces
STATED by the change for a day or two. A repre-
sentative of the former Agent will call this week,
and. that the STAR Company may close the busi
ness with him satisfactorily, you are requested TO
be as prompt as may be in paying all sums due
him. Mr.. l.. Edgar Miller, who henceforth man
ages the Springfield Agency of the STAR, needs no
as he is well known from his former
with the Wittenberger. All subscrip-
tions due for the week ending May 4th will be
collected by him, and him alone.
Mr.. Thomas is the new Manager of the
c., c., c. g. |. r. R.
President Conklin, of the School Board,
"feasted" the Board last night.
Sam. Burnsides our Sam, has been
bound over at Lancaster in IS, 600 for rob-
berry.
Mr.. and Miss Cole, of indianapolis, and
Mr.. Conklin, of New Jersey are in the city,
the guests of Mr.. VIM. Conklin.
There was meeting at the City Hall last
night to make arrangements for the OBJ
of Decoration Day. Several COM
mittees were appointed and the work goes
on.
The City Council met last night, and on
the ffty-sixth ballot Smith and Knott each
votes and Mayor Cole decided
the question by voting for Smith. The other
officers were elected without difficulty.
Vice President, Pettigrew; Clerk, J. S.
Shcwalter; Sergeant at Arms, Reagan.
Council meets tonight.
MAYORS. CoURT-John Finn, drunk,
81 80; Cornelius Kane, same, $4 95; Il. D.
Marks, same 81 80; Frank Evans, petit lar
ceny, continued; John Liggins, same, 80
days and IS 25; George Mickens disorderly,
IA 10; Pat. Yarrow assault with attempt to
commit a rape, bound over, bail, 800; John
Kennedy, same, discharged; William
Krause, assault with intent to kill, bound
over, bail $500; Pat. Moran, obscene Ian
guage, continued.
Chas. Kramer the High-street grocer, has
departed. He went on last Thursday, as he
said, TO purchase goods in Cincinnati, since
which time nothing has been heard from
him. Yesterday morning an attachment
was sworn out and goods attached. The
news soon spread all over the country, and
claims by mail, by individuals and by tele-
graph poured in. The Constables were kept
busy in making levies. There is proba-
oility that he will be forced into bank
ruptcy.
Tfle OHIO Legislature.