The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-03

1--WE trace IOtlHt as W Illc WhSISdDOulS VI III
tie Alvin Woodsides.
Mr.. Michaels the handsome young mu-
sician, it is is rumOred will shortly wed one
of the bellies of Columbus.
Will o. 'Hara nearly succeeded in drown
ing himself and his horse yesterday after
noon by driving too far in the river.
Judge Perkins of the Criminal Court
was in town this morning making straight
the way for the opening of nis court, Mon
day.
The concert given by the Arion Singing
Society at Odd-fellows' Hail. last night was
a rich musical treat to the large audience
present
The entertainment given by the Young
Mems Dramatic Club at Corpus Christi
Church, last night, was socially and tinan-
cially success
A shooting-match took place yesterday
near the Round-house. John Howe killed
1S birds out of "a, and Anthony Gartreicht
brought down 20 out of "a.
The ladies of Grace M. E. Church are
making extensive preparations for their
strawberry and musical festival, that will
shortly take place at Odd-fellows Hall.
Major Abbot, of the Covington White
Line of street cars, denies that he is seeking
q right of way over the Newport road for
his cars, as reported in the morning papers.
The lawn fronting the Courthouse pre-
sents very attractive appearance. The
grass has been mown down and carried off,
and the sparkling water turned on in the
beautiful fountain.
Marshal Lock notified. the police this
morning to put in force at once the ordi-
nance passed by Council last night prevent
ing Col. w. R. Irwin from driving hogs
through the public streets.
At meeting of Lincoln Chapter, No. 4,
A. o. D., held last night the following Off
GERS were installed: Fred. Keim, L. Ii. Il. ;
f. Sandals, n. H. E.; H. Stiefel, Secretary;
H. Koch, Treasurer; P. Theobald, l. W.,
and George kreiger, A. w.
CITY CouNc1L.-The committee appointed
to examine the condition of the large reser-
voir was granted further time to report. An
ordinance prescribing and regulating the
time of holding markets at the Market-house
on Columbia street passed its second read
ing. Licenses were granted to number of
saloon-keepers
BELLEVUE. ky.
Marshal Radcliffe removed a Dayton
young man last night in a very proper and
forcible manner for using filthy language at
the meeting of the Sons and Daughters Of
Temperance. We were requested to with
hold the young mans name out of respect
for his parents. A list of young buffers
names, from the eges of sixteen to twenty,
were handed to us for publication last
night, who were in measure to blame for
the young mans conduct. A like list was
handed to the Marshal, who proposes to
watch tbap, Tho OIL
very enjoyable, and large audience was
present
At Council meeting last night the I'M
provement Committee was instructed to ad-
vertise for proposals for the purpose Of find
ing the cost OF improving Taylor avenue
from Fairfield avenue to Walnut street.
They were also instructed to have the lot of
old rails of the Dayton Dummy Company
on Fairfield avenue removed, as they we're
an obstruction to travel. The School Board
Committee reported that in Miss Boyd's
room there were ninety pupils, which the
Committee thought was oyercrowding the
room and endangering the health of the little
ones They therefore recommended that
during vacation the stage in the hall be
taken down. and the room fitted up for the
next term of school with school-desks and
a new teacher. The report was adopted
The Committee on Fire Department re,
quested the Chief of the Department,
Mr.. Nixon, to make public
demonstration of his apparatus to
see how the old thing works, at his earliest
convenience. During the meeting motion
was made by Mr.. Patchen to have the mem
bers of the Board wear their coats at the
meeting. Mr.. Hobson seconded the mo.
ton, but shortly after left. Doubtless Mr..
Hobson enjoys the cool breeze of the night
air
LUDLOW. KY.
Spelling matches are again becoming pop
ular here.
If you owe State taxes pay them on or be-
fore next Saturday, and save expenses of a
Sheritf7s sale.
Mr.. J. c. Clark has made the addition OF
a handsome ice cream saloon to his popular
place Of business.
His Honor Mayor Williams has not had
a case before him in two months. Happy
and peaceable Ludlow!
Some of the young men who got circus
struck returned home disgusted with thai
profession, last evening.
A letter from ]. H. Masten and Taylol
Grovenor now in the Far West, says they
have "squatted," and have bright hopes O.
a happy future.
Mr.. B. ]. Grady, the candidate for County
Jailer, is both capable and honest, as also i
Mr.. Greer Cox, the gentleman seeking the
office OF County Assessor.
NJ. H. Bently, Esq, lost some money hert
few evenings since. The honest finder o
which will be suitably rewarded by return
ing the same to the owner.
The Mayfower Dramatic Club will Civ,
one of their pleasing entertainments mex
Saturday evening at Armory Hall. The
above Club comes highly recommended
and should be literally patronized
Messrs. Ed. McGolriek and John McCor
mack, of Cincinnati, took a stroll through
the town yesterday Those gentlemen, il
company with J. b. w. Kelley, Esq, hav'
built no less than fifteen houses in this city
all of which are now occupied by good ten
ants Such is the reward of enterprisin|
men.
PIQUA. q.
L. Leonard, Esq, has returned from Ho
Springs Ark.
Miss Lillian b. Roe is visiting friends il
Milwaukee, Wis.
A. P. Reynolds, formerly a resident 0
this place, is in town to-day.
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