The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-27

nanclal secretary, Il. EXteri treasurer, tr.
Schulz; Stand-bearer, Joe Schultz; Color
bearers, Jos. Kocke and Joseph Rehling
A writ of ejectment was placed in the
hands of Deputy United States Marshal
Cochran this morning against f. Rentz,
bankrupt, to force him to deliver over to
his assignee property still held'in his pos
session.
James Cunningham, who was SO seriously
injured by fall last Monday, was THE re-
cipient of purse yesterday containing $17,
collected by Officer Creighton. Mr.. Bryan,
at whose place the accident occurred also
added $40 to the purse.
H. Inderstratcr, who halls from Savannah,
Ga, got off the p. IN. train at the Short
line Depot Christmas night, and shortly
afterwards was set upon by two sharpers,
who took him to q saloon. After getting
his hide full of bad whisky they robbed him
OF SCI, all the money he possessed. de-
scription of the scoundrels has been left
with the Chief of Police.
At the meeting of the Water-works
Board last night miscellaneous claims to
the amount of 81 ,397 50 were allowed.
The bill of Cope & Maxwell, amounting
to $G65 so, was allowed
The salaries of the Trustees and Secretary
were allowed.
A rule was passed making SIS the mini
mum on all persons being supplied with
water by meter measurement.
HAMILTON.
Col. James E. Neal leaves Monday week for his
duties in the House at Columbus.
| Curriers' Band from Cincinnati will furnish the
music for the Assembly tonight at Beckett Hall.
The weather moderated at this point yester-
day. and considerable snow fell during the after
| noon.
Mr. and Mrs ]. c. Stark spent Christmas day
with their son, Mr. Edward Stark, and family OF
Covington.
The A. M. E. Fair closed last night. There was
a good attendance and much enjoyment during
the three nights OF its continuance.
Second Lieutenant John Keller, of the Light
Infantry, was Christmas night presented W tn a
| handsome sword and belt by friends outside OF
the Company. 1t is needless to say that John was
pleased
Wm Pfau, the'wel known paper manufacturer,
was yesterday presented with q fine gold-heaied
cane by number OF his friends. Adam Rent
chuler made the presentation speech, and William
responded as the occasion merited.
The Irving Club, in honor Of its fifth anniver.
sary. gave an elegant party last night at the com.
modous and handsome residence of Gen. Ferd
Vanderveer ON Prospect Hill. After the literary
exercises and a fine supper had been enjoyed the
Club and its guests spent some time IN dancing
BELLEVUE. KY.
Preaching in the Council Chamber on Sunday
as follows: At 9a m, by Rev. Mr.. Sanders; al
315 p. m, by Rev. Mr.. Pettis of Newport at II:
the regular evening services will be conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Garrison, of Cheviot, Ohio.
Council transacted very little business of i'm
portance last night. A resolution offered by Mr.
Anspaugh to improve Fairfield avenue from La
fayelte avenue to Washington avenue (Shaffers
fed), was left over The room was then cleared
and Council went into executive session.
Mr.. Nicholas Yonke. of the steamer Telegraph
took delightful surprise party on Christmas Eve
to the residence of Mr.. Doman, where Christina.
was ushered in by good dancing and kept upunt
an early hour in the morning, when all separated
well pleased with the nights enjoyment.
little bird whispered to us that in the execu
tive session OF Council last night James L. Ever
hart and F. W. Mann were recommended tt
Judge McKibben as Magistrates, and Joe Dolmar
as Constable. We also CLEANED other information
which at a future day will be of more interest tc
the public.