The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-27

thews, OF Newport.
Marshal Radcliffe last night offered
reward for that Secretary. Atlast accounts
nobody had claimed the money-amount
81 25.
The meeting in the Council Chamber last
night for the purpose of organizing that
long talked of Building Association was ad-
iourned shortly after coming together,
owing to the absence of the Secretary, Emil
Diss, who had had the constitution, by
laws, etc., of the previous meeting in his
pockets Much indignation was EXPIRE 'sed
at his absence, and it was thought by some
that Emil will not be called on again for the
position. The next meeting takes place a
week from tonight.
CALIFORNIA. o.
Miller street is open from end to end.
A new music band issoon to be organized.
So glad.
No services at the NJ, e. Church to-mor-
row evening. Sunday-school at 10 a. m.
If the frost does not kill the fruit there
will be larger crop in Anderson Township
than in any previous year. This is saying
great deal.
Mr. X. H. Van Rensselaer, will move into
his reconstructed homestead about the Goth
of May. When fully completed it will be
as commodious as the old homestead.
There is danger of our beneficent system
of common schools becoming impaired by
local preiudices and parsimonious Boards of
Education. Few persons comprehend the
true object of education. "Tis the mind
that makes the man."
DAYTON, ky.
The health of Dayton was never better.
Take ride on the palace coach Sunday.
The new dummy is the pride of Dayton
| Services at all the churches Sunday morn
| ing.
| Dayton looks beautiful since the general
| cleaning up.
| Small houses are very scarce. There are
still a few large ones for rent;
| Rev. H. E. Spilman will conduct the serv-
ices at the Baptist Church Sunday morning.
! The fifty-ninth anniversary of Odd-fellow-
ship was celebrated last night by Bond
Lodge and a large company of invited
guests. The programme, consisting of an
address by Past Grand w. A. Cotter songs
by Mrs. Weimer, Miss Lukens, DR.. Dunn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson, and Mr.. Charles
Thomas and harmonicon solos by Mr..
Scheibley was well carried out and highly
appreciated by all present, and all taking
part acquitted themselves creditably.
| A meeting of citizens to discuss the
proposition Of Newport to furnish water to
| Day ton was held at Ehmers Hall last night.
| The speakers were Messrs. Donaldson, Har-
ris, Reid, Betsch, Trapp and Smith, all
against the proposition. The one-sided offer
which Newport makes is as follows: The
City of Dayton shall, at her own expense,
| l., ~; III hn tyro
cities, with the necessary distributing pipe,
special castings, valves, tire-hydrants, &C.,
the materials to be furnished and work done
at the entire expense of the City of Dayton,
and then to be turned over by Dayton with
out compensation to become at once the
property of the City of Newport. Private
consumers shall have water on the same
terms as the people of Newport, but Dayton
shall pay 800 year for each fire plug, OF
which there shall not be less than ten. An
other meeting will be held next Friday
night.
SPRANGFHEHn,
Norris is on the track of the defaultine
Titfin Bank Cashier, Zeller. .7,- ~~z...s
General Keifer returned to Washington
yesterday.
Rev. Chas. H. Payne, DID, President o
the Ohio Wesleyan College, will preach in
the High-street M. E. Church tomorrow
forenoon, and in the evening at the Center
street Church.
A petition, signed by the Bar of this city
has been presented to Judge Barlow, asking
him to become a candidate for reelection
at the expiration of his present term.
The following are the names of the juror:
drawn for the May term: Grand Jury
VIM. McClintick, Ben. Holz, w. A. Hance
Daniel Bruner, Jas. Thomas, ]. J. McLain
Jos. Wicks Rufus A. Pierce Isaac Kindle
David S. Hustled, Frank Odenburg, Martir
Boozinger, Michael Shauber, 3. w. Keifer
George W. iohn Rrisfo e Petit SuTySam4e
Winjet, j. B. Croft, Philip Trout, Sr, j. B
Hough, Jacob Kiblinger, VIM. Brown.