The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-04
CONVICTION.

Two temperance meetings tomorrow at
Greer's Hall
Don't forget the May Flower Novelty
Troupe at Ludlow tonight.
The new law against carrying concealed
weapons goes into effect Monday
Don't forget the sorees tonight at Mu-
steal Fund and Odd-fenows' Hall
Ex-Engneer Williams, who has not been
heard of for several days is still missing.
Mr.. Z. W. Martin was arrested this morn
ing for trying to take child away from his
Arther Connolly, brother of Jailer Con-
nelly, is in the city visiting friends and rel
atives
POLICE ECoURT-Martin Wilters, dismissed !:
Jennie Jackman, $2S, all for a breach Of the
peace.
Judge Boyd will hold special term of
the Circuit Court Tuesday to try the case of
Morten against the Water works
Rev. J. L. Allbritton will lecture to the
young folks at Shinkle Chapel tomorrow
,/night Sacramental services will also be
held.
The actual expense of the High School is
$780, but other branches are charged to it,
which leads the public to believe that it
costs $4,000
c. C. Stanley, of Pendle,on County, filed
his petition in bankruptcy. Liabilities,
$1,000; assets, $2375, $4,000 of which he
| claims as exempt
At q meeting of the Board of Equaliza-
ton the assessment against Mitchell, Tran
ter & Co., was reduced from S45, 900 to $780,
600, and that against j. I. johnson 81 900.
The Gem Baseball Club have changed
their names to the Stars, and will play
games on the old grounds tri-weekly. Cum
uins and several other good players have
been engaged.
Senator Mlt. Hamilton was fined S. and
costs this morning in the Police Court for
plugging Plunkett, the Jailer. We suppose
1t was the Frankfort whisky that's just
breaking out
A defective hue caused the fire at Mr.
Weling's house on the corner of Stevens
and Twelfth streets, last night. Loss 5000,
which was paid by the Etna Insurance
Company this morning.
Schocberg sixty-fve miles, Rose sixty
three is how the walking match stood at
IL 30 They will finish tonight at .. m.
Both men are apparently fresh. Walter
Cleary of the Enquirer, accompanies Schoe-
berg.
Mr.. Julius Bristow, the polite and eff
rent County Clerk, who aspires to the Sec
/pnd term, is bound to be elected as he has
no opposition. His popularity coupled
with his efficiency and other fine traits of
character, is sufficient to elect him to any
office.
Judge Boyd rendered his decision this
morning in the Corbin case, the result of
which is that Julius is disbarred as prac-
iicing attorney. The decision was accepted
BY the defendants attorney, Hon. j. NJ.
Eginton, who will file bill of exceptions
and make motion for new trial.
ScHooL BOARD. Committee on Ways
and Means reported having selected the
First National Bank as the Board Deposi-
tory, that bank agreeing to loan on same
terms as with the City Council. Superin-
tendent Best said that if the Board had no
objection it was proposed to give a pupils
exhibition of school work at Oddfellows'
Hall some Saturday in June. Approved,
and Messrs. EVAN Mecklenborg and Bost-
wick appointed to cooperate. The Com
mittee on Text Books reported no call for
change from Anderson to Ridpath. Con-
cured in The siXty-cent proposition of
the publishers was accepted, and Ander-
sons History officially adopted for the en-
suing two years. The Committee on Salar
les reported but the reports were referred
TO the Committee on Organization, Salaries
and Ways and Means.
NEW WPOhI.
There was but one building permit issued
The past week
Court Concord, No. %, I. 0. F., meets
Monday night at Hayman's Hall.
The pupils of the Grants Lick Sabbath
fchool are about to purchase an organ.
Rev. Mr.. Mullins, having returned, will
hold morning and evening services at the
Grace NJ. L. Church.
A good-siz audience attended the COM
plimentary testimonial to Mr.. Percy Brooke
last night at Odd-fellows Hall.
The Saint Pancratius Young Mems So
cety, of Corpus Christi Church, will give
IN entertainment tomorrow evening for the
benefit of the Church.
Mr.. J. X. Stone will probably lose the
thumb and two fingers of his right hand
owing to having them caught in circular
mw at hismill last evening.
The "Polity of the Congregational
Church" will be the subject of Rev. Samuel
Eastman, Of the York-street Congregational
Church, at the morning service tomorrow.
A number of the little orphans at the
Cold Spring Asylum will receive their first
communion on Sunday morning, 18th inst
In the afternoon grand feast will take
place.
Arrangements have been made with the
omnbuses running to Alexandria to take
parties going to the Democratic Convention
Monday The buses will leave the Post
office at 8 a. m.
A woman named Mrs. Bremen, residing
at 351 Walnut street. Cincinnati, had her
left arm fractured yesterday afternoon by
being thrown from buggy in the upper
pnd of this city.
Yesterday afternoon the little ive-year
old son of Matheinen Heinen, residing on
Madison street. ran the blade of a pen-knife
through the palm of his left hand, intiicting
q very painful wound
At meeting of the Waterworks Board
last night, proposals for water-pipe were
received and laid oyer until the naxt meet