The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-17

repair OF sidewalks III front OF lots NO. II and II IN
Foote'S Second Subdivision, fronting on the east
side Of Greenup rect, beginning at the south line
| of Saratoga street or alley and running thence
south Sc feet.
Council adjourned to next Thursday night;
Chairman of Committee on Printing.
Attest: GEO. H. DAWSON, City Clerk.
NEWPORT.
DR.. R. T. Thornton is at New York
Payday at the Short-line tomorrow.
The Waldenmeyer concert netted $73.
1t is settled by the Board. DR.. Schoolfeld
is Coroner.
L. B. Smith took out a license this morn
ing to wed Celeste Dorsey.
Michael O'Neal died suddenly at his
home on Washington avenue yesterday.
Sheriff Frank Love- of Covington, was in
town this morning. Look out for squalls.
T. P. Brannon gave the required bonds in
the County Court this morning for the of
flee of Notary Public.
Christi Church. is on his way from Rome,
and will reach here Sunday morning.
George Buxe, a brakeman on the Short
line Railroad had his right hand badly
crushed yesterday while coupling cars.
teamster named Waggoner fell under
the wheels of his loaded wagon yesterday
and was run over. His injuries are con-
rsidered serious.
The clerk at Peckover, Moore & Co. 8
stove foundry left the office for about five
minutes yesterday, in which time sneak
thief walked off with the clock and pair
of valuable spectacles.
Among large number of citizens. who
will attpOl tha strronl bor'' ,rivo,, II, honor
of the Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias,
of Kentucky, at the Phoenix Hotel, Lex
ington, KY, on Wednesday evening, Sep
tember 18th, 1873, we are informed of the
following: Col w. A. Golfer, Harry Wads-
worth and Geo. Fewless.
WHOLESALE RAID-Last night about 12
O'Clock Lieutenant Connolly, assisted by
Officers Flynn and Woodsidcs, made a raid
on the old Bailey Barracks and arrested the
following sable-colored Amazons on a
charge of keeping disorderly house: Liz
zie Taylor, Rebecca Gibbs, and Annie Ma
son; also Steve Reed and John Matthies,
both white, on a charge of disorderly con-
duct This morning the latter two daisies
were fined $5 and costs each, and Lizzie
Taylor was held over to the Grand Jury
Matthies were fined $5 and costs
each, The same officers raided the
old frame rookery corner of Cabot and
ESlantine streets, and marched to the
Station-house John Rittinger and frail
Colored damsel named Ann Raney. They
were also held over to the Grand Jury on
charge of fornicaton.
DAATON. Ky.
Dayton gets the Coroner. It's fixed
fact
The Anchors were defeated by picked
nine Sunday Score, to 6.
President Kaighn has returned and his
smile illuminates the School Board once
more.
Captain Woodbury. has returned to his
boat on White River. Baron Woodbury.
accompanied him.
The Grand Lodge, X. of P, at Lexing-
ton, will be a success. Charley Hayward,
Pete Wagner and VIII Quinby will see to
that part of it. They leave to-day.
Whose head will be clipped off first by
the close shaving of the dummies at the
Bellevue switch? A man named Schmidt
almost had that honor Sunday night. He
was caught and pulled between the two cars
and considerably squeezed.
OXFORD. q.
Miss Fannie Morten has returned from
her visit to Cincinnati.
The Oxford B. B. G. plays the Live Oaks
of Hamilton this afternoon.
Hewett Hill, of the Citizen, has returned
from visit to friends in Illinois.
Mr.. Will Youse, of Muncie, Ind, has
been spending few days with friends in
this town.
The Young Folks will give an entertain
ment in Davis Hall on next Thursday even
ing for the benefit of the yellow fever suf-
ferers. Schemberger's Orchestra and New
tons Cornet Band will be in attendance. A
large crowd is anticipated.
HAMILTON.
The Orcus has changed hands. Messrs
Finch & Warwick are the new proprietors
Thomas B. Bartlett, former Hamilton
ian, is in the city stopping al the Straub
House.
Miss LATHE Leffel, of Chicago is still WIS.,
iting her friend Miss Mary Williams, of the
Third Ward.
The funeral of Mrs Falconer took place
from her late residence this morning and
was very largely attended.
Nelson Williams rising young LAWYER
of this city, was yesterday elected assignee
Of VIM. Smith, a bankrupt.
Mls. Col. Ndlnppeu ana her daughter,
Mrs. Josie Millikin, returned last evening
from stay at Thousand Islands.
Judge Elliott, of Dayton, held short
session of Court yesterday. No cases of
general interest were passed upon.
Samuel D. Shields was yesterday thrown
out of his buggy, receiving several serious
bruises The horse was also badly hurt.
The Harmonic Society will shortly give a
concert for the benefit of the Southern Re-
lief Fund. This will be something good.
A meeting of the active members of the
Hamilton Assembly will be held this even
ng at the office of its President, James e.
Campbell. A charity ball is contemplated,
he proceeds of which are to be applied to
he Southern Relief Fund.
Miss Mary O'Donnell, the accomplished
organist of st. Mary's Church, is about to
cave for Kansas City, Mo-, where she ex-
oects to remain permanently.
Capt Phillips, of the Light Infantry, de-
ires the members of the company to meet
his afternoon at the armory for medical
The same to commence
at 4 p. m.
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