The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-01

eiety was held at the residence of Mr. J. Chamber
lain Taylor. After the usual prellminares
and few minor points discussed, the business OF
the evening was brought forward, which was the
handing of the church over to the Trustees by the
builder. The committee reported the church was
finished in very satisfactory manner: that the
builder had exceeded his contract in several par
tclllars, paying for such additions out of his own
pocket Mr.. Milchamp, the builder, then deiv-
cred the key of the church over to the Trustees
The next item of importance was how to furnish
the building appropriately. A diversity of opinion
prevailing the matter was laid on the table to be
brought forward at a special meeting at the resi-
dcnce of Mr.. G. Clark, next Thursday evening,
February 9th, All who are interested are expected
to be on hand.
HAMILTON.
Robert Radclif1 was able yesterday to be taken
out for short ride.
The Browning Club held its regular meeting
afternoon at Mrs. Vim. L. Browns
Married, at the residence of the brides father.
last evening. Miss Belle Davis and Mr.. Allen An
dreWs.
Mr.. John C. Getz will be Democratic candi-
date for nomination as Constable at the coming
election
A lady custumer at Mrs. j. J. Laflar's dress
making shop left gold watch lying ON the table
The same can be had by calling on Mrs. LaGar and
proving property
The teachers of the Hamilton schools will give
a reception to their late Superintendent, Mr.. Alison
Ellis, on Jle evening OF feDrtaly l4tl aL the resi-
dence OF Mrs. CorWin, in the First Ward.
Mr.. Brown, late Superintendent of the Eaton
(Ohio) Schools, was unanimously elected by the
Board OF Education last evening to the Office OF
Superintendent of the Hamilton Schools at sal
ary of 81, 500 per annum.
The members of Harmony Lodge, No. ID 10
0. F., at their meeting Tuesday evening almost
opposed the five cent assessment
amendment AS also did Frederick Lodge, No.
2O7, and Hamilton Lodge, No. IT,
George Harpwood, connected for a number of
years with the c. II. & D. Railroad died last
Tuesday evening of Brght's disease. His remains
were taken the following day to College Corner
for interment He leaves a widow and two small
children.
Edward Burkhalter was yesterday sentenced to
the Penitentary for three years, having been con-
vcted of burglary. There were also two other
recruits for the same institution: Richard Hard
ing, three years, and VIM. Davis (colored) three
years, both for burglary.
VIM. Richie, long known as the Superintend-
ent of the Owen, Lane & Dyer Machine Works.
and who on last week severed his connection with
the same, was last night made the recipient of a
handsome Knight 'remplar charm by his late en-
ployes The presentation took place at his resi-
dence, on Buckeye street.
The Miami Dstilling Company at this point
filed q deed Of assignment with David
T. Goodhue and Thomas E. Hunt of Cincinnati
rs assignees. The property assigned consists of
some ten acres of land, the stock of whisky on
hand, books and book accounts, and all the per-
Sonal effects OF the Company.
LEXINGTON. Xxx.
Thursday was election day here.
Mr. Joseph X. Emmett in "New Fritz" will ap-
pear Monday night at the Opera-house. A crowded
house is expected
A social hop was given Thursday evening at
Masonic Hall by the N. G. B. Club. About fifty
couples ripped the light fantastic toe till the wee
mn hours in the mprDnU baIn TO
their homes, wishing repetition OF the grand
affair.
Mr.. Joseph Bradley cclored man in the en-
ploy OF Wilson Treacy, was kicked on the right
ankle yesterday morning by Il horse which he was
attending TO. He was taken to his home, No. l32
East Constitution street, where he NV lies IN a
critical condition.
Among the important arrivals at the Ashland
Hotel yesterday, were: Gen. J. Mortnore, New
York: NJ jor Thomas Garfield, Texas; B. II. Pien-
Capt. John Bean, Winchester. Ky; Col. John
Clarke, Florida, and John II. Beatty, Bcattyville,
Kentucky.
The following are the new Council elect: First
Ward, NJ. Kaufman, 1913: W. II. May, 1913, and Jas. |
Mccormick, 1873 Second Ward, 6. c. Morgan,
Ward, B. s. Treacv, 169; ID. L. lIardesty, 1863; John
Graves, 169 Fourth Ward, D. Mulligan, lag; John
Boyd, 146; T. Wood, l46
COLUMBIA. o.
Both of the afternoon Sunday schools of Colum-
oia are rejoicing over the gift of q library, the
Methodist Episcopal Sunday-schOol having been |
donated over one hundred volumes by the late
Home Circle Literary Club, and the Methodist !
Protestant School, at Spencer Hal, about one hun
ired and forty volumes by the Grace NJ P. Sun
lay-school, of the city.
SPRINGFIELD. O.
Will. Carleton, the poet, is announced for a
ecture to be delivered at the Opera-hotlse on
evening, February Sth. His lecture is |
entitled The Golden Horse"
Last week "King of Pain' man was among us,
md now great big man, dressed in buckskin, is |
Gaping big harvest in selling upon our streets |
What he terms Indian" preparations
A large stable belonging to Miller, Jones Il Co.,
Try goods, on Clifton avenue, burned at 10 O'Clock |
asst night. Loss $500. The citizens of the locality |
complain of the neglect Of the authorities in not |
'laeng steamer in that popuious part OF The
,ity.
;auge, was struck in the head on Friday morning
~ rapidly revolving crank of a ha dear and
eceived frightful cutin the head besides some
BAD face injuries. DR.. Russell was the attending
physician.
The Berger Family got an overfowing house on
Chur-day night On Tuesday, February 4th, we
ire to have the WIlliamsons in "Struck OIL" Sol
smith RUSSELL oil the "Bergers," gave this party a
Dig send-off at the close OF the Berger perform
Lnce on Thursday night
In runaway on High street on Friday after
loon LADY, whose name we failed to learn, was
brown violently upon stone pavement in front
# Mr.. 1ngles residence, and badly hurt DR.. Me
4aughlin, on examination, found that no bones
lad been broken, and the lady was then taken
lOme.
Our friend Flimsey was not present at the per-
ormance of the Arctic Dramatic Club on Tuesday
yening, yet he speaks OF il as cold affair." He
ays that he did try to get in, but that while en-
ering he was struck by polar wave which came
ear Transforming him into an icicle AL
hough three days have elapsed since that dread
ul night, Flinsey has not fully recovered from
he shock.
When the Berger Family visited our city some
weeks ago tner performance was marred by the
'resence Of Yellow Springs rowdy, who raised
UGH howl that he had to be elected from the
uilding. At their performance on Thursday
light this same party again put in an appearance,
nd was about to repeat the same thing, when he
vas collared by Chief Schuchman, who took him
fl to the Staion-house, and there he registered as
c. Williams When he is brought to trial he
lould be made an example of.
Alta recent meeting of the Fidelia Lodge, Daugh.
ers of Rebecca, l. o. o. F., the following officers
Tere duly installed for the ensuing term: N, a..
rother M. Wright; v G., Sister T. Ridenour;
.ecording Secretary, Sister F. o Harrington; Fl.
ancial Secretary, Brother Chas. Fleming; Treas
rer Sister A. Steiner; R. s. of N G., Sister Fer.
T, rfN Gigta