The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-17

Bring summer soft and balmy,
And let the sheep in gladnesS leap
Along the green Miami;
The solemn ram, the docic dam,
The frisldng, whisking lambe.
The Tobacco Trade of Cincinnati have
adopted series of resolutions on the death
Of H. c. Black, OF the firm of Willie, Black
& Co.
The City Solictorciect, Mr.. Kumler,
and Frank O. Ampt, his Second Assistant,
were sworn into office yesterday BY the
Mayor.
The bridge across Porter's Branch, on
the Southern Road, is completed, and with
in ten days the track will be completed to
the coal fields.
The Board Of Aldermen reorganized
yesterday afternoon. Julius Refs was re-
elected President and Charles c. Jacobs
Vice President.
Mr.. Christ. Kinsinger, Ex-Police Com
missioner, was presented last night by o
number OF his friends with handsome or
namented clock.
The wife of Nelson Briggs, one of the
parties who robbed the American Express
Company of $4O,0o0 in 1915, obtained di-
yorc from him yesterday.
The Refugee Relief Committee, chosen
at Union Chapel last Monday, will meet for
organization this evening at the rooms of
the Cincinnati L. & D. c., Elm street be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets.
Mr.. George Munson was yesterday
married to Miss Maggie Matthews, daughter
of Mr.. w. T. Matthews, agent of the L. NJ.
H. r., at Columbia. The wedding took
place at the residence Of the brides parents
at Columbia.
Judge Matson, of the Probate Court,
yesterday granted an extension of time of
thirty days to J. l.. Mannix, assignee of
Archbishop Purcell, within which to pre-
pare and file the liabilities of j. L. and Ed.
ward Purcell.
Windfield =. Dennison, of Brown
County, was brought before Commissioner
Hopper to-day and committed under $500
bonds on The charge Of violating the postal
laws by making false bond. His trial is
set for the 2lst inst,
The Executive Committee of the Com
non Carrier Company passed resolutions
Yesterday requesting the Trustees of the
Southern Railroad TO furnish the company
with copy of the modified form of the
license under which parties are proposing
to lease the road.
J. K. Turner and Lenassa NJ. Turner.
OF 6recnyille, Ohio, who were indicted by
the United States Grand Jury on the charge
Of perjury, were arraigned before Judge
swing this morning, and after entering
plea OF not guilty were released on bail
the former giving bonds in the sum of So
800, and the latter in the sum of s., 800.
Patrick Morris, drayman, in the en-
ploy Of King, White & Co., yesterday
brought suit against the Cooperative Foun-
dry Association, 10 recover SO, OCO damages
alleged to have been sustained by reason of
the carelessness and negligence of the Asso- |
Ciation through its agents in operating an |
elevator in its building on Gest street. in
October last.
The Police Commissioners at a recent
meeting, issued reprimand to Officers
Young and Schmidt for releasing William
Schaller on the night Of the Baldwin muir
der which was read at roll call. DR.. Muscroft,
Jr, Ward Physician, and Lieutenant Rob.
arts also received their share of the CEN
sure, the complaint against them being
that they did not give proper attention to
prisoner so seriously hurt Officers Young
and Schmidt were then returned to duty.
Col. Il. f. ]. Miles has kindly given
The use OF the Grand Operahouse for after
poon rehearsals during the week of Snow
White" the fairy play to be produced next
wednesday al Pixies under the auspices of
the Childrcn's Home Fair The rehearsals
Of to-day and tomorrow afternoon will be
held there, and Monday and Tuesday of
next week, which will be dress rehearsals. p"
Will take place at Pixies. The children are
getting along admirably, and the beautiful
play will attract full house.
John Clark, an ex-hotel- -keener and
present Mayor of North Lewisburg. O., who
was indicted by the United States Grand
Jury under the Civil Rights Bill, OIL the
shalge OF refusing 10 lodge colored man
While &eeping public house, was arrested !
ana this morning gave his own '
)ai in the sum of 81 600 for his appearance F.,
before court. This is the first case of the {
Kind ever brought before the United States !
court Of the Southern District of Ohio. !
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