The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-07
the indictment of burglary on Wednesday,
was sentenced on Thursday to the Ohio
penitentiary fof two years

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penitentiary fof two years
A movement Is nov being made by
party of amateurs to render H N. s. Pima
fore here during the holidays. Ise Wooas
will certainly be we'll patronized.
Frank Black, molder employed In the
malleable shop, had his foot and ankle bad
ly burned ON Wednesdc~ by spilling some
of the molten metal down his boot leg.
Mr. George Rust, who attempted suicide
or Wednesday morning by eating his
throat, is reported to be improving, with a
good prospect OF recovery.
Uncle Bill Reid has improved his per-
sonal appearance by bedecking himself
with styIish-cut suit OF clothing, deter
mined that the castle on the slide shall not
lack for style at least.
jeremiah Huckins, the Champion City
corn and bunion butcher, enjoyed the hos
pita1ities extended at Reeds Hotel last
night. Any one under the impression
that this house is run on the European
plan are in error. 1t is run on the sausage
plan.
The Willis and Stewart suit for damages
sustained by the construction OF the Mill
run sewer has terminated in a compromise,
the City Council at their last meeting set
ting aside 5000 to meet it with. The DAM
ages awarded the parties in late verdict
in Court were of much greater magnitude.
Yet they accepted this compromise rather
than pass through the ordeal OF another
trial. We doubt if the money awarded
covers third of the injury sustained.
"WHAT Mux."-P. P. Hoffstot of
ul,ooa orrast r,aptia uas M na6p inftbp star
of Thursday, appeared in the Mayors Court
on Thursday morning to answer to the
charge preferred by Aaron, the jeweler.
Aaron failed to get around so Hoffstot was
discharged. In the afternoon Ben. E.
Josephs, of Milford Center, arrived in our
city and swore out an affidavit charging
Hoffstot with embezzlement. Hoffstot gave
$500 bond for his appearance on Tuesday
next. EG
RELLEvUE. Ky.
The M. E. Church is now under roof and
will be rapidly finished. o.
A grand social surprise party will short
lv take place, which will be the event OF the
| season.
Mr.. Wormly, who purchased the brick
house on Berry avenue, of Mr.. Genoway, is
about to move into it.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Fa-
ber to Mary J. Allen, parts OF Lots l6 and
II in Undertakes addition to Bellevue,
80 feet front on Berry avenue, by LOO feet;
SO, 00O
Carrie Uberschlag to Rosa Uberschlag,
Lot No. 176 in Williamson's addition To
Bellevue, corner of Lafayette avenue and
Center street, 100 by S.; 81 and other con-
siderations. This is merely transfer from
mother to daughter.
Council PRocEEDINGs.-The Treasurer's
report, showing balance of 81, 523 80, was
received.
Mr.. P. Mullins petition for renewal Of
license granted.
A petition praying for a reduction of
license for selling liquor was laid on the
table.
The Knights of Honor petitioned for the
loan of the chairs in the school cellar On
motion the request was granted
The Union Sabbath-school was granted
the use of the Council Chamber Oh Christ
mas Eve.
'Fhe delinquent tax collector reported
collections amounting to S5l 81.
The Mayors monthly report was re-
| ceived.
On motion the delinquent-tax collector
was given five weeks more time.
| The school-teachers' reports were read,
showing an attendance OF 22l scholars.
! The School Committee were directed to
replace the dead trees around the school
yard.
After giving President Hobson a racket
about the dirt on Lake street the Board ad-
journed.
| HAMILTON
The old Miami Distillery will soon be
opened.
Regular meeting of the sailors and
soldiers at their hall tonight.
| Joe Combs, of Cincinnati, is visiting
among his old friends in Hamilton.
| Mr. r. w. Caldwell, of Cincinnati has
moved in the DR.. Park residence on Second
street.
The Kellogg Opera Troupe is expected to
perform at Dixon's Opera-house on Novem.
ber 18th.
The funeral that the Apollo Band attend
ed was net that of member, but of party
disconnected with their interests
The Cope 4 Maxwell Manufacturing
Company are rushed with work, and con-
sequently have to run night and day.
Miss Mamie DeWeese, of Xenia, O., who
has been visiting Miss Ettie Enyart, of the
First Ward, was called to the sick bed ol
her brother.
Mr.. Frank Whitehead, of the CONNER.
cial, has returned from visiting trip to
Cleveland and other places in tire northern
part of the State.
The Board of Education met last night
in regular session, and transacted the fol-
lowing business: w. H. Aiken rendered
his resignation as teacher of music. On
motion Of Dr. Brown his resignation was
accepted. Superintendent Brown reported
that lie had suspended pupil
in Miss Hailman's room for car
Erying concealed weapons and
other misdemeanors. Action sustained
Bonds to the amount of $l42 92 ordered
paid, also two weeks salary OF Mr.. Aiken
On motion OF Dr. Brown the subject ol
music teacher was laid on the table.
DAYTON. KH.
Mr.. George C. Weimer annodnces himself
as a candidate for Alderman.