The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-19

S and costs, ana after severely reprimandinl
Mrs. Cody for her conduct, told her to go home.
Articles of incorporation Of the Grand Centra
Building Association were filed yesterday In the
office OF the County Clerk. The number OF share,
are limited TO two thousand not 10 exceed $50
each. The ineorporators are John NJ. Dietz, S
Cromer, Adam Haas, J. J. Hetsch ana Andrew
Nordheim.
CO.. Gus Artsman arrived home this morning
from three months tour OF the principal eitie.
in Europe, Ireland was the last place Gus visited
and in some OF the rural districts the quiet coun
try people thought from his stately walk and no
bic brow that he was descendant oil George
Washington.
ueserter from the army named Hermann, who
was captured and imprisoned at the Barracks, cu
the shHckles loose from his legs with c!ocS
spring with teeth filed in 1t, and was about to es
cape II second time when discovered by the guard
He was taken 10 Purser's blacksmith shop. on
Monmouth street, this morning. and his Leg
pinioned with an extra thick chain. He will bt
taken 10 St. Paul for trial.
Mr. August Knapp, of the firm of Spring
Knapp, photographers Of Cincinnati, and Mis-
Emily Spring, of Saratoga street, Were united III
marriage lat evening at the residence of the
Spring was formerly u leading member of the Bel
johnson Dramatic Club and is held in high es
TEEN for her many noble qualities. The young
couple have the best wishes Of their hosts o
ItlcuuS lOr lOHSfiie VI IdpplHeS.
John Hermann, of Columbia street. went home
roaring drunk last night according to his wife.
testimony in the Mayors Court this morning, and
commenced a general row emptyng cups of ho
coffee about the table and doing other mischiev
ious acts. John testified that his wife struck him
first using broom stick several times over hi:
head. His Honor thought he richly deserved al
he got and more too, and fined him S. and costs
Officers Boyd and Mmtzolf made the arrest las
night
DAYTON. IKE.
Mr.. Harry Gilbert left last night fol
Dallas, Tex.
Rev. G. W. Zimmerman is home from
Danville, Ky.
Geo. Hotzman has arrived home from Q
long visit in Arkansas.
Douglas Schoolfield and Gus. Goetze viii
go to Cynthiana Thursday.
Baptist Mite Society tonight at the resi-
dence of Rev. DR.. Skilman.
Mr.. D. B. Wells was serenaded by tht
Hungry Four" last night,
Gus. s.Weilert, the City Clerk, has returned
from the Blue Lick Springs.
Thieves stole all the chickens belonging
TO Mr.. Vanzant on Dayton avenue.
DR.. g. B. Schofeld was qualified admins
traitor OF the estate Of Rosa B. Cole.
John Gieife arrived home this morning
from pleasant trip to Chautauqua.
Mr.. Henry Holthoff left yesterday fol
Elrod, Ind, to visit his grandmother.
The city of Dayton yesterday brought
suit for delinquent taxes against Mary and
Thomas Frost.
Mr.. Ed. Joslyn is chief of the temperance
picnic OF Bellevue to be given at Mt. Look
out on Thursday.
The new Baptist Church will be dedicated
on Sunday, the 31st inst. Rev. Mr.. Felix
of Covington, will otliciate.
Miss Mary Hook and Miss Lizzie Quinby
teac ers in our schools, arrived home from
happy rural visit yesterday.
The telephone connections between New
port and Dayton are at present stopped
owing to q breakage in the wires at Belle
vue.
Professor McGinnis, Superintendent Of
Schools. and his family have returned
home, after a two weeks sojourn in the
country.
While Joe Grimme, the newly-elected
Constable was out driving yesterday be
hind fiery and untamed steed, his vehicle
collided with huckster wagon, overturn
ing the latter, and spllng out the driver
an old German lady. The vegetable rig
was badly wrecked and the old lady con
sderably bruised.
CouNcIL.-Councl met last evening ir
regular session. The President being alb
sent, Mr.. A. A. Winter was elected Presi
dent pro tenn.
A petition asking for the improvement
of Brooklyn street, between Berry and
Dayton avenue, was referred to the Street
Committee.
The Finance Committee reported that
Trapp by paying him SSl5 cash, and getting
an extension of his other notes.
Notes to the amount of $500, falling
due August 26th, were ordered to be re-
newed.
The Mayor was instructed to make q
monthly report to Council of the disposi
tion of cases on his docket.
The specifications for the sewer at the
foot of Main street were read and received
and filed.
The bills of the Judges and Clerks at the
August election, amounting to $500, was al.
lowed.
The Jail Committee reported that they
had procured mattresses for the Jail, and
their bill for same was ordered paid.
On motion, adjourned.
BELLEVUE. XIV.
The good people of Lake street will send
in petition to Council to improve that
street. Council will improve it.
The venerable Martin Robbins, ESQ.,. of
Rhensford street, will deliver an address to
the Temperance Society tomorrow night.
Mr.. D. G. Johnson, formerly President of
Council, who has been visiting his wife for
the last week, returned to Louisville this
afternoon
tice of the Peace, the election to take place
Saturday, the 29th inst. Squire Tedrow
has the inside track.
The Peaselburgh bachelors will shortly
reorganize for the fall and winter season.
will be sent in to Council for
the use OF the new jail.
Messrs. Reese Brothers, of Fairfield ave-
nue., are now making active preparations to
do big business in their -four mill in Gin
cinnan during the fall.
The big picnic at Mount Lookout will be
a booming success should the weather be
anyways favorable. Be sure and 90 and
enjoy the beautiful scenery in and around
Mount Lookout Park. Take the Bellevue
ferry, thence the east cars direct to the
ground.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Curriers' Band of Cincinnati will make
music at the Cynthiana Fair this week.
Major Hiber sold four COWS on Cheap
Side Saturday ranging from $l1 50 to $55.
Five hundred and thirty-fve fine fat
Tennessee sheep were exhibited on Cheap
Side Saturday last.
The Ashland Distillery, recently burned,
will soon be completed. The brick work is
done and the huge pile numbers 40 600