The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-25
diac, &c. He will also have dissolying
views for young people aud children.

! views for young people and children.
The articles Of incorporation of the Ger
man Mutual Bnilding and Saving Associa
ton were filed yesterday in the Count,
Clerks office for signatures and acknov |
edgnent. Tho incorporators are Charle
Asmann, Jacob Lang, Ii. Won Boken, X. F
Benndorf, H. SGherrcr, Joseph Hartke, Johr
a. Mohlenkamp, Henry yelling, Il. j
Hickey, NJ. Hillman, o. j. Virgins, Alex
Dayozac and c, KeiI.
| The Presbytcry Of Ebenezer met last
night in the lecture-room of the Ninth
street Presbyterian Church, with twenty
persons present. The opening sermon wa:
preached by the Moderator, the Rev. A. ID.
TadloCE, of BayleSs Memorial Church
Grayson, after which the Rev. Jerry With
erspOon, Of Maysvlle, was elected Modera,
tor, and the Rev. II. w. Lewis, of Gatletts.
burg, Temporary Chairman. The Presby
terry then adjourned until 8 o'clock this
morning.
| THE EARTBQU QUAKFS--LINE OF MARCH.-The
procession will leave the corner of Main
and Third streets al o'clock p. m. on Sat
urday. April Goth, and move west on Third
to Philadelphia, south on Philadelphia to
Seventh, east on Seventh to Main, south on
Main to Riddle, east on Riddle to Pike,
east on Pike to Madison, south on Madison
10 Twelfth, east on Twelfth to Scott, north
on Scott to Eighth, east on Eighth to
Grcenup, north on Greenup to Fourth, east
on Fourth to Garrard, north on Garrard to
Third, west on Third to Russell, south
on Russell to Fourth, east on Fourth
TO Madison south on Madison to
Pike, where the Grand Mogul will
order halt, and in the presence Of the
high officials of our city and other dstin-
guished persopages, display the entire bat
talon in full dress parade, after the style
of the late Colonel Northcutt, the hero of
Algier's Plains. The participants WI then
be dismissed to assemble at the grand full
dress balls, to be held at Drexilius and Odd
fellows Halls.
NEwPoRT. ~r
. Council fixed the tax levy last night at
81 70 OIL the 500.
The tableaux and concert at Odd-fellows'
Hall Wednesday night netted $75
Henry Williams, of Cleveland, a we'll
known knight OF the turf, is in town.
The old goose and duck ponds are to be
pumped out by the Fire department.
Thos. P. Carothers qualified as a notary
pubic IN the County Court yesterday.
The action of Council last night in the
Hastings matter is generally approved.
Jas. L. Cantrell Esq, of Georgetown,
KY, candidate for Lieutenant Governor, is
Ill town.
Iwo-thirds of the present City Council
know about as much Of parliamentary rul-
lngS as rooster does of a holiday.
Mr.. August Benninghoffen, proprietor of
the bolt and nut works of Hamilton, Ohio,
Is visiting Dayton, KY, on business
The Americas, OF Cincinnati, and picked
nlhe OF Newport will play match game on
the Mill Bottoms Sunday afternoon.
Ike Burkalow and Geo. Miller, the we'll
known base-ballists, have been engaged for
the season with the Cincinnati Stars.
Robbie NJ. Nolan, Of Newport, took out
a license at Coyington yesterday to wed
Miss Sarah Ann Martin, of the latter city |
Samuel Prather, Of the Adams Express
Company, mourns the loss of little Ellie
his oungest daughter who died yesterday. |
Hon. Henry Stanbery, who can Law hands |
on cool million in less time than it takes
to write it, was in Court this morning look |
ing after his interests.
{. P. Huntington, the railroad king who
is President and part owner of the Union |
Pacific Road, and formerly owner of the |
Louisville Short-Line, paid Newport visit |
yesterday.
Mayor Harton attempted to make a |
speech in Council last night on the |
Hastings contract question, but several of |
he city dads threatened to leave the room
t he persisted. His Honor sat down.
The children at the Orphan ASYLUM at
old Spring will receive their first commun-
On Sunday morning next. The Orphan
Societies OF this city and Covington will be
present.
A walking match will take place Sunday
Il l p. H., betMeen Tom Baker. FeIty
'mith, Felix Huber and E. Pierce. The
tarting point will be from the first toll
ate to Ten-mile, and return, for a purse of
20. Baker will give the others two min
ties start
Mayors CoURT.-Mavor Harton rendered
lis decision this morning in the case of
red. ana Albert 1ayer, who are charged
With assaulting J. II. lleintz, by dismissing
red. and timing Albert $40 and costs. His
ionor was afterwards persuaded to reduce
lie fine to IS. The costs alone amount to
yer $50. Is
III l wv NtlII---INl tHt meeting OF C01ln- |
il last night the Ways and Means Com
littee made report stating that the ex-
enditures of the city for the coming wear
'ould be $l4l,S50, and that the receipts !
'ould be $l4O,956. The report was adopt
d, after winch an ordinance was passed
king the tax at 81 IS on the 300.
The Committee on Investigation reported |
ne result OF their investigation. The Com. |
Itee reported that they found and be- v
eyed that Jas. Hastings Sr., is indirectly v
in the contract awarded to VIM. +
. Hastings, and that his seat be declared
lcant. r
Mr., Weingartner moved to lay the report =,
n the table. Mr.. Bishop amended by !
owing that it be concurred in on a call OF .
lie yeas and nays. Theiollowing members +
)ted for acquittal: Betz, fisherman, Nc :,
ane, Stemler, Weingartner Iippenhauer.
Or conviction: Messrs Bishop, Steinheim,
1ecEman, Weldner. Mr.. Weingartner, after e
wing asked for the reason OF the Commit
e Tor s'Ghlng 1t, raised point of order, J.
ID was alrald to have an explanation. =,
HOME CITY. q
The back-stop of our baseball ground has
en required, and the park is now only n
rpassed by that OF the Cincinnati club. Il
Those citizens interested in the all i'm !
'rtant and still pending question of incor- " "
ration Will meet tonight at the carpeu- W
shop OF Mr.. Masness. Let every voter l'
in attendance. e.
EATON, o.
McCord, the young railroad king, was in al
wn Thursday, billing the big excursion B
come off on Sunday, May 4tIi, from Gin n,
matt to Richmond Ind, thu occasion II
ing the dedication of the Wernlev Or al
ans Home. Round trip tickets from s.
ton only so cents. W