The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-30

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The order of Court, held by Mr.. Lip
nan Levy, on the County Clerk for 81, 300
Vas paid and receipted for yesterday, and
H. Levy satisfied.
The wedding Of Mr.. T. Vincent Harper
and Miss Ollie Webb took place last even
ing at the Webb mansion, on Riverside
svenue, Loveland.
TIE boy Henry Strader, who was shot
IN the breast during the Front-street row,
night before last, is recovering. This morn
Ing he was able tn converse.
A boy named Fred. Maue, residing on
Abigail street, near Sycamore, had one of
Ais shoulders dislocated yesterday while
playing on the street with some compan-
IONS.
G. II. Bussing & Co., through their
assignee, Judge Mallon, are paving 20 per
cent of the claims of creditors of the es-
tate, at Mallon's Office, No. West Fourth
street
About 8 o'clock last evening fire was
discovered in the cellar of Judge Stallo's
Fss!deDce, on Resor avenue. Clifton. 1t
wss ex tinguished before much damage was
Done.
Andrew Morrison, residing on Walnut
t4ills, was severely burned about the face
last evening by the explosion of cigar
lighter at the drugstore, corner of Fifth
and Walnut streets.
Walter Wentworth, variety per-
former, white acting on the trapeze at Rem
ner's Hail. Camp Washington. night before
last fell to the stage, dislocating his right
shoulder and fracturing his right knee-cap.
Burglars about midnight last night
Effected an entrance into the barber shop
Of Christ Ruff, No. 10 Baltimore street.
M. John Ruff discovered the men, but
could not capture them. They got away
With six razOrs.
The Committee appointed from both
Boards of Council in relation TO a Union
Depot, met several representatives of the
different Railroads, at the City Buildings
yesterday afternoon, but nothing definite
was done. The gentlemen present ex-
pressed themselves in favor of the Pearl and
Plum street SITE
Arrangements are being made between
the Cincinnati Archery Society and the
Exposition Commissioners for the Society
to occupy Machinery Hall during the win
ter as practice room. Another party is
hooking after the gallery for bicycle track.
The Cincinnati Natural History Society
have already rented the room in which the
grocery display was given.
Hessrs. Robert Simpson, Chairman of
The Board OF Trade Committee, George f.
Gault, Chairman of the Chamber of Com
merce Committee, Jesse B. Dorman, Editor
of the Miller and Milwright. and E. H.
Huntington, of the White Mills, left last
night on the Ohio & Mississippi Road for
St. Louis, in the interest OF the movement
to have the International Milling Exposi-
tion located in this city.
The case of E. II. Kleinschmidt
against Samuel w. Ramp, Luke A. Staley,
George Dicherback and Charles G. Davis,
which was set for hearing before Esquire
r. A. johnson this morning, was continued
until Tuesday morning next on account of
the illness of Mr.. George Hafer, the prin-
eipal witness for the prosecution. f. w.
Kittredge appears Cor the plaintiff and
n mas McDougal for the defendants.
Senator Morrill,, of Vermont is in the
city. the guest of Mr.. John E. Hatch. Last
evening the latter gentleman gave private
dinner at the Queen City Club to the Sen.
sAor. to which the following gentlemen
were invited: Ex-senator Matthews, Hon.
Alphonso Taft, General J. H. Bates, Hon.
B. Eegleston, Hon. B. Butterworth, T. D.
Lincoln, ESQ.,, Hon. Warner NJ. Bateman,
Hon. A. F. Perry, John T. Perry, ESQ.,,
Hon. D. Gano Ray, Judge NJ. F. Force, Mr..
Preston Powers.
The Cincinnati Medical Society, at
their regular weekly meeting on Tuesday
evening, elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: President, DR.. William
II. Taylor; First Vice President, DR.. J. C.
Mackenzie; Second Vice President DR.. A.
e Heighway; Secretary, DR.. William Jud-
kins; Corresponding Secretary, DR.. N. P.
cambridge; Treasurer, DR.. B. P. Goode;
Censor, Dr. B. Stanton; Trustees, DR.. John
A. Murphy, DR.. Charles P. Judkins and DR..
William B. Davis.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has is
sued circular notifying the masters and
owners Of steam vessels plying upon the
waters Of the Ohio River and it's tributaries,
nAt the Office of Assistant United States
Local Inspector Of Steam Vessels at CALI
polls will be discontinued from and after
the a1st inst, and that applications there
sfter for inspection Of vessels heretofore in
lpected by said Assistant Inspectors should
b made to Local Inspectors az Wheeling
q those at Cincinnati.
The following was received by Mayor
Jacob last evening:
FoRT ScoTr, KS, Oct. q, 1879.
DEAR SIR-Has any family in or near
Cincinnati lost small boy lately2 A par
Ey went through here with small lad
Twelve or fourteen years old, and he was