The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-19
Her acts of charity were many. A Chris
tian lady and loving mother,


tan lady and loving mother.
GEORGETOWN. XIV.
Protracted meetings are being held q
oxford M. Il. Church this week by Rev.
J. Dickey
Ada Gray, supported by Charles A. Wal
kins' Fifth Avenue Combination, will ar
pear in Barlow's Hail tonight.
Last Monday was County Court day.
rained all day, but great many came t
town and business was brisk generally.
Miles Juvenile Pinafore Opera COMPANY
appeared in Bsrlow's Hall Monday nigh
before an apprecative audience. The ptO
pie were highly pleased and entertained.
Married at the residence of the brid
IN this place, Mr.. James Raymond to Mis-
Jennie Webber, Tuesday evening, at
o'clcek, after which the guests congratu
lated the bride and bridegroom, and spen
the evening in social way.
A serious shnoting affray occurred Mon
aaV night in Hinches' billiard saloon, be
tween Walter Sinclair ard George Meal
ister. Both partles after leaving the Pin
aiore, went t. the saloon and were arguin.
question, when Sinclair tbeing drunk go
PROVOKED at trivial matter and con, mencec
to abuse McAlister, then hit him with bill
ietafterwhichM hMcAlisterdrewa revolver anG
shot Sinclair. The bullet passed through
his upper left arm into his right breast
breaking a rib and penetrating the lung
thence to his right side where it remains
DR.; Lewis attended and says that he will dc
well II inflammation does not set in, other
wise there are doubts. McAlister was
tried to-day and acquitted.
LUDLOW. KY.
Mr Frank Casey still lies in very critic.
al condition, and it is thought that Harry
Ryan can not recover
The Presbyterian Church social will meet
next FRIDAY evening at the residence OF Mr.,
Johh i: Dwelly. An interesting and pleas
anu social sathering is anticipated, to which
'ne people OF all denominations are invited.
AVONDALE.
Mr.. M. I. Antram will open his new
grocery this week.
All the contractors for the Improvement
OF streets resumed work this morning.
Grubb, Brown G. Eckert's Railroad along
burnet avenue turns out to be myth.
Hunt street is in almost an impossible
condition. Accidents are daily occurring
on It, Something ought 10 bs done. 90
CougML-.A special meeting of the vii
iage Council was held last evening, with
Mayer Dickson in the chair and the full
Board present. The Mayor stated the OBJ
lect OF the meeting to be to consider the
railroad ordinance passed July 10th, 1879.
He also stated that MIR. J. d. Macneale was
present for whose benefit the ordinance
was passed, and that that gentleman de-.
sired to make .staten,ent to Council
relative TO streets. Whereupon the priv.
!ege OF the floor was extended to Mr.. Mac.
Neale, wno stated that by reason of various
and unexpected oppo-
sition from diverse sources this rail-
road company had been unable to
secure the necessary legislation in the
City Council Of Cincinnati whereby his
company would be able 10 complete its
branch to Avondale within the prescribed
time, viz: January 1st, 1880. He therefore
was constrained to ask Council for an ex-
tension of time in which to complete his
road. He assured Council that the DELAY
was not owing to any fault of his, but to
The opp sition of other roads that contem-
plate making Avondale a terminal point.
Mr.. kittredge reported an ordinance
the original ordinance, which
provided that If said railroad shall not
rave obtained . grant from the City of
cincinnati OF the right +, construct road
10 connect with the Avondale route from
ts south terminus to the Lookout House.
IN Mount Auburn, by the list day of April,
$3.50, then the grant OF the right of way bv
The village of Avondale shall be null and
'oid on that data The amendment was
passed by a unanimous vote.
The clerk read the letters of decination
II Messrs. Il. J. Hickman and 7. Wilson as
members Of the Board OF Health. which
we're accepted, after which Council pro-
eeded to ill the vacancies. Mr.. George
doesinger was elected for one year and
ieorge H. Dean for three years Council
hen adjourned.
BELLEVUE. KT.
Temperance meeting tonight. Good
peakers will he present T;o r.,-r-
Council meets tomorrow night Busi-
'ess may be little lively. 6"a
Messrs. Frank B. and Charles Wentworth
re stopping with their sister, Mrs Eugene
Applegate, on Berry avenue.
Mr.. Starbird, of Berry avenue, took part
II the temperance meeting at Fifth and
'ock streets. Cincinnati. last night. .
Mr.. FURRY s. Adams will leave on Satur-
ay morning for Henry County, Ky., on a
months visit. FURRY says hunting is good
n that section.
There will be two sections OF the social
urprlse Tomorrow night. The Bellevue
tes will meet at the residence of Miss Vinia
'edrow, aud the Daytonians at the resi-
ence OF the Misses Miles.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS F. Geno-
7ay, Sr., and wife to their daughter, Mrs
. G. joyce, part OF Lot l3, 35 feet on Divis-
on, So feet west from Berry avenue, by 1870
eet deep; 81, 900.
Ben. F. Suelere and wife to Sam. Davis
nd wife, Lrt l3, fronting 80 feet on Rhens-
ord street by lS5 feet deep; $500.
..-.-. DAYTON. o.
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