The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-05

Mrs. Carrie Cornell Is entertaining Miss
Glenn, of Urbaha. aE
David Howell, the High.street merchant, |
leaves for New York ion ght
An entertainment will be given In the
near future by the members OF the \. NJ. e.
Church.
Yesterday Mayor Hughes discharged Pat.
Carl, who was arrested for shooting with in-
tent TO kill.
Jacob M5rrer, Of tile First Ward, Is ont
as acandidate lor q member OF the Board
OF Education.
Tile temperance meeting Thursday night
at tile Baptist Church will be addressed by
Rev. CEas Barber.
4 social viii given tomorrow evening by
the ladies OF the First.Presby terian Church
in tie lecturerooni
The handsome and commodous resi-.
dence Of Mrs. Judge Kinder, on Dayton
street, is offered for sale
The ladies OF the United Presbyterian
Church, contemplate giving one OF their
pleasant socials the present month.
Jervis Hargitt, ExCounty Clerk, was
yesterday before the Board OF County Com
missioners, making his final settlement.
The will Of Catherine Beierly, deceased,
was yesterday admitted to probate, in which
Mrs. Frank Beierly was appointed admins
tratrix.
,Bccketts Hall is being frescoed and re-
paired generally by the United States Ger
man Society, who have leased 1t for num-
Der of years.
There will be services tomorrow after
noon at O'clock at Christ Episcopal
| Church, Preparatory 10 the communion SER
vices on Sunday.
| Rev. Chss. Barber, of the Episcopal
Church, and Rev. J. ?. McLain, of the Uni
yersalist Church, last night made addresses
before the Temple OF Honor at its open ses-
\ sion.
A restraining order was yesterday granted
/ in the case of John and William Johns
| against Fred. Jacobs and others restraining
| the collection OF a certain judgment hereto
| fore rendered
| The funeral of Harry c. lands, who died
| Tuesday morning, takes place this after
| noon at clock from the residence of his
father, on Greenwood avenue. Services by
Rev. j. w. Bain of the United Presbyte-
rian Church. Intermcnt at Greenwood
Cemetery.
| The Butler County Teachers Association
| will hold its next session Saturday, in the
High School building, First Ward. Rev. J.
/ /. Davis, Of New London; s. X. Reed, of the
Cincinnati Gazette, and Others will be pres
ent to take part in the exercises. The
music viii be under The management of
Prof Aiken of the Hamilton schools.
The Board ofCounty Commissioners held
a road session yesterday. The bids ior the
E,aking Of plats of the various towns, viii
lages and townships for tile use OF the ap
praisers OF 1880, were all. rejected, and the
contract awarded to S. B. Berry, County
| Auditor, al the following figures: City of
Hamilton, 81 Is per sheet and plats of the
| villages for 81 65 per sheet.
I AT meeting of the Board OF Trustees of
tlle Children's, Home held Monday after
noon, resolutions Of sympathy and respect
were passed appropriate TO the death of
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Britton, late Vice President of
the Board and an earnest co-worker in the
interests of the institution. Mrs. Britton
was u lady of rare good judgment. and her
Kindly words of advice and counsel will be
long and sadly missed by the ladies Of the
Home.
| DAYTON. o.
Sissler and Erurick, drunk and disturb
ing the peace, sent to Work-house and $40
line each.
John Ostendorf arrested on warrant for
assault and battery, contributed S. IS and
| was released.
| Lotta, in spite OF the inclement weather,
was greeted with very large and apprecia-
tive audience.
Mr.. }. X Mclntire, one of our wealthy
and leading grocers, departed for the East
on business and pleasure trip combined.
At regular meeting OF National Chris
tian Temperance Union No. 10 held at
their hall on Fifth street, the following
officers were elected to fill vacancies. viz:
First Vice President Peter Lemon, vice J .
s. ]. Clarkson, resigned, and Secretary, w..
H. Storey, vice Lon Patton resigned.
| DAYTON. KY.
The venerable Mrs. Wright has almost
recovered from her injuries :.
Sunday-sclool Experience Meeting at the
M. L. Church tomorrow night.
Father Grome's library will be sold a the
Sherifi's office, in Newport, March 18th.
Henry Darnell leaves soon for the far
West. He will join Sitting Bulls band.
Mrs. stroby, of Newport, is building near
the school-house, and proposes to make
Dayton her future home.
Mr.. NJ. r. Hunter is generally spoken of
as n candidate for Council in the Fourth
Ward. The election comes off in few
days.
The concert at the NJ. T.. Church last
night was a success in every respect. All
the performers acquitted themselves so
creditably that no distinction could well be
made, and Prof. Adams deserves much
honor for the manner in which he managed
the affair. Tho programme was long one,
but everything progressed with smooth
ness and the audience pOt AWAY nt a prnnpT
hour
At the Council meeting, Monday night,
the former action of the Council, authoriZ-
ing the payment of city accounts by notes,
was rescinded. A delegation from Bellevue
met the Council to take action in the over
issue of S., 800 bonds to the Court OF APP
peals. Judge Skillbeck spoke at length
against helping Bellevue out Of her scrape.
After Council a citizens meeting was held,
and MesSrs. Clark, Betch and Abbot were
selected to solicit funds for the fight
BELLEVUE. Ky.
We are requested to announce that no
Temperance meeting will be held tonight,
as the Council Chamber is otherwise en-
gagged.
Mr.. John G. Luhn, President OF the
Murphy Club who was elected to Council,
was serenaded by large Eumber of his
temperance friends of Newport on Monday
night. The company were invited in, and
q most happy time was enjoyed
At the Citizens meeting last night after
considerable discussion the Standing Com
mittee agreed to see Col. r. w. Nelson in
regard to tlle case to-day, and report at an
other meeting TO be held tonight in the
Council Chamber. 1t is hoped q larger
number will be present.