The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-10

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Mrs. Alice Davies, of York street, is lying
dangerously i'll of consumption.
Mr.. James Scott, of Cleveland, is the
guest of Mr.. VIM. Smith. OF Madison street.
Hon. John Gcghan, of Cincinnati, has
taken up his temporary residence IN this
city.
Miss Pauline AmanH distinguished
pianist of st. Louis, is the guest OF MIR. and
Mrs. Amann, of Madison street.
The Rev. Mr. Eastman, of the Congrega-
tional Church, was granted power to sol
emnize matrimony in the County Court
yesterday.
Michael Scott, employed in putting in
water mains on Williamson street, had hls
right foot badly crushed yesterday by ten
inch pipe falling on it.
Gen. Augur and his staff in full military
uniform, mounted on chargers and the
Thirteenth Infantry, left the Barracks at
IL O'clock to join the procession.
A meeting of the Republicans of the
Fourth ward will be held at Mr. Fred
Feight's, Saturday evening, for the purpose
OF electng an Executive Committee.
Griff Thornton left last night for a point
TWENTY-FIVE niles up the river to raft wal
nut logs. The last ilICs@rd OF Grin he was ,;
logging up the pike, stopping occao. 'iiai'S y
to see the logs crawl out of their holes.
Judge Makibben extended the time al
lowing Ed. NORM to settle as guardian of
Katie Daum to l p. m. to-day, and if he
fails to come to time a fine Of $40 will be
imposed.
Rev. Eben Muse, though but short time
pastor of the Columbia street Presbyterian
Church, has become very popular among
the congregation. There were thirteen ac-
cessions to the Church last Sunday.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-John Glascoe
and wife to James J. Metcalfe, % feet front
on Central avenue, between Hodge and
Todd streets; 500. Master Commissioner
to Heinrich Eichler and wife, Lot 81, Park
hurst's addition; $565.
John Linet and Link Parks were fined 81
and costs each in the Mayors Court this
morning for being drunk and disorderly.
One of their mischievous acts last night was
the breaking of a large pane of glass in
Fred. Biehl's saloon ON York street.
Mr.. John Pryor, the grocer, and his ac-
complished wife entertained number of
their young friends last evening at their
home on Columbia street, on the occasion
of their wooden wedding. Presents appro-
pirate to the occasion were numerous.
CHANCERY CoURT.-Judgments were rem
dered this morning as follows: Catharine
Street VS.. Daniel Brown, for 5000; City of
Dayton VS.. Conrad Hahn, SIG As; Timber
lake vs. Timberlake and Taylor VS.. Timber
lake, judgment was rendered binding John
Taylor for $1,721 %.
LOVE L1cENsE.-John A. Glass and Eliz-
abeth Wood, both of Campbell County
Edwin r. Hewes and Clara A. Shiel, both
ried yesterday ut York Street Conerega-
tional Church. The latter couple obtained
their license about O clock last night.
Mr.. James Thomson, Sr., of Alexandria,
who has reached the advanced age of Sc
years, 81 of which he has resided in Camp
bell County, paid his numerous old
friends here visit this morning. Mr..
Thomson has retained all of his faculties
to y wonderful degree. He recollected in
cidents that transpired in old Tom Ken.
nedy's time, who built and resided in the
first house in Covington, then situated on
Front street. He was also on intimate
terms with Major Martin, the first Com
mander at the Newport Barracks.
About two weeks since the residence OF
Mr.. Wallingfall, on Taylor street, was burg
larzed of gold chain and set of wear
ing apparel. At the time of the theft Mr..
Wallingfall had in his employ domestic
by the name Of Sophia Industradt who left
Immediately after the robbery. The police
were notified, and Chief Cottingham laid
his suspicious Immediately upon Sophia.
He kept vigilant watch for her until last
night, when he, in company with Officer
Flynn and two Cincinnati police, visited a
house on the corner of New and Northern
streets, in Cincinnati, captured Sophia, and
brought her to this side of the creek. A
portion of the goods were found with her.
Sophia was brought before Mayor Harton
this morning, and held over to the Grim
inal Court in $3.50. The gold chain stolen
from Mr. Wallingfall was found in his
backyard last night, wrapped in newspa-
per.
SCHOOL BoARD.-A special meeting of the
School Boaru was held yesterday evening
at the Ringgold-street School-house for the
purpose of adopting some plan to relieve
the crowded condition of the schools and
to elect new teacher. Several points in
regard to transferring &C., were discussed.
Mr.. Wood moved to try and get along with
the present corps of teachers. Lost.
The Committee on Course of Study pre-
sented report recommending a consolida-
tion of grades in Bellevue-street District
School. Adopted.
The following names were placed in NOM
ination for teachers: Misses Bennett,
Wendt, Roth, Spring, Mohler and Sum
mers. The first ballot resulted in the elec.
ton Of Miss Mohler
The Committee on Buildings were in
structed to procure the necessary seats fo.
the children.
A copy of the Ben. Franklin Primers was
introduced for the consideration of the
members for adoption, but was rejected.