The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-22

proper expression Of regret to his or her
teacher and giving satisfactory evidence OF
Whenever pupil is suspend
ed it shall be the duty of the teacher to no
tify his or her parents of the fact, and to in.
form them either in person or writing Oh
the cause of the same"
At the last term of the Circuit Court
Charles Motze, of Dayton, was fined $2OO
and costs for suffering gaming on his prem
ises. The fine was not paid, and day pe-
fore yesterday capias was served on him,
and yesterday afternoon he was arrested by
Deputy Sheriff John White and placed in
Jail. He will be required to enjoy the hos-'
pitalities of Jailer Schwartz for one hum
dred days to liquidate the fine.
Yesterday evening a poor demented
woman was discovered trying to drown her
infant baby in pool of water on the outer
edge of the city. Some passers-by caught
her in the act, and, after discoverng;i ;iier
mental condition. ascertained that her
name was Eliza Thornberry and thatshe
lived in an old boat house on the banks OF
Licking River, where they escorted her.
The proper authorities should look after this
forlorn creature.
There was lively runaway on Bellevue
street last evening. The horse attachedito
the wagon of Michael Cohen, of Cincinnati,
took fright on the corner of Bellevue and
Columbia streets and went tearing down
the street at lively rate. He run on to the
Newport Bridge, where he was stopped.
The only damage done was to the wagon
which had one side of it slightly shattered
by colliding with lamp-post on the cor
ner of Moss street.
A meeting OF the Incorporators of the
Catholic Church Company was held Thurs.
day night. at the residence of Mr.. M. V.
DAILY, on Madison street. Mr.. M. ]. King
was elected Chairman, and Mr.. Daily, Treas
urer. The object of the Company, as
stated, is to raise the money
to raise the debt now overhanging
the Church of the Immaculate Conception
The capital stock of the Company as pre-
viously stated. is $4,000, divided into $2(
shares. Over 80 have already been taken
Mr.. Daily subscribing to 25. COMMITTEES
were appointed in each ward in the city tt
solicit subscriptions, and books are nov
open at Mr.. Daly's residence to parties
wishing to subscribe. The stock vii
bear 6 per cent. interest, and th'
party subscribing will not b.
called on for subscription until the money
is needed, and then but half ($10) will b
called for at the time. The incorporation
say that ample security will be given TO
all shares taken. A meeting will be hell
at the Church after the late Mass to-mor
row, to which all who wish to subscribe ar
invited.
! HELLEvUE. KT.
Mr.. Furry Adams started this mornin
for Pleasureville to visit his sister.
Mr.. William Heckerman believes in keer
ing warm. He is raising heavy crop o.
his face.
Ample arrangements willbe made to hav
the NJ E. Church thoroughly heated o.
Thanksgiving Day.
Preaching in the M. E. Church to-morro,
afternoon at 3H o'clock by Rev. E. L. Sar
ders. ALI are invited.
The river is not high enough to admi
boats to land on this side, consequently n
free coal can be had by citizens along th
river.
Mr.. Hobson, President of Council, an
the six members of the Board are not worl
ing verv tremendously Mr.. Hobson seen
to get worsted at every meeting.
Another praise meeting will be held b
the temperance people tomorrow nigh
Several members of the w. G. T. u. amor
whom is Mrs. Nixon, of Walnut Hills wi
\ attend. Messrs. Green and Horner are a
nounced to conduct the singing.
DAYTON. KH.
Evening exercises in the M. E. Churc
will hereafter begin at 7:15. ...
The Board of Education will meet at IL
upper school.house on next Wednesds
evening.
Charley Motz, refusing to pay his fin
was arrested yesterday and placed in Jail
Newport. .
Miss Elizabeth Davis was married {
Thursday afternoon to gentleman fro
Goshen, Ohio, Rev. E. L. Sanders officiatin
On Thanksgiving Day there will be unit
services at the Baptist Church at II a. l
, Preaching by Rev. John N. Erwin, of II
t Presbyterian Church.
. Energy, experience and resolution W
: accomplish wonders. Last evening Jof
: Casey, who is bossing the job of relayi
8 the Dayton & Newport Street Railway, sa
he would have the track ready for throul
cars by 81 o'clock Monday morning, al
= : the public believe he will do what he say
y The work is being done in the me
thorough manner. A civil engineer Of e
perience says that there is not road of Il
n consolidated line in Cincinnati built ir
!. more substantial manner. Casey says
h will warrant this work to stand, or lay goo
for fifteen years. and such mans warran
> ia rood.