The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-03
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND
COvEEGT'ON.


Orphans Picnic Yesterday.
The First Baptist Church will give a
strawberry festival Friday evening
The Mutual Building and Loan Associa.
ton will elect officers and sell money to-
night
John Miller, the man fined for exposing
bis person, paid his ine this morning and
was released from jail.
Mr.. Daniel Murphy, of Chicago, mer.
chant, widower, welded Miss Alice Henne.
berry, of this city, at st. Mary's Cathedral
yesterday.
The st. Johns Orphan Asylum grove and
grounds were alive with happy crowd oi
patrons and pleasure-seekers Yesterday,
despite the excessively inclenlent weather,
and all went merry as merry could be.
Mr.. Levi F. Daugherty, who has suffered
for years with lip cancer, took courage
yesterday afternoon and had the unpleas-
ant thing bodily removed. He is too elderly
man to risk anGsthelics upon. and his
surgeon, DIR. kearns, say Us he stood it like q
hero.
Mr.. James w. Evans and Miss Sue s.
Evans were married at half-past 3 O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon at the residence of the
brides step-fatner, Captain f. Reece, on
West Ninth street. The Rev. George Sum.
mey otiiciated. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Evans
left Immediately for st. Louis.
x,vuour
Coroner schoolheld has opened an Office
~ o3 YORK street.
There is 81 600 in the County Treasury
and the county is free of debt.
Mr.. Jonas Soaring was allowed $13 rs fo1
taking the census in the First Ward.
The venerable ], b, Pavne qualified a,
Justice of the Peace in the County Court
this morning,
VIM RAIN, H.. noo+ ,loodod o,,;,tu ;,
breach of the peace committed on DR.
Jones. and was fined 81 and costs
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lt.has been decided to place the snrpu:
Df TIE county taxes taken each year i'll the
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meeting of the Columbia Street Pres
byterlan Church Choir will be held Fri
nay night Tor reorganization and the elec,
ton OF a leader
Miss Matte Belle Clark, the noted vocal
lst, who has been with the Emma Abbott
English Opera Troupe, will return home
The latter part OF this week.
Extensive preparations are beino madc
for the Southgate. Carrick nuptals which
occurs tomorrow afternoon at the brides
residence on the highlands.
Invitations are out for the celebration nj
the silver wedding of Mr., and Mrs II A
Bchriver, which occurs Thursday, June 5th
At their residence, 22o Washington avenue
Eclipse Hall was densely filled all of YES.
terday afternoon and last night on the oc.
casion of the Orphans Festival. A very
pleasant time was spent and a handsome
sum realized for the little ones.
No bords ware Gold tb;s morr;,o ona
,ba Incinnsti sb.rk who Ionnnod 's, aro,1md ",,C
the Post-office for nearly two hoArs went
away sadly disappointed. $20,OOC worth
will be placed on sale tomorrow morning
without fail.
Tho Trustoao of +bo Cb,,roh of a..
naonlata CV,nnont;o, tont a,' W. rni W ~ =, .hr
rircu;t Court this na.ni,,, i; IL, ao '"1 nt
thn tsschnrs who sIod hafora nv o,,;atnota Ia9S "
Ior three manths, salary and hod ;nda
n,art rendaraJ i, tba;r fa,,'n N ''"u J""s
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Col. James Taylor has granted the use OF
0dd-feiloWs Grove Tree OF charge to the
soldiers and Sailors Memorial Association
Of Newport Tor thelr plcnlc July 4th. A
SPECIAL meeting OF the Association will be
held tom rrow evening.
At meeting of Division No. 2, A. OH,
held Sunday afternoon, the following off
cers were elected: President. John Wall.
Vice President, James White; Financial
Secretary, NJ. W. Clair; Recording Secretary,
A. O'Hara; Treasurer M. Ryan.
os +,a Nou. r. c.
ton Bridge Company, held Yesterday after
noon, Mr.. e. l. Rnsk was elected day col
rector or the brldge at the CoVlngton end,
aw;s u r Tenant was eIected dsn uu,oIt ooila MI,
tba Newnort and 0'o'i "'
''e -'o" por' '
ont % a.. 'TmD tt ne otnly
po;ts DO aae 20. a;t,. WV a., 9oc i ne,
hIp.' haIonap ~ ~'Itu hond COO Gb p-'o0o 00'
The salaries of the teachers were ordered
paid when the amount in the Treasury
would permit of it.
The Committee ON Salaries and Appoint-
ments reported the employment Of D. R.
Anderson as teacherln the colored schools
In place OF Mr. Mackey, resigned.
MIR. l.. L. Hubbard was elected to fill the
vacancy IN the sixth ward.
MISS Whlte was granted leave OF absence
tor one year on account OF Ill health.
= Inc committee on FINANCE and the
treasurer were instructed to examine the
books OF the CITY for the past two years and
report the Indebtedness OF the city to the
school Board.
Inc Boaro adjourned until Monday, June
ieth, wheh the eieet'on OF teachers and jan
,tors lof the ensuing year Will be the special
erder.