The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-18

The dummies are making frst-class time just
now. SO mote it be.
Business of all kind is improving, and our
streets need the same treatment
The members OF the Baptist Church are organ
iZing singing society to meet weekly.
John Daily, Esq was another victim-a fnan-
cier-fourteen pounds. John smiles-,hank YOU
The Baptist Church hns ordered a committee to
examine the foundation of their church, to see If
IL is sound
Wonder If the several additions to our popula.
ton this week can be called interlopers, and if
they have their hats in their hands
a meeting of the ladies of the English speaking
| Catholic congregation will be held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. st. John Sunday afternoon at
| o'clock.
| Messrs Ed. Tieman and Vim. Walker and Mrs.
| Jessie Arthur have been appointed Il committee
| by the Baptist Church to provide fuITds for pay
ing off all the incidental expenses oil the Churcl.
! Prejudice goes great way with some an mails
| as we'll as men. Even Trap mules object to as
sociatlng with coaIcart pulers OF their ilk, since
| some few We're promoted TO the street car
| brigade.
BELLEVUE. Kv.
| Services as usual tomorrow evening III the
Council Chamber.
Regular servi tomorrow morning by Rev. Mr..
Sander at Q 0c.uek.
| Charlie Hatsman is organizing minstrel troupe
which he will style the 'Big Four"
The NJ. E. Mite Society enjoyed pleasant meet.
ing Inst night at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs
| West.
| Mr.. James Hamilton will open a dry goods store
| on Fairfield avenue in few days. This will be Q
branch OF the Cincinnati store
Ole of the prominent citizens of Liberty Pole
says its all bosi about a clique being formed tC
| elect any certain persons to Council
| Numerous complaints of late have reached u:
concerning the younger children of the Public
School being taxed with studies whilh the young
| folks are not capable of learning
sPRINGFIELD, o.
| Mr.. Chas W. Constantine formerly of Chicago
has opened a law office ut No. 5 Commercial Block
In the Common Pleas Court, on Friday, A. Far
rel pleaded guilty on two indictments for violat
ing liquor laws, and was fined Sl5 and costs fol
each oifense.
The Duquesne Blues Colored Mipstrels gave ar
entertainment at New Carlisle on Friday night u
a crowded house. Remember the Duquesnes holl
forth at the Opera house january 23d.
We might have had roaring fire on Wednesda!
night but for the presence of mind of gentleman
who discovered fire in the Miller auction rooms
on Market street, and extinguished it before i
had done much damage. A coaloil lamp was th'
cause of it,
Mr. f. Scranton, an employe in the old Cham
pion shops, while at work ut a planer on Frida.
morning, by a mishap fell against it, his righ
hand coming in contact with the knives, whici
were in motion, cutting off three OF his fingers
Dr. Dunlap dressed the hand
Chief Schuchman has received q letter from
Chief OF Police Wappensten, OF Cincinnati, IN re
ation to James Liverpool the burglar. Chic
Wappenstein says that there are two members o
the Liverpool family who have served terms TO
indulging in the bur-lary business, and Woui'
like to see photograph of Jimmy
The Morri es who run dive called the "Coi
tage,' OIL Main street. have SO much to answer 10
in the Common Pleas Court, that it would be we
for them move into the building. The ndic
ments AGAINST them are many, and take i'll viola
ing liquor laws, eping house OF 'll-Mme an
. procuring and enticHg young girl to enter Iii
!, of shame
The adopted daughter of Mrs Sallie Winters, tn
clairvoyant, who disappeared from her h me @
Yellow Springs street, during the past week, all
) who was found on Saturday by Marshal Mast, VIZ
} on Friday night released flom the Staff n-houS
where she has been confined since her arrest.
was Mrs. Winters intention to send her to the Re
form School, but she has now concluded to Civ
her another trial.