The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-06

be remembered had his skull caved il
some time since during q fight in hi
saloon.
The beautiful residence Of Mr.. Parker anC
wife, on Columbia street, near Madison
was the scene last night Of q notable S0cia
event-the marriage of their eldest daugh
| ter Miss Mary, and Mr.. j. h. Trainer, o
the steamer Andes. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Father Ennis, of the Church
OF the Immaculate Conception. Tile par
| lors were taStefully arranged with the
| choicest flowers anG evcrgreens After the
| ceremony the guests we're invited to the
dining room, where tables were laden with
| the choicest delicacies the season could af
ford. During the evening Miss Gussie Dit
| toe, one of NewpOrt'S charming vocalsts
entertained the guests with several choice
selections of vocal and instrumental music
COUNCIL MEETING.-The City Dads met
last evening and transacted the following
business
The bond of VIM. Limerick for the con.
struction of the sewer at the foot of Cen
raj avenue was offered, the sureties being
c. ]. Limerick d. ]. Limerick and John
Pryor, and laid over for two weeks.
The rerort of the Chief of Police for
May was received. showing the amount of
fines levied was $123; committed $62; re-
plevied, f34; collected, 1927.
A communication from the Bank of
America, acknowledging the receipt OF
81 600, was received.
A petition from Geo. Davis for a release
from Jail was objected to.
Thos. Davis presented long letter to the
Board, asking that he be released from Jail.
The prayer of the letter was refused.
Claims amounting to $685. Al we're al
lowed.
A resolution was passed promising to get
the Legislature to compel the county to
assist in building the new Courthouse.
The appropriation passed at the last meet
ing to expend $3.50 in repairing the Court
house was reconsidered and then rejected.
HAMILTON.
Cholera morbus will soon be ripe-green
apples have arrived.
The Conference of the A. M. E. Church be-
gins on Saturday, Rev. Mr.. Toliver in the
chair.
Superintendent Thomas A. Pollock, of
the Camden Schools, passed through the
city to-day.
This time it is Peter Heck who enlarges
and greatly increases his facilities for the
manufacture of carriages, etc.
On Saturday, June 14th, Rev. Mr. Rey-
nolds, of Eaton, will deliver an address at
the Opera-house on the subject of edu-
cation.
The County Board of School Examiners
will meet tomorrow for the purpose of ex.
amining applicants for schools in Butler
County.
Mr.. T. ]. Conroy, agent for Clapp & Bal.
ley, of Boston, will have on sale at Market
Space tomorrow some very fine laces from
this iong-established and well-known house
After a careful and thorough investiga.
ton Of the public feeling for Prosecutor of
Butler County, it is generally conceded
that Hr. Philip G. Berry is to be the man.
Mr. VIM. Pugh has severed his connec-
ton with the Eclipse Livery Stable and will
return to his farm in Morgan Township.
Messrs. Riley and McKenny are his sue
cessors.
Patrolman John Bridge found a pair of
heavy plated gold bracelets on DAYTON be-
tween Fifth and Sixth, street on Tuesday
last The owner can get them by calling at
the Station-house.
Officer Bruck brought in James Burk yes
terday, charged with being drunk. Later
in the day Dunwoudy and Smith towed in
john o. Brian and Thomas Welsch on a
charge Of suspicion.
The committee that had charge of the
transfer of the books from the High School
to the Lane Free Library reported
that some five hundred and fifty of the
books had been transferred.
DR.. Eakins, last Monday, removed large
piece of necrosed or dead bone from the
thigh of Thos. Albrecht who lives near
Dayton. Mr.. A. has been great sufferer
for four years from the effects If an injury.
The operation was exceedingly painful, but
he is now doing well.
The Hamilton Board of City School Ex-
aminers will hold meeting for the exam
nation of teachers for the Hamilton schools
tomorrow, in the First Ward school build
ny, commencing at 8 o'clock a. m. The
Board consists of L. B. De Lacourt, J. NJ.
Warwick and L. d. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Cook we're passing
iown High street yesterday in .their car
'iage when the front axle broke, letting
hem down to the pavement rather sudden
Y and frightening the horse that went
lown High at lively gate till he reached
1oint opposite Mr. Cooks office, where he
topped of his own accord.
The residence of Mr.. VIM. Stephenson,
Who lives on Heaton, between Greenwood
venue and Eighth street, was entered by |
iieyes yesterday afternoon while the fam |
iy were in attendance at the Pioneer meet |
ng at the Fair Grounds and robbed of all |
IS valuables, including 500 in money, a |
old watch and chain valued at $l25, silver |
poons, clothing, &c. No clue to the thieves
S yet.
The Board of Education met last evening
n regular session. Clerk J. R. Brown being
bsent Mr.. 0. c. Crown was elected clerk
'ro TEN. The Committee on Claims re-
'orted interest due on bonds No. SO $50,
70. so $40 No. 81 $23 60 No. 90 $l4. Prof.
!. u. Brown was reelected Superintendent
f the Hamilton Public Schools at a salary
+ 600 per annum. Mr.. Brown being
otilied of his reelection, appeared and ac-
epted with neat and appropriate speech.
On Monday evening next at Concordia
lall will take place the banner presenta-
ion to the Germania Mennerchor by the
Inited German Society.
PROGRAMME:
Ver! Orchestra
omlc ana Soubrette. Ill one act....".......R Balm
eih ochlinelI
Germania Mennerhor
amer presentation, by the President of the
Society. ety.....:......;...."..Capt W. c. Margedant
eply by the Color-beare
ichte dich auf Germania Abt
Germania Mannerchor
erman Warriors Oath and Prayer f. Moehring
Germania MGnnerchor.
To conclude with a social dance. Ad-
lission, rs cents. Tickets can only be
'cured by applying to members of the
,ciety. No tickets sold at the door. To
at p. IN.
SPRINGFIELD. o.
Hauser, saloonist,' pleaded guilty in the
Pleas Court on Thursday on
quor Indictment. Fined $40 and costs.
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