The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-22


Meyers.
There are now 1900 hydrants in use g.
Newport, brin nging in an annual rental q
$4,000. This leaves small balance abo4p
receipts.
Hon. A. s. Berry left yesterday norn1u
for Cynthiana, KY, where he will dsiipc
an address to-day on The True Policy1
Kentucky"
The Workingmen deny emphatically In
report published in morning paper thai
they have named any man for Council u
any other Office.
The Workingmen will meet Wednesday
night at Arbeiter Hall to nominate canak
dates for the various offices to be filled d
the October election.
The ladies' congregation of the Protes.
tant Episcopal Church will hold sociabls
at the residence Of Mrs. General Burbank.
on next Thursday evening.
Mr.. Henry Roberts, of Cincinnati. vm
thrown from his buggy near the Two-mile
House, on the Alexandria Pike, yesterday
morning, and had both ankles badly
sr,n.ss,,nneed.
The coalition of the Republican. Damn.
cratic and Young Mems Executive Co,..
mittees will occur tomorrow nieht at N.
sherlffs Office. The COMMITTEES apnoir..
ed by the conference SATURDAY. nigh4 4.
nominate men for the various ofices ir,..
spectiVe OF party will make report
y Frank Windel, an employe Of the Davtm
boit Works. while on his way to worI a..
iuraay morning had the bone of bis r;sss
mp shattered by a stray bullet. He was :.
tne railroad bridge near the Cincinn.t5
sloe az the time the shot was fired, but dil-
lgent search by the mans comrade fafi.a
TO hnd where the ball came from.
The Republican and Democratic Er...,-
1--WE Committees met at the Sheriffs of3Sc.
saturday evening. 1t was resolved that twc
committeeman from each ward, one for e.ca
party, should make nominations for thsi,
respective ward, in conjunction. and renor4
10 the JOINT Committee next Tuesday even,
ing. ''s''
Mr.. George Creighton, of the Police-for.
and MISS Minnie Slegman we're married Isu1
night Rev. Mr.. Clausen performed II
ceremony, while Mr.. William WesIan nj
MS WiIe acted as attendants. After ti,o
ceremony pleasant reception followed n
the residence of the brides parents, and I'll
went merry as marriage bell.
Quite large crowd attended the dedics,
tion and orphan feast at the Orphan Asv.
lum yesterday at Cold Springs. The crowd
estimated to be in attendance was TN
thousand, and the sum realized for the or.
phans amounted to nearly $500. In TIN
morning mass was celebrated at the Church.
which was followed in the evening by rsrk
tations of the children.
The Court of Appeals has reversed fls
decision in the case of Limmerick vs. Ths
Jity of Newport. This was suit in yhIca,
-immerick sued one Pat Welsh and ezr.
lished money held by the city and allegod
% be due Welsh. The lower Court ds.
'ided against the city, and the city an.
'ealed, with the above result. The amount
involved was about 81 900.
CRIMINAL CoUET-Billy Mullen and Pxb
Jay were sentenced to six months In Jail
lnd hned 500 each for assault and battery
ma destruction CT property, and RiMy
'hinder got three months and a fine of n
IN the same charge.
The case OF Phil Perry on a charge Il
nanslaughter was next called. A Jury
vas enpaneled and witnesses were being
when our report closed.
BELLEVUE. KT.
Work has commenced on Berry avenue
Professor Adams singing class meets 70.
light.
Quite number Of people visited the ian
esterday.
Miss Annie Neal left to-day for Alsxsn.
ria on weeks visit to friends
Mr.. Albert Keuchler and wife are On
isit to Mr.. Hausemann, father of MrH
.euchler.
The four houses at the corner of FourSA
rect and Taylor avenue, belonging to Nh.
larms, will be sold at auction next Sstur,
ay.
Mr.. Frank Smith, of Center street. ~.
eived furniture car load of friends ves.
srday; also all the beverages and eatabIes
lat con!i1a oe described, An immense tims
as had. ~
Another rattling temperance meetins
as held last night and was addressed bT
[essrs. Hamblin and Doty, of Cincinnati.
good speeches. A few signers to tlus
ledge were obtained.
He
Remember the Presbyterian 'jug-break.
'g" Friday night.
Miss Ossie Fuson, from the far West. n
sitting Miss Jessie Lambe.
Rev. Mr.. Zimmerman's family will next
eek return to Danville, KY, their future
)me.
Eddie Tiemann, now studying for Tn
inistry yesterday visited his host 4
lends in Dayton.
The tower on Mr. George Currie's hand.
me residence looms up into the air srA
i'll soon be completed.
The funeral of the venerable John Rich
DIS was largely attended yesterday. Tn,
mains were inferred in the NewpotS
metery.
Henry Barnes Lodge, F. & A. M, with
cir sisters and their cousins aud their
nts," will visit Newport Lodge Wednas.
y night and assist them in putting away
cir refreshments.
DAYTON, KY, Sept %, 1s7A
the Editor of the Star:
My attention has been called to an item
your issue of the Goth inst. under TIN
ad Of Dayton news, in which you say
at the order of sale and Judgment against
e st. Francis Church of Dayton, Ky., rsn-
red by the Campbell Chancery Court u