The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-20

sweepstakes; Burton Hughes, Oliver Mer-
ratt and Molcs, big display, S. and COSTS
MOllie johnson, clara Ginnivan, Lpttie
Stafford, Jessie Blanchard, Sadie Frey,
Dolly Dickey, Daisy Russell and Lottie
Movers. ntered as second class, 50 and
costs; Tub" Sullivan and Junn Luby were
cast ont. The bell was then wrung and the
spectators left the grounds so as to give the
Manager and Treasurer a chance to figure
up the receipts.
LAWRENCEBURG. IND.
The irrv in the case of Check VS.. The
City Of Aurora disagreed about a verdict,
and were discharged.
The Light Guards military organiza-
tion of this city, turned ont en- masse to
attend the funeral of Jacob Lux, Jr., who
WAS member Of their organization.
DAYTON. Ky
Baptist Mite Society at the residence of
Mr. Laws on Madison street tonight
The election yesterday resulted in favor
of repeating the Stock Law by vote of III
to 49,
A special meeting of Guiding Star Lodge
| X. Of 7. for the conferring Of ranks will be
held tomorrow night
Tableaux, strawberries, ice cream, De
| Lucca's Band and other delicacies of the
season at the NJ. f. monthly social to-mor.
row night. 1t will be held at the residence
of Mr.. w. T. Laws.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Macarthur appeared in the
Criminal Court Yesterday and pleaded guil-
" to the charge Of nuisance, in running
his dummies in Newport. No witnesses
appeared for the prosecution, and Mr.. Nc
Arthur pleading guilty, fine of one cent
| and costs was inflicted.
CouYCIL-Councl met last evening in
regular session, all the members present
except Mr.. Bowman.
| The Street Committee were empowered
to act in abating nuisance by stagnant
| water in Burton HaZen's subdivision.
The report of the special election on the
Stock Law was received 223 votes ere cast,
as follows: For the enforcement of the
Stock Law, 40; against ia.
An ordinance to repeal the stock law was
then resented, and was laid over until the
next regular meeting.
Messrs. Knapp and McKeowen made APP
plicatiOn for the privilege to run steam
ferry, and Messrs. A. A. Winter, George
Anderson and F. Bode were appointed a
Special Committee to confer with them.
An ordinance was then passed permitting
farmers residing in Campbell County III
license.
Adjourned.
HAMILTON.
Over one thousand people witnessed the
performances of Professor De Lafal cite al
and evening.
We have been requested to inform the
authorities that certain sports are almOS
| Inl in, r,al r,;g
the hydraulic.
A lady's cloak was found yesterday at tht
corner Of Henry and Fourth streets. Tn,
owner can find the same by applying tt
; Policeman Connoughton.
1t is understood that the School Boarc
have half thousand musty old tones
which will find their way to the Publ,
Library This would be satisfactory to ou
people.
: The Live Oaks, OF this city, will eros
bats with the Red Stockings of Dayton
tomorrow, May 2lst Prof. Thuerer vii
be on deck, and is bill d to do some rop'
walking at 330. Dancing to the music o
, Prof. VOLTS Band will also be in order.
A large delegation of the Temple O
Honor left the city last night on the 1913
train IT, attend the Grand Temple session
at Worcester, Ohio. Among the delegation
we noticed Jesse Linn and wife, s. W
e Brock and wife, A. g. Richardson and wife
= Mrs Mackly, and others.
Yesterday Mr.. Millet, who for some tim
r past has been engaged in the boot and slo
business on Third street, III the room occu
/! pied by Mr.. John Decher, retired from til
business by selling his stock for So cent
} on the dollar. This Withdrawal will in n
wav iutprtpre with Mr. DprlerS cuStpu