The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-18


Of Messrs. Fisk and against the executor
and James Il. Stacey was confirmed, and
an order drawn on the executor for claims
allowed. The divorce suit Of Anna Dyas
against John Dyas was dismissed.
The residence of Mrs. DR.. Kerr, on Mayo
street, near Washington avenue, was Wis
tied BY thieves, yesterday afternoon, dur
thing in the line of wearing apparel carried
Off
Yesterday Mr.. Geo. Graf, Hamilton
County, Ohio, farmer, and Miss Eva Rose
ner, also hailing from Hamilton County,
procured marriage license from Clerk
Jones, and were made one by Judge Maklb1
ben.
A case came TO our notice this morning
where the city was indebted 10 contractor
to the extent of $685. and because the latter
was delinquent in his water rent, the flow
was ordered turned off Comment is un-
necessary.
Residents on Saratoga street. between
Harris and Ringgold, are loud in their COM
plants of the wre ched condition OF the
railroad track between those streets. The
iarring from the trains occasioned by the
worn out rails shake the buildings to their
foundation.
The morning session of the Circuit
Court was occupied in the case
of Hobbs & Carnes against W.
II. Fisher aud others, on o note
that was given on Sunday. The jury re
turned a verdict for defendants. Ad-
jonrned to tomorrow.
A fire caused by defective fue, and one
that created big scare, broke out in Bish-
OPS sample room, corner of York and
Bellevue streets, shortly before 8 o'clock
this morning. Quick work by several par
ties present extinguished the flames before
much damage was done.
LEXINGTON. XIV.
This kind of weather is bad on the poor.
Another wedding in high life is rumored
Candidates for Mayor are becoming numerous.
The people should by all means elect the city
officers.
lady named Miss Owens was severely injured
by fall on Broadway yesterday afternoon.
Wm Garland, of the Second Ward, did consider
able damage to the ring" in fact he came near
bust ng it.
The celebrated thoroughbred mare. Lucy Fow-
Ter, the dam of Tom Bowling, died at McGrathiana
on Sunday night. She recently gave foal to colt
by Tipperary. She was the dam of sixteen colts
and filiies Leveler is all right and will meet all
his engagements.
HOME CITY.
When Harry Best gets that pony you will re-
celve your papers before the ink is cry.
Some one will have to hire a bookkeeper to keep
track OF the incorporation papers floating through
the trains.
There was meeting Of prominent citizens at
Mr.. Christy's, Delhi. last even .ng. Subject In
corporation.
Mr.. Tom Wyatt was out with his sleigh yester.
day morning before one half of the population
knew 1t was showing.
In time there will be another voter for "incor
porated" Home City. He belongs to Henry Me
man. ar d Is week old.
If this place is to be regarded as the tail and oul
eastern neighbors the dog it must be colicky
canine, or why such rumpus about the tail?
HAMILTON.
Mr.. Dave Howell spent Sunday with friends a
Dayton.
Snow began falling Sunday night and continued
all day yesterday.
Adam Keo Ter, OF the First Ward, is lying dan
gerously sick at his home in that ward.
Mrs. John c. Lindley is reported by her attend
ing physic an, DIR. Cass, to be improving
The funeral of Miss Addle C. Sohn took place
this morning, and was very largely attended.
up. Curtis of Middletown, candidate TO
nomination. lOr tne Olnce Vi Souilty 1Eedeuftf WI
| in the city yesterday.
Lou. Beauchamp the gifted young Temperance
lecturer left yesterday for Upper SanduSky, Wher
| he gives series of lectures.
The Star Dancing Club will give an oyster sup
per and dance tomorrow night at Rumple's Hal
| to the mem bers of the Club.
In the case of John ]. Cuff ct al against Clintol
Douglas case settled and upon agreement a judy
ment OF $75 entered against plaintiff.
The funeral of Mrs Regan, wife OF Officer Thos
Regain, took place Yesterday morning. Service
at st. Mary's Church, Rev. Father Murphy ofici
atng.
An entertainment and oyster supper will b
given by the Temple of Honor next Thursda
evening in the hall over the Third Ward Engine
house.
County Recorder Getz is at present engaged i
putting upon the Plat Record plat OF John
Peck's new town known as South Hamilton, y
ing south of the city, between the c., H. d. d. Rail
road and the Miami River. 1t contains on
| thousand two hundred and fifteen fine buildin
lots.
A remonstrance signed by all the leading bus
ness men and tax.payeis in the city, was to.da
sent to Columbus, to be presented to the Senate
protesting against the passage of Cloughs Hous
bill providing for supply of water for fire an
other purposes in cities of the second class.
Upon the urgent solicitation Of friends Mrs. sa
lie B. Woodrough of Coyington-nee Miss Sa!li
tainment in this city, her old home and birti
place. Mrs. Woodrough possesses acknowledge
histronic talent. and as teacher of elocu ion hi
few superors. Thursday evening, February 27ti
is the time fixed for the entertainment.
SPRINGFKELD. O.
Oh, how they did scratch Candidates. are 20
shocked?
Uncle Sammy Leffel, although among the re
jected, will be felt at the April election.
NJ D. Hager, who superintended the Layto
and WEIGH walk, won q match at Urbana on Sa
ulday.
Mr.. Daniel Boyle, of this city, has received tn
appointment as Secretary OF the Catholic sta
Temperance Society.
The Petit Jury reported on Monday, but wei
discharged until Monday next Judge Goode
condition is said to be without change.
1t seems that all of the disorderly gang who tai
a d light in disturbing the performances at ii
Opera-house have not yet been Squelched, for @
Saturday night the thing was repeated.
A little son of Mr.. VIM. Dixon, manager Of Il
/ New York Tea Store, while engaged in playiI
with toy wagon on Saturday, ran wire in tt
shaft of the same into his right eye, causing
painful but not serious wound.
John Sullivan, a pardoned convict while upc
train just below London, Ohio, on M0ndi
al ernuon borrowed knife from passenger u