The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-07
tober lst for water rents. There is scarcely
$500 yet standing out.

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Frank Owens, one of our best young |
men. is, we regret 10 say. lying very low
at his home on Madison street.
A Mr.. Henry. who resides in this county,
near Camp Springs reports that he has dis
covered vein of coal on his farm.
Mr.. Will Pierce returned yesterday In
answer to dispatch to fill responsible
position in hardware house at Memphis.
Col. Bob Air, of this city, was elected
Representative of the Benevolent and Pro-
tective Order of Elks at Cincinnati last
night.
Prof. Gerald and the choir of st. Xavier
Church, Cincinnati. will take part in the
concert at the st. Stephens Church Sum
day night.
Johnny Hugle saws he would almost give
anything to be next Sheriff. He told us,
however, not TO say anything about it for
few months yet.
The extension Of the dummy track along
Front street to York, as proposed, would
be an accommodation to large class of the
travelling public.
Mr.. George Pagan found roll of green
backs Yesterday, which the owner can have
Uy CdllillS az Ills HOuS6, COTlcI VI w
ton avenue and Mayo street.
Larry Hearn. we'll known young society
man, is confined to his home on Taylor
street with badly sprained ankle. He
stepped on banana peel night before last.
Hartley Thompson will sing the tenor
solo from Rossini's Stabat Mater "Ceyers
Animum.' Also take part in two quar-
tets at the St. Stephens concert Sunday
night.
The Presbyterian Church Social held last
evening at the residence of Mr.. Theop.i-
lus Davis on Madison street, was in many
respects the most enjoyable event of the
season.
The Committee on Ways and Means re-
ported that they had examined Treasurer
Constans' books, and found them in good
order. The Treasurer since his admins
trait n has paid out over 10000, $4,000 of
which was for back orders left over by his
predecessor.
large party, composed of number of
our society beaux and bellies, proceeded to
the elegant country residence of Mr.. John
Webber, in the Mayfield District, last night,
where they spent an enjoyable evening in
Terpsichorean exercises and discussing an
elegant rebast. 1t Vas the anniversary of
Mr.. Webber's birthday.
Mr.. Jacob Bold, the saloonist, met with q
painful accident Yesterday afternoon. His
daughter went into the cellar and forgot to
close the cellar-door after her. Mr. Bold,
having business in the cellar few minutes
afterward, started toward the door, and,
not noticing it being open, fell down the
stairs and injured himself badly internally.
A frame cottage situated near the Short
Line Road, where it CT. ssess the Licking:
occupied by family named Clay
caught fire day before yesterday
from defective fue. A young
daughter of Mr.. Clay, the only occupant of
the house at the time. fought the flames
bravely until several laborers. attracted by
her cries, arrived who soon extinguished
the fire. The loss to the house is consider
able.
RELIGIOUS. The subject of Rev. Mr..
Tinker, of the First Baptist Church, Sun.
day, will be What Constitutes True
Church Member"
The Mite Society of the Columhia-stree,
Presbyterian Church held meeting las
} night at the residence of Mr.. Davis, OF
J Madison street. A programme consisting
of vocal and instrumental music was ad
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; mlraoly rendered.
heV. Mr. heylolds. OF North Middle
town. n.y., IS conducting protracted meet
ing al the ohr'st'ah Churcn.
1t will be remembered that Judge Per
kins decided, in case of habeas corpus
that Mayor Harton, not having been elected
in August, could not exercise any judicial
power whatever, and that in this view he
was sustained by County Attorney Edgar
Commonwealth Attorney Cleary and Other
eminent barristers. 1t is to the credit
of Judge Harton that under 8
sense o. uu'y ana the advice o
plooao,y less 1;niagi, e1,,nent ceunsei: ne mas
con'lnugu W l"uiI,alIy eniorce the peace
anu soou o'uer o. NewporI no" tiiat ne
Is sus.alneu !. cy u't oPil'io., oI tne court
!'st r.soa., ~ ~ w. oe hDpea tnat tne pend
l,s ploceeunE assins' H.,. III tne Irlmlnai
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CITY COUNCIL. - Regular session last
night, all members present. In the absence
of Mayor Harton, Mr.. Stemler was called
to the chair. An invitation to the mem
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