The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-18
Longworth street, Cincinnati. Rev. Mr..
Mullenix, of Newport, officiating.

Mullenix, of Newport. officiating.
The lunch or supper department at the
Masonic fair has been dispensed with and
Society.
The Sundsy-school teachers of the Pres
byterian Church will meet tomorrow night
at the residence OF Mr.. Nose Harris, on
avenue.
The funeral OF the late Mrs Lena Hook
will take place tomorrow at Q p. m. from
her husbands residence, corner Of Front
and Saratoga streets.
Nicholas. Chalk has been appointed JUS
tice OF the Peace for the Carthage District
vice =. P. Ball resigned. Mr. Chalk re-
ceived his commission from the Governor
this morning.
The Newport Assembly was entertained
In elegant style at the hospitable residence
of Colonel Gus Artsman last night. The
affair was recherche in every particular,
and the wealth and beauty Of our city
graced the occasion with their presence.
The Catholic Knights of America held
meeting in the Parochial School-house and
elected the following officers: President,
Thomas Convoy; Vice President, H. A.
Robinson; Recording Secretary. J. j. Strech;
Financial Secretary. R. f. Walsh; Treas
urer, II. NJ. Nealy; Sentinel, M. Magher
and Daniel Kirby; Trustees. Morris Rich
mond and John Devere. /,
DANGEROUS DwELL1Ne.-The Short-line
Company, in constructing the alley in the
rear of the depot, and south from Madison
to Jefferson street, it is said, undermined
tho fa.,,,dotsov oe kho otN
dwelling of H. Grotenkemper. of Cincin-
natl SO that 1t is now in dangerous con.
diti0n. The city declares that 1t Is not
their funeral, and the company is just as
stubborn.
REAL ESTATE TRANsrERs.- Hundt
to Elorena Boehmer. Lot No. SO in north
ern subdivision. fronting % feet on Madi-
son street by 1N deep; 5000.
Nicholas Hartley and wife, of Covington,
to Harriet Taylor, Is acres of land on the
Ohio River, near Water-works Road;
81. go
r. G. TAYLOR to N. Hartley, lot fronting
% feet on Cabot street. in Todd and Nc
Arthnr's addition; $4,000.
N. Hartley and wife to William Hartley,
lot OF ground 35 by "a feet, situated on the
south side of Todd street, being portion
of lot transferred by ]. c. Taylor, to N.
Hartley; 81, love and affection.
There was a fattering attendance at the
Masonlc 1a'r iast hisn: 1"e v0te ,o1 the
EouoauSu E".io M .~s' sn az W.
denmeyer stood: Jones, IS; Waldenmeyer.
30. Inc race tnat seems 10 mahiless tne
1nost ..eiess ~ 'nS T race i9i s.e moss pnpu.
lar young iauy. ne i cahuloates are :s's; tnrse
TWO eAceSulnEIy S;a KY Puiar P anu anu a oeaos.ul M;ai
young iauies' MISS mS Nann'e Doal anu MISE
Earr'e . l.a'Pe 1s Me 'g.e s'oou en iaSt S nignt:
Mlss - Doa.' ol' M,ss la, IalPe. ~. 3 ine lacs
Itos tne hias,allcen. soiu ~utcn Pleseh'eu ~
oy Mt; .;e :. y: DuepHf ~ also iively one: l..
ga llee.aoi -a'l' ,:sn anu nv runloe! " =. oul
beauty. and the actual cost price of it was
aU. Several handsome ana costly presents
nave oesn m received oy tne society 70 "
raliieu On. tne .unos fa'seo w 'uiS iai'
nv ~, -o'
ihe case ol rleu. hucktesnel, VINO w wa'
reIusea permission 9 70 M open Tavern M IN may LAY
hen han Of tho Comfy Conrt this morning
! The netition Of eighty sipners who f;leC
a ren,onstrance and made sffidav;t thu
sncb a house was not necessary in the towr
was produced. but several witnesses testi
fed that the signers to the remonstrance
with two executions. resided seyera
squares from the house wber,
the tavern wss to be- opened
Several prominent citizens of Daytor
testified that a tavern was necessary for tn,
accommodation of the travelling public
Also the party making application WA
competent to keep such a house. and tn,
building was suitable for the purpose. Th,
County Attorney made do objection. anc
the license was granted, with Messrs
Weideman and Trainer signing the bond
Ruckteshel will have another fight witt
the CITY Council OF DAYTON. who have tn,
power Of granting license to retail LIQUORS
"-Is o1' AH'
Dayton folks have Geological Garden il
thelr mldst Az least .hat Is the lmpres
' -,
Marshal James Marsnail Will nave
grana a'nner p!eRareu ~ Loi .ne prisoner
~ " o '' va ' " '-'' :,
Inc enter'a,mment was largely attehoe'
last nignt Inc choii opened IN song
ana was toIiowea oy MISS susie rownali II
s cnolce selectIon S..a Oh .ns.rumen.ai M music