The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-13


of the buggy. The horse was checked UP near the
park Luckily no one was in the time, lhe driver
having stepped into saloon Oh sald street TO get
Tom -and-Jerry. Loss $50. ...
A BURLEsQUE ON SHAM RETTICKER. Charley
Mooney candidate for Councilman in Ward No.
g. purchased twenty five bushels OF coal yesterda
TO be distributed among the poor of the CITY,
Charley has got two mrllions coming to him from
Brazil 50 he says IN s card car d ne nc wroIe aof M te
Mooney? Two million in money or two million
bushels of coal? If coal it will take ali summer
to get here. However, leaving out the BiaLll
part, let all the other candidates follow CAaiCyS
example.
The Irving Club met Saturday night at the
Phillips House.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dickey OF Middletown spent
yesterday in the city.
The Hawthorne Club meets to.nighta ut Nj. J. c.
Skinners Third Ward.
The remains OF Mrs. Rarcltff were taken to Or
ford yeste day for intcrment.
The installation OF officers OF the Knights Of
Honor, Lodge No. 1,245, will take place tonight
at the Lodse-Toon
Joe Owens and L. J. Bender both young bust
ness men, are about To erect q barber shop Lear
the Niles Tool Works.
The funeral OF the late Sheldon J. Whitten took
place yesterday afternoon from the residence of
his brother, on Fourth street.
The Democratic Centlai Committee have issued
a ca for Mass Convention to be held Oh Febru-
0f nominating county officers at theisprhig cleo
tloL ny the popular vote system.
sFKlHGk9EAD. -.
Ani Low it's "Tne Neptune Memorial axocia
t!oL.'
Mr.. j. D. Levy, OF New York CITY, is here. the
guest I'll his brother, NJ D. Levy.
Depsty Shcrifs 8. FL. hover, OF Clermont County,
is spending o lew days in our city.
IN. NeptuZes held forth on Friday night to
receive the report OF the Committee OIL lOfl,atiza
tlGn.
Al the election for Directors Of the Champion
Hotel Company all the members OF the old Board
were reelected.
Numerous parties who invested in Boss" Gold
'miths weekly payment system are anxiousy
waiting OF report from the Trustees.
Wood and Cortis Band gave the boys at the Cen
ira! engine. house T. serenade upon their return
from fremont early on Saturday morning.
Mr.. Officious Ovefscer at the Short-line Depot
forbid them enter So they went forth 10 find com,
fort in the bowling winds And how they stood
It'll Yes, just ike lamb.
The CLARK County Bar Association arp TO meet
in the Reading Room of thelLagonda House on
Saturday, January 18th, at Q D. In Those inter
ested are invited to drop III.
The coal uppiy at this place s nearly exhaust
ed and il the present trouble in getting il contin
ues it may possibly cause the closing up olSome OF
our mai nufacturing establishments
Ata meeting of the creditors of A. Goldsmith
on Thursday Isaac H. Mack and Solomon Gold
smith, OF Cincinnati, were elected Trustees Nearly
all OF Goldsmith creditors were present
On Saturday evening runaway horse while
dashing down Main street came III contact Witb
sleigh, when he struck at il with hls fore feet
Luckily his hoofs landed on the back board, or
some one might have shufilcd OIL
The Mechanics Social Dancing Club are to
give their second grand masquerade bail at tunkt
Hall Thursday night, January 10th. At their last
ball $50 couples were present The one now an
uounced promises to be "a rouser.'
The Duquesne Blues Ministries, who gave per-
formance some weeks ago, when they kept their
audience in a continual roar OF laughter, are an
nounced for performance ht the Operahouse
January oath. The proceeds OF this entertainment
are to be used in Duyilg outfits for their band.
Don't forget to take IN the big show.
1t is rumored that a little unpleasantness is ex-
istng between the Champion Company and Jas.
Dudley, the coal dealer, which may result in
lawsuit Dudley, it seems contracted for two cars
of coal which was delivered at this point and
which he WIS carting away, when the Champion
Company stepped i'll and TOOK possession: AS
neither are likely 10 compromise it looks like it
will turn out as we state above.
The Young Mems Hibernia Society have elected
the following officers for the ensuing year Patrick
Bolan, President. Daniel Boyle, Vice President;
W. H. Cllhold, hcs'lulH6 SUBWAY, 'oiucs Duih
Treasurer; James Nash, Corresponding Secretary;
Rsrer Snc,at is in nam nrosnernne cnndi
80 st,hnno, la rgs sr;o,,nte hava hean m.id ont
IN weekly benefits to its members The Soeietyin.
tends to parade on March 18th, on which OCCASION
they will wear their new uniforms
BELLEVUE. KY.
Firemen's debate tonight
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LOOKOUT 10, Deput! Marshai jus Do41nan w.
morrow WIN lls iheat wagon. g.,
Mr. Ben. Holmes was IN very iow conai'lon
iast hlshI h's fiehus eNpect tne "ots|
And now Good Tempars' Lodge is talked
about here Enough members to get d charter
have already signihed their intention oil starting
one l' s.. .@
Mr.. Brown will-again lecture at the temperance
meeting on Wednesday night CAPTAIN Ham lion
of Coyingtou. and Mrs. Tavlor Wells. OF Newport
tis not generally known but it is true never.
attemp ed at the coming election TO- select three
men lrom 'the Upper part OF VoWh lot onuneil Wltn
sn,,aht snu far hy Nv the ctizeus who don't I've so h