The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-17


And never smiled" again.
The newly elected County Commits
doner, Mr.. B. F. Hopkins, takes his seat on
The Arst Monday in December.
A young lad named John Harper was
Knocked down by a runaway team this
norning on Western avenue and badly
Anrt about the head.
The Board of Fire Commissioners last
evening approved bills amounting to
elee 80, and ordered repaired the sidewalk
u front of the Mines Engine-house.
The ladies of the st. Francis de Sales
Church, East Walnut Hills, will hold a
sand Bazaar in the new structure, COM
nencing next Tuesday, October 21st.
The County Commissioners held no
saesting this morning. They and the
County Engineer, Mr.. Jewett, went out to
u Bernard to look at some improvements
Aere
The Republicans of Glendale have
made arrangements for an immense ratifi.
cation meeting to be held near the c., H. &
p. R R. Depot of that place tomorrow
evening
The Union Board Of High Schools met
yesterday, and in addition to passing the
Regular monthly bills raised the salary of
0s. Cores, German teacher at Woodward, to
Q,5O0 year.
The Grand Jury failed to find bill
against Herman Wilkins, the man accused
Ct having killed his comrade last spring on
tAs Spring Grove avenue, and he has been
ssleased from Jail.
The Law and Contracts Committee of
ths Common Council met yesterday, and
dscided to recommend to Council the re-
funding of the So to the hucksters, the
amount they overpaid few weeks previ-
Gus to the passing of the ordinance reducing
The licenses of hucksters.
The members of the M. E. Church, of
Walnut Hills, had grand surprise party at
their pastors (R. G. Mortimer) house Tues
day evening, and left there large quantity
stProvisions and also some money. The
occasion was very enjoyable.
George Wallace, charged with aiding
md abetting in the procurement of an
abortion, had a preliminary examination
before Judge Wilson yesterday afternoon,
snd was bound over in the sum of $500 to
saswer the charge before the Grand Jury.
Articles Of incorporation of Glendale
Saving Association were left for record
yesterday. The capital stock is $250,OOo
The following are the incorporators: John
Hehr, H. f. Willis VIM. Kennedy, Aaron
AorYiah, Michael Devanny and S. 7. Craw-
<ord.
Charles Ohney, a young man employed
at polishing on an emery wheel at ]. r.
Kinsley's silver and nickel plating estab-
Eshment, was badly hurt Wednesday
korning by the bursting of the wheel,
fragments of which struck him in the
forehead and breast. He walked to his
home, which is somewhere above the ca
nal, but has not since reported for duty.
The formal opening of the new armory
Il the First Regiment O. N. g. took place
Inst evening. Mayor Jacob, Col. Hunt
lieutenant Colonel Max. Mosler and Judge
Advocate General Hunt made short ad-
dresses, after which Col. Hunt was presented
with fine oil painting of himself by Com
yany H. and John Meuser, the author of
tAe painting, was presented with medal.
esvsral hours were then occupied with
music and dancing.
The Cincinnati Athletic Club will hold
ID public meeting at the Star Baseball
Ihrk tomorrow afternoon, when large
zumber of valuable prizes will be contested
hE. The meeting will be under the super
vision Of the following officers: Referee,
Captain Waldo Sprague, NY. A.. c.; Judges,
J. W. Weakley, Jr., J. H. Walker, DR.. G. A.
xeBoutillier; Judge of Walking, J. NJ. Can
non; Starter, Captain ]. A. Johnson; Time
keepers, George E. Gault A. H. Lewis, f.
ID. Madeira; Marshal, c. G. Campbell; Meas
urers, w. J. Haldeman, W. H. Dicks, D. C.
Anderson; Clerk of Course E. w. Murphy
Assistant Clerk. Geo. W. Jones' Jr.; Scorers,
". Van Halnm, Gordon Wayne, Harry
Loudon.