The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-14

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! VIM. Barrett were arrested by Officer.
Martin and Troy last night for raising a dis
turbAnce on Madison and Cabot streets
The two former we're fined 81 and costs eaci
and the latter So and costs in the Mayor,
Court this morning.
Mr.. Fred. McDonnoueh. Post Adiulant
OF the Grand Army of the Republic, ba,
extended an invitation to the Soldiers and
Sdilo Memorial Association Of his city
10 be represented at meeting to be held al
the Flurentine Hotel, Cincinnati, on Sun,
daF next, TO make the necessary arrange
mehts Tor the decoration Of soldiers graves
CIRCUIT CouRT.-fhe ease against J. r.
Hal!am aud Grin b Hallan, to show cause
Whv they should not pay over to one Mrs,
| Ann Mcdonald, of Toronto, Cauada, 5000
collected by Them was taken under ad wise.
ment by Judge Boyd last night. THIS
morning His Honor ordered a check for
the amount less $50, to be paid over To the
ierk OF the Court lawyers Hounshell and
| fearuns having made oath that the latter
was reasonable sum for collecting the
same.
| C"XADDALE,
| The, funeral of Mrs. William Kelly took
| place here Yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Walker celebrated
che fortieth anniversary of their wedding
yesterday. A large gathering OF friends
and relatives were present
| The wedding mania has reached us. The
hlEL contracting parties for Yesterday were:
| A, }. Merrill and Miss Alice Mount, Wal
ter Jones and Onie Crosson, l.. McKibbon
and Annie Bartholomew, John Estel and
Mary Jones'
DAYTON. KIT.
Judge Skilbeck it is said, will contest.
Mr.. M. r. Hunters children are improv-
ing.
viii Polling has returned from his war
derings.
The scarlet fever scare has frightened
nearly all the children from the public
schools.
Rev lG. /. Sanders left few days ago for
Snner'et, KY, to attend the Annual Con-
terence Of the NJ. e. Church.
The Sunday-schooi reunion will be held
at the NJ. t. Church at 3 o'clock Sunday
afternoon. Prominent speakers will be in
attendance.
A loose rail snaked mp through the dunn
my yesterday and punched Conductor viii
McA rthnr through the window. A lady
passenger tainted from fright
Services in the NJ. Z. Church Sunday
morning at II O'Clock by Rev. Mr.. East n,
OF Ciucinnali; on Sunday at 7:30 p. m, bv
Kew Mr. Cowlen, of Eaton, O., formerly Of
Grace NJ. H. Church, Newport
A spirit of INDIGNATION has seized unon
so'ne OF "ur citizens and they propose to
call a meetin' in favor of ''rnpid transitn
and better railroad facilities. s nphuw
these lnd gnation meetings always lizzle.
NIDOAETD N. %.
Empty houses are very scarce, One man
had thirty applicants in one week.
Mrs Mary Smith is preparing to 20 to
'h"Ncnnr ns soon as the weather permits, |
where her husband now is.
James Law renee recently lost child with |
inc scarlet fever. another died Yesterday. |
hnd the eldest is now lying very low VITA |
the same disease,
Mrs. Lizzie noardnr died If pneumonia
aud heart III ,cii>e nt Cincinnati ON the nm |
Instant. She was brought to MiddIe.own tn
her brothers, John . air The funeral ser
Hic"S took place YESTERDAY at tho NJ. 7. |
'hnrc'', OF winch she WAS Il nember.
The Public Schools give IN exhibition in |
Licbrrs liLll Friday evenir g, March Ith the |
proceeds OF which are to rirchaSc an organ |
tor the school. One hundred school chi,- |
drrn, under the teaching of Prof. Stan we, |
i t1ncihna /. are to give several churtlscs. |
ana Il dia "gtt" b. somr"f the pupils r the
'ehi"r G Ass III High School. The Choral
-oGlety hnre kindly off red several songs,
Prof. II. p. Townsend of Cincinnati, las
volunteered his services for the evening.
ETNWnO
Mr.. Dyer's child died yesterday morning
$. NJ. Ferris & Co. haze closed for the
eason.
There is hnt one case Of scarlct fever in
his place, and that one is iniYroying.
The Board Of Health thinks there is no
ianger in letting the school 60 tinuc, but
mere are great many w1,difl fer and are
ierping their children home on that ac-
'ulint.
SP3INGFIELD. o.
Mayor Cole was ut h,s p ton Thursday,
nd his appearance started the police mill
moving again.
Judge Gnote was upon the streets on
thursday 1t takes tliis nice weather f.,
'Htch up sick people.
VIM Hopper and Sol Wise, who are
nStly tramlhng the road to ruin. were sure
he Mayor would fine them $40.
j. NJ. klS9el, better known, pcriapq as
Sandy" was fined 81 and costs fnr run
ing Sunday night performance on Fair
Ircct.
Ih" lircnen are making big preparations s
,r their bail ON Monday night, ut civ
Halt If You want tn wind mp st. patrick's "
ay IN pleasant manner, take this in ON il
our rounds :,
John S"Ies bv nam", bat has not got one, II
as tried in the Mayors Court ON T mrs :,
ny for assault and battery. SpleS was tp,.
IAN who gave Schultz such terr bic beat p
" on Fair street on Tuesday night He
as fined " and costs. 81
Prof. DcItemer mas engaged the Opera- Ii
ouse Tor Tuesday evening, April lst, and d
i that occasion intends t, give us a rare
uSical treat. Among those to appear are
iss Louise R"llwagpn contruto, Miss c'
amy Mannetti, soprano" f.. r. Mcyers y
nor. assisted by Prof. DeReimer as accom- h
mist. "a,
The following is the line OF march to br
ken ny the societies participating in the p
'"ccssi"n March II: Fast on High to York, 4
nth on York to Harrison, west on Harri. u
II to Scott, south ON Scott to Pleasant.
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