The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-27

somebody's waiting for me-"
The truant school boy walls
AS he deity doubles up his hat
Under his jacket tails
An eleven-year-old boy ran awav from
the Home OF the Friendless yesterday,
A morse and a set of single harness
were stolen from the stable of Christ Hoff.
ner In Camp Washington, Monday night,
The Fifty-second O. vi. will leave
tonight for Steubenvile to be present at
The reunion of Ohio regiments at that citv
tomorrow. '
Ihe detectives last evening recovered
lot more OF the property of Mr.. Jobn R.
Whaiey' which had been disposed of by the
boy Alonzo Crane.
George Allen, sixty years of age, and
residing on Rittenhouse street, slipped on
piece OF watermelon rind yesterday after
hoon' and in falling broke one of his
ankles.
The six lads who were arrested for
uetacing the cottage on Espanola street
belonging to the jeremiah Tullis estate, will
nave hearing this evening before Squire
Block.
MIR. Louis Rebisso, sculptor, of this
CITY, has just finished at his studio on Wal
nut Hills, cast of the head of Mr.. Reuben
Springer A medallion head in bronze will
be made of the cast.
DIR. J. A. Thacker, Professor at the
cincinnati College OF Medicine and Sur.
gerry was married last evening to Miss Re-
becca Reno at the residence of the bride S
brother, Captain !. c. Reno, on Mcmillan
Street, Walnut Hills.
The County Infrmary Directors at
their meeting allowed the following bills to
Township Trustees Springfield Township,
s3o1 ~; Symmes Township, $l4 so; Harri-
Son Township, $73 25; Crosby Township,
S36; Whitewater Township, $43 33; Green
Township, $44 SO; and Colerain Township,
e54 rs.
The Hillsboro & Chillicothe Accommo-
dation, which left the M. & G. Depot at 3:1s
yesterday afternoon, ran off the track at
the Thomas-street Crossing, just above
Brighton. The passengers were badly
shaken up and the train was delayed sew
eral hours, but no one was seriously in
iured. A misplaced switch was the cause of
the accident.
The Finance Committee of the late
B@ngerfest held a meeting yesterday after
noon in the Mayors Office, at which Mr.. S.
5. Davis reported the payment of bills
amounting to about $30 400, leaving 81 400
still unpaid with $40 in the treasury. The
amount collected of the guarantee fund is
BS,4l9 Oh, leaving 81, 400 still unpaid. Mayor
Jacobs was then authorized to employ col
lector to collect the amount due.
Mr.. B. Meyer, the Secretary of the
Central Committee of the North American
Bangerbund of this city, has received in
formation from the new Central Committee
in Chicago, that the committee had re-
solved to have the next Sangerfest in 1881
in Chicago. The following officers have
been elected President, L. G. Huck
Secretary, Oscar Schmidt; Treasurer Philip
Mas; Conductor, Hans Balatka.
Aspecial meeting of the Board of City
Commissioners Was held yesterday after.
noon, to discuss the matter of the unli-
censed street railroads OF Kentucky run.
ming through the streets Of Cincinnati.
The unauthorized and unlicensed lines
were represented by Mr.. B. Matthews and
Judge Hoadly. and the licensed line lthe
Covington Red Linel by Messrs. Warning
ton and Paxton. The question as to paying
back license was ably argued by these gen
tlemen, and the Board took the matter un.
der adyisement.