The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-07

ceipts for January, s24, 4,2SS "a, and bal
ance on hand, $l0,799 26.
Mr.. Tracy offered resolution granting
the qualified voters the power to elect q
Mayor, leaving out the ether city officers,
which was adopted by the following vote:
Ayes-Boyd, Bruce, Danahy, Cranes,
Kaufman, May, Mulligan, Treacey, and
Wood, g. Noes-Hardesty, johnson, and
McCormick, 8.
The following coffee-house licenses were
granted: d. Mulligan, VIM. Weather
head, Gilroy & Riley, ]. r. Jewell, P.
Dorm, lobe Lee, and H. E. Broadwell &
Son.
One hundred and fifty dollars was ap-
propriated for the poor Of the city; fifty
dollars to the Ladies' Observation-Disclosures
ton, and seventy-fve dollars for the
Home Of the Friendless. Adjourned.
,CIRCLEviLLLs Q.
NorIcE.-Subscri criptions for the STAR, If left at
H. E. Grand -Girard's Drug Store, will receive i'm
mediate attention. A. ]. Pembroke, agent
Masquerade at Wittich's Hall to-
night.
Charles Butler has accepted position
as cigar drummer for the firm of F.
Dyas & Co.
Rentz-Santley Novelty Company
shows here Wednesday evening, Feb
ruary 11th.
Mr.. James Babbitt, of Lebanon, O.,
has accepted a position in II. E. Grand
Girard's drug store as prescription clerk.
Mr.. A. Hirt, foreman in the tin-shop
of A. J. Haswell, and Miss Lizzie Wolf,
were united in marriage at st. Joseph's
Catholic Church last Monday evening.
Yesterday afternoon Eddie Maiden, a
lad residing in the southern part of this
city, in attempting to get off sleigh on
Court street, slipped and fell, and before
he could recover mis- feet was run into by
another sleigh and badly cut and bruised.
He was removed to his home, where his
injuries were dressed and found to be of
serious character.
HARRODsBURG. ky.
Common Pleas Court is in session.
Our people are very unhappy because
there is no ice to gather. Guess we will
have to follow the example Of our neigh
bors, and import it.
The Julia A. Hunt Combination will
be in our city next Monday evening and
remain for three nights. From PERI Nal
observation we highly recommend them
to the public, and bespeak for them a
full house. Miss Hunt has very few
equals on the stage, and Mr.. Shine, her
chief supporter, is first-class. There is
not slouch in the whole troupe. All
should see them.
The National Hotel of this city though
in its infancy, is receiving its full share
of public patronage. This is not to be
wondered at when you once meet the
genial and accommodating host, Mr.. M.
d. Bronston. The house is newly fur
nished, the table contains all that the
most fastidious could wish and one is
made to feel entirely at home.
wAPAKONETA. o.
William Kehres, telegraph operator, is
sick.
Mr.. Hollenbacker and bride went to
Fort Wayne on wedding tour.
There was a leap year party at Col. G.
W. Andrews. 1t was largely attended.
The fremen have ordered their hats.
They cost $56 per dozen. Thev have
now the whole outfit.
AvONDALE.
The fair for the benefit Of st. Andrews
Church closes this evening. Thus faf it
has been success.
The warrants for December and Janu-
ary will be paid by the Treasurer at the
Council Chamber this afternoon.
Mr.. George Hafer, while descending a
flight Of steps at the Geological Garden,
slipped and fell, breaking the small bone
of his right leg just above the ankle.
xPRHNGFIEnD. a.
Little Jimmie Nolan smashed his finger
with a hatchet.
Hon. E. G. Dial, Mr.. Conkey and Sem
ator Pringle are in the city.
Sherwood, for highway robbery, occu-
pies the attention Of the Court to-day.
The Springfield Southern has brand
new freight locomotive, the first of eight
recently built. -.
Hattie Holler's bastardy case against
Geo. Butter has been settled by defend
ant, who paid Hattie $75 and the costs Of
the court.
The festival at the Ciifton-street Chapel
for the benefit of the Sabbath-school
children was very pleasant affair and
largely attended.
The County Infrmary now has eighty
inmates-forty-six men and twenty-four
the able management Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming.
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