The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-06
CINCINNATI STAR. s.
down. but as yet no damage to bridges or
property has been reported.

down, but as yet no damage to bridges or
property has been reported. -.-sr
Wendell Phillips will lecture at the
Opera House tonight, under the auspices
OF the Hamilton Literary Association. The
subject of his lecture will be that noted
perssnAge, William Lloyd Garrison. ID
The week Of prayer is generally observed
at the churches by holding prayer-meeting
in the afternsoa and preaching service in
the evening. The efforts to maintain. this
religious rite is being supported by fair
congregations ..aItt-
John r. Nielan entered upon the duties
OF Prosecuting Attorney yesterday, with
fair prospects of winning noble record.
His predecessor, James K. Campbell, has
just served two terms and retires with a
noble record. -
Officers Hofertepen, McDermott and Erh
secured George Fields charged with an as
saalt upoa Michael zollers at an early hour
this morning. They went TO his residence,
| where he was found concealed in dark
room. He will probably have his hearing
tomorrow morning. 9 7I
The public schools opened yesterday with
good attendance, there being no visible
trace of effects or Continuance Of scarlet
fever In the schools. 1t is to be hoped tn al
this disease will be SO harassed down az
not to embarrass the future attendance o1
any great aumber Of the pupils. '.I
In yesterdays issue we spoke OF the i'll
ness OF VIM. Clark, an old resident. OF this
city. whose death occurred Sunday morn
4 ing at clock, at his residence. on Second
street. The funeral will take place from
the First Universalist Church at two O'Clock
to-day. Services by Rev. c. L. Haskell
Place OF Observation-Disclosures Cemetery
Hamilton Social Temple of Honor helC
one of the most interesting sessions ant
rendered the best programme last night a
their hall that was ever rendered by TIN
society. The session opened with prayel
by chaplain G. w. McAdams followed by
an able and well-received address by Mrs
Dutton. The dialogue. entitled "Demor
of the Wine Glass, was grand success
as was also the song and dialogue entitled
The Sausage Makers" which kept thu
house in continuous uproar. Th,
"Rum Maniac" by Master Brodt, was good
A duetts closed the ceremonies of tn
evening. 5tdIf' la.f.4-s '.t. ia., laao1
Council met in regular session last nigh
and transacted the following business:
On motion, J. @. SchencK was electet
Clerk pro tempore.
A proposition from the Hamilton Ga
Light and Coke Company to sell to the cit.
of Hamilton forty ylamp-post at $40 SO eacl
was referred to the Committee on Gas.
i A petition asking that Fifth street. Yves
of the Hydraulic, be improved by grading
and paving SO as to be passable and in Fl
condition for common street purposes, wa
referred to the Third Ward Grade Com
mittee. @tt ''s's >'f't.s ." -
An ordinance to appoint Infrmary Di
rectors for the city OF Hamilton was reat
and acted upon as follow: Each member o
Council chose man with the following re
suit: Jacob Humbach, John McHale, Johi
Getz, Chris. Beck and Hugh Ryan. Chris
Beck was elected on the fourth ballot an,
Jacob Humbach on the eleventh.