The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-14

church to-nicht of the most interesting
nature. The Band is composed of about
eighty Young people, who desire to receive
their friends and will entertain them with
strawberries, cream and other luxuries OF
the season.
Prot. ]. D. Hunt, of the Commercial, was
this morning presented with handsome
pair of sleeve buttons, made OF solid silver,
on the surface OF which there is micro
scopic photograph of the London Times.
most appropriate present for news
paper man. 1t was gracefully presented
by Mrs. Walter Cleary. at whose recent
wedding Mr.. Hunt presided at the organ.
Suits have been filed rather lively against
Mr.. ii. 8. Percival in the past two or three
days The German National Bank filed
suit yesterday against him and M. l..
Roberts for So 900, and the same bank niles
suit against him and M. L Roberts for
$500. and E. J. Green files suit on note OF
$1,000 against Percival.
General ]. N. Halves and Maria, his wife,
nied suit yesterday against the heirs OF
Charles Z. Martin, deceased, to recover the
title to certain property held in the name
OF said Charles r. Martin as trustee for
said Maria. The petition states that the
property was conveyed to Martin to AVOID
possible trouble in the way of contiscation,
the said General Hawes being then con-
nected with the army of the Confederate
States, and at war with the United States
Government. NJ. L. Roberts, attorney.
CITY CoUNcIL-At tho Council meeting
last night, money to pay amount of allow
ances. SIG. $50 43, of last meeting was appro-
priated.
An ordinance was passed making 1t un-
lawful for any person to tap q sewer with
out the consent of the Council, and without
the payment of $40 for the privilege in
each instance.
After an hours discussion over PROPOSE
| tions to water the Seventh-street Market
space, the contract was awarded d. Wolk-
ing's Sons.
The Chair appointed the following name
gentlemen as Board of HEALTH Messrs
| Ellis, McDannold Senour, Howe, Davezac
Smith Collin, Whittle and Van Boken.
An aged lady who is apparently subject
to cramps, visited market this morning and
made several unsuccessful attempts to
steal. Seeing that she was watched she
went to Horner's grocery, where she lifted
several bars of soap and went up the street.
Market Master England had his optics on
her and inf 'rmed Mr. Horner of the theft.
Blonde Horner caught the lady near
Eighth street and went through her, that
is, through her basket, but did not succeed
in finding the missing articles. Then the
aged lady chanted about her virtue, and
shook her dress to convince Mr.. Horner
that she was honest. Market Master Eng
land caught hold of the old lady, gently
raised up her arm, and down dropped the
soap. She Immediately went through the
bricks and it required derrick to hoist
her. No arrests
The following are the officers.elect of the
Grand Commandery X. T.. at Louisville:
Sir D. Vertner Johnson, Of Lexington, EN-.
inent Grand Commander; Sir James e.
Cantrell, of Georgetown, Deputy Grand
Commander; Sir Thomas H. Sherley, OF
Louisville Eminent Grand Generalssimo:
Sir Il. G. Hall, of Louisville. Grand Cap
: tain General; Sir B. G. Witt, of Hender-
son, Emnen; Grand Senior Warden; Sir J..
M. Saffell, of Frankfort Eminent Grand
Junior Warden; Sir Wright Mer-
! rick, Of Lexington, Eminent Grand
Prelate; Sir D. P. Robb, of Versailles, Emf.
nent Grand Treasurer; Sir L. d. Cronin-
ger, of Covington, Eminent Grand Re
corder; Sir John 8. Lyle, of Covington
Eminent Grand Standard-bearer; Sir II. G.
Standifer of Danville Eminent Grand
Sword-bearer; Sir Burnett, of Paducah,
! Eminent Grand Warder; Sir B. F. Buck.
ner, of Lexington, Eminent Grand Cap
tain of the Guard. Next place of meeting,
Lexington. Having splendid time. Louis.
vile and DeMolay Communicates vie with
each other in showing courtesies to visit
ing Sir Knights.
/
Col. WE. Merrill is at Washington D. G.
i. Squire Fuller leaves tomorrow for st.
Louis.
Gen. Anger, of the Newport Barracks, il
at New York. ...
John Timberlake was fined $3 and costs
for being drunk and disorderly.
The Merchants and Manufacturer Asso
citation hold another meetingthis afternoon
The late Henry Timberake was buried
from the vault in Evergreen Cemetery yes.
terday. ....,
The Soldiers and Sailors Memorial As
sociation will hold an important meeting
at their hall tonight '..
The minutes and records of the Odd Eel
lows Hall Association, supposed to hav,
been destroyed. have all been recovered
dating back to the first meeting of the As
sociation.
The Pioneer Association will celebrate 1T
anniversary on Tuesday the 25th, by
4 parade through the principal streets, and
picnic at the Newport Highland House OF
the Alexandria Pike.
Captain Williamson has fitted up all O
his cars handsomely and will during th,
} Nav Festival run extra cars for the accom-
m, dation of his passengers. His fare from
this end OF the bridge to Fifth and Walnu
/, is only cents
The German Pioneer Society have elect
III ted the following officers President, A
/ Dilling; Vice President, A. Dinger; Secre
tary, Charles Merthus; Treasurer, Johl
Goessier; Trustees, F. Betz, Chas. Rogge, J
l Doerng, M. Scnrell. A. Wellinger, DR.
Jeacon and VIM. Ambach, Sr., were admit
ted as members.
: In the United States Court at Covingtor
' yesterday in the suit of H. B. Claffin & Co
against G. F. Hayman, Of Newport, th,
y rule against Jesse Arthur was made abso
lutte and lie was instructed to pay tn,
l. n.