The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-06

phie Loury Zone Of the bridesmaidsl MA
and Mrs w. d. Bickham. Miss Rsbeccs
Strickle, Messrs. o. Britt Brown. James q
Harry Harries, who was one OF the ushera
HAMILTON.
The new fire cistern at Five Points wiz
be filled tomorrow for fire purposes
The colored people will have grand -
cial dance at Beckett Hall on Tuesday even
ing next
The names Of Henry Gallere, Jams
Morrison and Fred. Eberhardt was rsgis-
tered at the Station.
The Star Dancing Club gave rousing
hop last night which was we'll ATTENDED
and hugely enjoyed.
Conrad Hahn has been sued BY John Dy.
son. of Covington. for SIC. 900 damages fos
malicious prosecution. etc
A very pleasant party was given at IL
residence OF Mr.. John B. Lewis last eyen-
ing, at which host of friends made them
selves merry. '
The temperance folks Of Hamilton had 10
rousing meeting at their hall last night
The speaking was fine and highly oomph-
mented by all who attended
The pedagogical campaign Is at Its hight
Butler County teachers have the following
work designed on their trestle-board for
February: First Saturday. 7th inst, coun-
ty examinations; Second Saturday, l4eh
inst. County Association to he held d
Hamilton with q good programme. com
,nsv ~ ~ thnk tp<{Q Qaks
day, 2lst inst, Association, Seven-miles
gressional District, at Morrow, WarreA
County; State Normal Schools and OPP
tional County Supervision are the tW0
questions Of the campaign. Almost every
teacher in the county favors both.
vAYT0M. IL.
Robin Hood Archers at the residence q
Judge Gunnison tonight
Public installation of Good TempiR
officers at Odd-fellows' Hall tonight
The Phmnix Club Is preparing for lins
entertainment at Huesman's Hall Saturday
night, February l4th.
The revival meeting at the Dayton BaY-
Mr.. Herr left for his home in Amelia. O.
A large audience at the M. K. Church
last night was addressed upon teniperancD
by Mr.. Demaree. P. w. g. T. of Kentucky.
Rev. Mr.. Dobbs, of Bowling Green, win
preach at the Dayton Baptist Church Sun-
day. He is said to be very eloquent gen
tleman.
The citizens meeting last night at Cou1p
Gil Chamber was largely attended, and NJ
George e. Currie was called to the chaiA
The Committee reported that they hs1
seen some of the holders of the 10 per ceuA
bonds. and that they had signifed thsly
willingness, il the back interest was paAd
up, to have them refunded at per oeuk
A correction was made of the last report q
the city's financial condition. mistake q
several thousand dollars having been made.
The sense Of the meeting was favorable -
an issue of SIC. 900 more In bonds, and in
opposition to reducing salaries, except that
Of Councils attorney to $500 aud per
centage for collecting tax suits. Addresses
were made by Messrs. Curris, Roberi
Smith, John Ramsey and otheA Ths
Legislature, Of course, will not b
influenced by the action of any meeting
as it really signifies nothing. The only
thing they should respect Is q petitiol
signed by majority Of the tax-psyers
hcuseholders or voters. A meeting hesl
in one end of town Is almost certain b
adopt resolutions exactly opposite to wha
will be adopted In the other end Of town
1 NEwARA. ..
Criminal Court begins next Monday viii
Q full docket ~ 5fi
A fire on Granville street was put oul
Wednesday evening before the arrival d
the engine. -. ......t
"Pinafore" was sung ut the Opera, hcun
on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings r
full houses, thersby showing that homl
talent is appreciated.
Col. I. w. Lucker, OF Columbus, Ohio.
spending this week at the Murphy Homs
in the temperance cause. You should moi
fail to hear him speak.