The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-30

of the notes was for 5000 on John Horn
and David Writers. of West BaltimozA
The OF er was for 5000 on Allen Cassel an4
Jacob Smith of the same place. ALI d.
parties named declare the notes forgerisz..
There were nine deaths and twenty-Ax
births in the city last week.
The vote for Major Of the Fourth Q. n
G.'s stands: Holden, 81; Patterson, =
Carter, 8.
There will be an excursion to Cincinns4
on the 9th prox., under the auspices OF u
Johns German Lutheran Church.
Day before yesterday Mr.. Elias WsiD
reich OF this city was married at Fremon&g
Ohio, to Miss Laura Cohn of that city.
Hezekish Phillips of West Baltimer4
was arrested and confined in the county
Jail about a week ago, charged with burt
larry.
The Board o Water-works Trustees hayp
decided, as soon as the money shall b
forthcoming. to build tunnel well instssA
of adopting the deep well plan.
The remains of the late Chas +. Wetzia
were buried yesterday from Raper Chapsas
Rev. E. T. Wells officiating, assisted ~
Revs. T. H. Pearne and W. L. Hypea
The Democratic primary meetings wes
held last evening in the city, and at tho
Soldiers Home to elect delegates to ths
County Convention to be held at the City
Hall Saturday.
The following marriage licenses wsrp
issued yesterday: Frank Neustadt and
Annie Kiser; Michael H. Badhorn and
Elizabeth Hopfengartner; William A. Eb-
bert and Margaret F. Madden, Julius o. g.
Meyer and Maggie Copen.
FALMOUTH, KY.
The April term of the Pendleton On.
cult Court is drawing to close.
W. H. Roberts, Clerk of the Circuit
Court, is confined at his house by illness
DR.. Henry G. Clark, OF Bethel, Bath
County. KY, is here on a visit to his
father, Captain J. T. Clark.
Mr.. Theodore Bradford has moved hi
store to his new store rooms, just fitted up
by him at his residence near the Bodmaa
House. .-
A. Campbell, formerly merchant II
this place, has returned, and together with
bis son will reopen his store on Monday
next at his old stand near the depot
Miss Leonora Robbins, eldest daughter Of
Major ]. W. Robbins, is lying dangerously
i'll at the residence of her father, near this
place.
| Among the distinguished persons froQ
abroad today we notice the Hon. H. =
Whitaker, Hon. W. w. Cleary, Hon. Rob&
Richardson, ]. w. Bryan, and DR.. Labun
J. Bradford, from Covington, KY; alsA
the Hon. John B. Clark, of Br Okeviue,
KY, late Member of Congress from tn
Ninth (Ky.) District.
DAYTON, ky.
The Good Templars elect officers -
night.
Miss Matte Lambe is entertaining vijp
tors from Covington.
Captain Browns son-in-law, from o..
wego. is visiting the latter's family On
Madison street.
The Phoenix Club will present "Twc
Bonnie Castles" and '.The Widows Vie.
tim," at Huesman's Hall, Saturday night,
May 22d, for the benefit of Mrs. Rebecoa
Sheppard, worthy lady who has been suf
fering as an invalid for several montha
Let every person buy one or more tickets
and aid the Club In their noble work.
The Board of Education at the last meet
ing appointed the following as Board Z
, Examiners H. e. T:bbatta, II. w. GuA
nison, Harry Lambe.. Dr.. A. 8. Dameron
7. s. Noble, and Prof. J. M. Maginnis. Thl
President submitted a report of the est
mated expenses for the years OF 1880 aod
1881 at $76S9 10. To be received from
State, 81, ,6O2; balance due FROM State, $800i
to bs raised by the city. S., 2S7 10.
The entertainment last night at the Bap.
tist Church exceeded all the anticipations
of the managers, although Mrs. Weimes.
whom her many friends hoped to see. was
absent on account of illness. The h0uss
was filled to overfowing with an audienos
which continually expressed its delight
The singing was highly applauded, especa-
ally Geo. Tieman's songs in Dutch dialect
and the tableaux we&A not only tasty but
most artistically represented. The affair
was happy one throughout