The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-25
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The Sixth Ward Democratic Club meets
tonight at their headquarters
The Tilden Club meets this evening at
the Office of Esquire ]. B. Evan.
The Maln-street NJ. e. Church will 60
picnicking at Parker's Grove tomorrow.
Mr.. @. Windisch has purchased the half
interest of his partner, Mr.. Steinreide, in
the brewery business.
Colonel Mcconnell, Of Chattanooga and
q delegate to the Democratic Convention,
is the guest of County Clerk Bristow.
Mr.. w. G. Lord leaves Tomorrow for
Boston toattend the Assembly of the Pres
bytery to action on the resignation of Rev.
George Summey..
The Police Force, Fire Department and
other city officials will attend the funeral
OF Mr. Arthur McDouald in body to-
morrow morning.
The United States Census Enumerators
only make the population of Covington
29,443, decrease Of nearly 1000 compared
with the Assessors report.
John Nunning, aged 81, and Matilda
Michelfelder, aged 18, both of Newport,
stepped over to this city yesterday and got
their splicing papers and were duly united.
The body of the young boy found at
Lawrenceburg. Ind, yesterday, answers
the description of that of young Gus.
Weller, who was drowned in Licking River
about week since.
A little boy named Gregory Mosher, who
lives with his parents on Bankllck street,
fell from tree in the Yard of his residence
this morning and sustained injuries that
will probably result fatal.
Mr.. Henry Spenneberg celebrated the
sixty second anniversary of his birth last
evening at his home on the corner of
Eleventh and Greenub streets. There was
big crowd present, and all spent happy
evening, tripping the light fantastic and
discussing square meal.
James Griffin, plasterer by trade, was
arrested this morning by Officer McGraw
on the charge of obtaining money under
false pretenses 1t Is alleged that he beat
Mrs. Butts out of $40 several days ago. He
took job from her to do some repairing
and obtained the money to purchase the
material with. Since that time he has
failed to show up.
A special meeting of Council was held
last night to take action on the death of
Arthur Mcdonald, who departed tiis life
at o'clock yesterday morning. Resolu-
tions of respect were adopted and COM
mittee was authorized to make arrange
ments for the funeral, which takes place
at half-past O. clock Saturday morning, at
st. Patrick's Church. Adjourned.
The body of Frank Bruggeman, who re-
sides at 1873 East Thirteenth street, was
found floating in Licking River by party
of fishermen yesterday afternoon. Coroner
DeGruyter was notified and held an inquest
which resulted in the verdict of death from
drowning. He left home several days ago
to visit Frank Strattman, Of Buena Vista,
and had not been heard from until his
body was found.
The following pupils of the Intermedi-
ate Schools have passed successful exam
ination for the High School:
First District-Stella Collins, Nettie
Cuson, Matte DanIey, Sallie Eaton, Minnie
Frazier, Mamie Ferguson, Bette Gray,
Carrie Giesler, Olive Hill. Mary Lindsey,
Mollie Nixon, Grace Tebbs Louella Tuni'
son, A. G. Brown, Gus Brooks. Peterkin
Bailey, Eugene Clare, Frank Graves, Louis
Kerr, John Miller, Joseph Refs, Charles
Stroufe Wade Hampton.
Second District-Jennie Cody, Minnie
Clendening, Ida Cook, Millie Covery, Lizzie
Graves, Mamie Gelge, Mamie Hardy, Chas.
Kendall, Lulu Mulford, Lolita M. Reynold,
Anna Marshall, Jarvis McCullOm, Jennie
Orr, Ida PEBBLES, Katie Riggs. '
Third District-Willie Bletsch. Katie
Coyne, Piatt Evans Ida Terrell, Emma
Grubbs, Harry Gerrish, John Hanover, Abb
h;o Mot%;or A1;oo K;r1yor uovoxv Nooor
Annie Ramsey, Addie Rude, Jennie Shaw,
Willie Sabin, Stewart Miller, Maggie Glen
non. , ..
Fourth District-Myrtie Brown, Alice
Brown, Walter Bell. Lettie Blewett, Dora
Bankhard, Charles Ellis, Willie Edwards,
Etna Frazer, Ada Getz Anna Garner, Toby
Hatfield. Maggie Herndon. Frank Hacka-
thorn, Charles Keith, Jennie Littell, Katie
Lord, Anna Mcdonald. Hattie Mullally,
Anna Oder, Tillie Ransom, Willie Stephen
son, Harry Shane, Willie Seaman, Mamie
Riggs, Lottie Taylor.
Rev. W. II. Meisse, of Cincinnati, will
preach Sunday morning at the Grace NJ. E.
Church. ,,..... ..H t.sJ
MIssINa.-John Williams, Of No. II Lew
is street. is nysteriously missing. He left
his home two days ago to hire skiff. which
he procured from one of the lighthouses on
the Ohio River. The boat has never been
returned, and the supposition is that he
has met with watery grave.
WATER WoRKs-The Board OF Water
Works met last night. Claims to the
amount of 1856 were allowed. The con.
tract for furnishing $4,000 bushels of coal
was awarded to G. Harting at his bid of 8
cents bushel. The report of the Special
Committee of Council was read and tabled.
Rev. Mr.. Mullenix returned this morn.
ing from Greencastle, Ind, where he was
in attendance at the commencement ex.
ercises of the Asbury University of which
he is one of the Board of Directors. He
says three of the four Japanese students al
the University have embraced Christianity,
and the letter, who isquite young in years,
carried off the Latin prize.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Henry Manages
to Henry Hill, 80 acres on the Ohio River,
between Three Mile Creek and Middle
Creek; $2,225.
Timothy Hurley and wife to Danl. Franzs,
Lot 143 in James Taylor's Addition, 25 by
go feet on Hamlet street; $3.50.
Elias c. Morton to Martin Zelger. Lots Al
and AZ in Tay lor's Addition. OF As feet deep
ON Madison street As feet sOuth Of MOn-