The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-06
MI. Atban B. Clark and Miss Ida Frank

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Mrs. Remission, the very venerable wife |
of Captain James Remission, died last
night She was noted for her amiability |
OF character and generous and noble dispO- |
sition.
A little child of Wm Smith, who resides
on John street. was poisoned yesterday by
eating green wall paper. DR.. Lock, the at
tending physician, is Of the opinion that 1t
will recover. 4.lE ailt
John Manning, charged with malicious
destruction of property, breaking up the
dungeon in the Jail, was this morning
granted special trial in the Quarterly
Court on Thursday. ..., -. ..- ..,5
A special meeting Of the School Board
will be held tonight for the purpose OF
memorializing the Legislature for advan-
tageous legislation in regard to the Public
Schools of this city. A".th '"'.
A suit for the recovery of fees said to be
due Constable Clary is pending before
Squire Fuller. TIE defendents in the case,
G. w. Jefferies and Fred. Haas, contend
that the fees are illegal. :p. rf
Mr.. Pat Kelly, the newly appointed
Yardmaster on the Short-line Road, and
his estimable wife, are both lying danger
ously i'll at the residence Of Mrs. Thomas,
corner of Monmouth and Bellevue streets.
Rev. Mr.. ,Mullenix preached to large
congregation at Grace NJ. 4. Church last
night, taking for his subject "Thanksgiv-
ing for the Blessings of the past year" To-
night he will preach on Confession of
Sins" ai ..: .IE. ..lsl civ ls art"at
In the County Court at Alexandria yes
terday Sheriff Thomas White renewed his
bond with the following sureties: George
F. Truesdell Patrick Murray, Peter Hess,
J. J. White. Conrad Hahn, John Trapp and
Henry Niebe. f.''. ''..
Elegantly-printed invitations are out for
the nuptials of Mr.. Athan B. Clark and
Miss Ida Frank, both of this city. The mar
riage will take place this evening at the
residence of Mrs. Cleburne, 256 Saratoga
street. s-s.... .a.l.t. l,H,i .lMal
Herbert Salt, aged seven. residing with
his parents on Tibbatts street, was poisoned
yesterday by swallowing india ink while at
school,. DR.. Bennett was called and found
the little patient suffering terribly, but en-
tertains hopes of his recovery.
MAYORS CoURT.-H Henry Ritle, breach of
the peace committed on John Noonan So
and costs; James Casey, drunk and disor-
derly, $5 and costs; Harry Fearons, charged
with breach of the peace, sent to Squire
Maphet's Court on a change of venue.
The sad intelligence reached the city
yesterday of the death of Mr.. Jack Cotting-
ham, which occurred at Cedarville, KY,
Saturday. He was an honored citizen and
unmarried. The supposition is that he
died from injuries received few days
| vrau;ovo to 1,ic 1oofh NV fo1lipo from a
house. ....,
The regular monthly meeting of the Di
rectors Of the Newport Bridge COMPANY
was held yesterday. The Secretary and
Treasurer presented his report, which
showed balance on hand January 1st o.
81, 1866 33. The proposition to employ ar
extra collector was laid over until May
The new dollhouse will be ready for occu
pancy about the middle of the month. g
Society EvKNrs.--Mr. George Afford and
Miss Emma Smith, both of Alexandria
were married Saturday at St. Mary
Church, at that city.
Mr.. Lou. Martin and Miss Mary Kramer
both of Alexandria, will be united in mar
riage Thursday morning next at the Cath0
lie Church in that town. Lou is the gen
tIemanly driver of the bus between thi
city and Alexandria.
Mrs. A. Wallace venerable old lady
who has reached the advanced age of sew
enty-two years reached here several dav
ago from Kansas City, with the expecta
ton of finding q married sister. Since he
arrival, however, she has learned that he
sister and family had moved 10 New
Orleans, leaving her in the mids
OF strangers, and what is still worse will
an empty pocket. Rev. Mr.. Mullenix ha
4 investigated her condition. and finds he
statement true inNevery particular, an,
SAYS that she is we'll worthy Of a visit from
ladies charitably disposed. She can b
found at 48 Jefferson street. " " ~,
i BoAsp OF sEDucAr1oN. The regula
monthly meeting of the Board was hel
last evening. . sst2 ~ St%..
After the new members had been swor
in, President Waters announced the follow
ing Standing Committees: y t'a
Buildings-Messrs. Thompson. Smith an
Boundaries--Messrs. Brown, Bowers an
Healy.
!, Finance -Messrs. Youtsey, Healy an
Wood.
Supplies-Messrs. Smith, Brown an
!. |
) Bowers.
. Claims-Messrs, Matz, Schneider an
, Richmond. .a...... N .Hr..
Salaries and Appointments-Messr
Brown, Hubbard, Smith. Youtsey an
Thompson.
Rules-Messrs Healy, Wood and Schne
der.
Course of Studies-Messrs. Wood, HUI
bard and Thompson. s'1'7 400 H"
Library-Messrs. Hubbard, Richmon
: and Gugel. 3's&j& &.'E-5 4M
Propositions and Grievances-Messr!
Schneider, Youtsey and Matz.
Local Trustees--First District Messr
Wood, Brown Healy and Smith,. Secon
! District, Messrs. Richmond, Bowers, Mat;
and Thompson; Third District. Messr
. Gugel, Schneider, Hubbard and Youtsey.
Mr.. WEIGH was re-elected Secretary an
Mr., lock Treasurer at the same salaries q
f.; = The following resolution, offered by NJ
Wood, was adopted: E.
RESOLVED, That J. R. Anderson an
John Shelow, retiring members Of the ol
Board. are entitled to the thanks and
i the esteem of the people of this city. fe
| the able, faithful and impartial manner
| which they discharged their duties .whi
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