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teacher.
John Speers received sentence of three
year, in the peniteutiary for perjury, by Judge
Goode. on Monday.
John Devlin fell at the corner of North and
Factory sreets, on Nonday night, breaking
his leg at the ankle.
Owen Reilly, a former section boss on the
P, c 4 St l.. railroad, iell from . wagon
uesr South Charleston, on Tuesday, breaking
leg.
Willis A. Howlsnd wants the court to re-
| quire Henry W. Zimmerman, former part
uer in the grocery business, to render a de-
tailed statement Of firm accounts, which he
is alleged 10 have converted to his own use.
Deputy A. J. Baker and officer Record took
Daniel yannoy and Hoska D'Artobbi to the
pen" on Monday; the former tor shooting
with intent to kill, the latter for burglary.
F. W. Willis, principal of the Shorthand
College, went to Chillicothe on Tuesday to
take testimony in an important suit against
the |. B. l. w. railroad
The Washington correspondent to the En-
quirer says that at. F. McGrew, OF Spring
field, is registered at the Ebbitt House. This
pany.
| The authorities of Loveland, since the big
| fire there, have written here enquiring after
the old "Rover" hand-engine, formerly in
use in this city; but it had been disposed OF
several years ago.
Thomas S. McGrew, ST., Mrs. R. S.
Thompson, Mrs. R. s. King, Miss Torbert,
Miss Jennie Reed, Miss Brown and others,
gave an entertainment at the First Presby-
terian Church on Monday evening, to all the
Chinese OF the city, numbering fourteen. 1t
was a success in every particular.
The fire department had run out Pleasant
street on Wednesday morning. A small
one-story brick house, unoccupied, was sup
posed to have been fred by tramps 10 the
cellar.
c. H. Berry was removed from the jail TO
Cincinnati in charge of Deputy q. S. Marshal
R. s. Hayward, for trial, on Wednesday
morning. Nearly sevesty-fvs witnesses went
down on AN excursion train.
Teachers meeting will be held at the Gen.
trail building on the second Saturday of
March.
Judge Dial was reported as very sick at his
residence, on Wednesday.
The colored people held a lively meeting
on Wednesday night, and secured a number
OF names to a petition asking for the aboli-
tion OF separate schools. Another meeting
will be held tomorrow.
The Springfield butchers went over to DAY.
ton on Shrove Tuesday and enjoyed the hes
pitality OF the Gem Ci butchers. Supper al
the Phillips House was followed by ball At
B excl hail. Capt. F. A. Lewis, in behalf of
the visitors, returned thanks for the manner
in which they had been entertained, TO
which responses were made The following
butchers, with their wives. attended: h.
Krou-e, J. F. Lohne., J. Beckner, F. A
Lewis. F. Hartyrger, T. Grawer, G. S-igler,
jacob B. Young q. Helsbmau, ". Lohnes,
James Smith, Ed. Smith, R. Fink, B Cos
man, J. Singer, A. Singer, John Young. C.
Bear, C. Haler, E. Burkbard, VIM. Ensley,
P. Payton. II. Smith.
At the Council meeung Tuesday night the
clerk presented q communication from Sheriff
Baker, stating that he holds an execution on
a judgment in favor of Moses B. Walker, on
which is due 50 e3o33, and asking that, in
order to save further cost, the same be set
tied. 1t was referred to the Finance Com
mittee. Auditor Servisss report of net taxes
collected and belonging to the city:
$50, l6el2. Nj. Prince, OF Finance Com
mIttee, presented an ordinance for
the payment of $64o 56 to Mrs. N.
L. Bradley for the benefit of the poor
adopted. Mr.. Jennings presented a resolu-
ton insrructing the city solicitor to inform
the council il the Mayor has power to use the
station house as a hospital, as there is RI
now in the station house who has been there
tor ten weeks at the expense OF the city. A
report on petition by fruit dealers to compel
fruit peddlers to take out license, was ad-
verse to the petition, and was adopted. The
sum Of 5000 was set aside for purchasing a
horse for use of fire department on motion OF
Mr.. Driscol. Mr.. Jennings resolution that
| the disabled horse at the Central Engine
house be given to the sanitary marshal for
use in discharge of his dnty, carried.
Mrs. Angelina Peet, wife of |. B. Peet, died
| OF pneumonia at the family residence, on
South Market street, at o'clock p. NJ, on
Wednesday. aged 81 years. She had
long been a resident of this city, and leaves
besides her husband two daughters, Mrs. J.
R. kershner, Miss Florence, and a brother
Ar. VIM. Raymond. She passed away on
the anniversary OF her birth, and her funeral
will take place today.
Deputy A. J. Baker, officer Hughes and
turnkey Jas. Smith took Deeds and Brenrer,
young burglars, and John Speers, the per-
juler, TO the "Pen," Thursday. The court Of
ticisls, jurymen and Others have agreed to
sign petition for Speers' pardon.
Martha Ranlon, a deranged sister of Mrs
Haulou, OF this city, aged about SO, of slender
build, dark-brown hair and gray eyes has
disappeared from her home st Z.nesville, and
is supposed to have wandered toward this
city.
Wssbington's birthday falls on Sunday
this year, hence the legal holiday will be on
the 23d. All bank paper due on that day
will be payable on the 2lst.
Misses Ella Wingate and Lou Bumgardner
OF Carawba, were in the city on Wednesday.
Rev G. J. jones, formerly Of this city, will
take the place O. Rev. A. W. Coan, as editor
and publisher, of The Gospel of Liberty, |
while the latter is di .ablri by a recent Str.L. |