The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-13
FROM DAYTON.
Correspondence Of the STAR.

Correspondence OF the Star.
DAYTON, o., Nov. II.
A very fashionable Jewish wedding
took place on Wednesday evening last,
at thetSynagogue in this city. Knowing
the fair bride has numerous friends in
your city, Pm sure twill not be amiss TO
tell you all about it. Ia the first place,
the name OF MIR. Leopold Einstein, of
Cleveland, must take precedence, he
being the "happy man" in question,
while Miss Bertha Rauh will be name
not unfamiliar to many Cincinnatians.
On the evening ofthe 10th inst. the audi
torum, of the Synagogue was crowded
with friends and relatives OF the high
contracting parties, presenting an assem-
blage OF more exquisitely and elegantly
dressed ladies than is Dayton's fortune
to see except at rare intervals. The
ceremony was performed by Rabbi
Fisher, after the beautiful, classical
rites of the Jewish Church, and, as tit
ting participant in the solemn festival,
the bride appeared arrayed in white
MORE antique, looking like some statu-
esque ideal Of artistic perfection.
The attendants were MIR. l.. Rauh, of
Dayton, and Miss Hotfheimer of your
city, and Mr.. l.. Baer and Miss Molie
Rauh of this city. After the ceremony
the reception WAS held at the hall of the
Standard Club, and the evening passed
in congratulations, presentations, mer-
ry-makings and a sumptuous supper, af-
ter which came dancing, the Knights
Templar baud dispensing their stock. Of
exquisite melody with a lavish hand.
Anthat was lacking was heeyes Of a.
iMoncure d. Conway, whose apprecia-
tion of Jewish loveliness is a noted
characteristic. Tue china wedding of
Mr.. and Mrs. p. B. Randall took place
last Saturday evening, and a very en-
jDyabie event it proved itself to be. The
house seemed turned from a quiet
dwelling into a. warehouse for
as the guests each deposited with
a laugh brimful OF love and mischief,
some ponderous article or dozens OF
white ware ON the overloaded tables in
the many rooms. Rev. III. A. Delano
read a little poem composed for.the oc-
caslon, and at its conclusion the host
was asked by his pastor to place upon
the t.bride's" finger heavy, solid band
Of gold, which he did with hearty good
will.
Another handsome residence is in pro-
cess of erection in Dayton View. Mr..
AL. Barney, of this city, has purchased
q beautiful knoll upon which is fine
grove of old forest trees. In the very
heart OF this miniature wood the founda-
tion stones have been laid, and beau
tiful winding roadway reaches in ro-
mantle fashion from the highway to the
hill top. Dayton ,is showing her appre-
citation OF the s'Viewn in substantial
manner, since new improvements in this
part are more to be noticed than in any
other part Of the city. The fresh river
breeze that blows all the noisome atmos-
town, the luxury OF gas, extending even
to the farthest houses in the ssView,o
the short distance tits nreality from the
business blocks while still reveling in
country air and sunshine make 1t one of
the most desirable Of places wherein to
cast ones lot, though they do sell their
fitty-feet ones at rather stylish figure.
Westward the star Of empire has taken
its way, and the East-enders are pardon
ably Jealous of the Van Ausdale mani
sion, the Stoddard palace, the Hawes'
castle, and the Barney villa, to say moth
ing Of the elegant residences OF Judge
Mills, President of the City Council !;
Judge Jordan. Sutherland aud others.
On the 9th instant, at the Soldiers
Home, an Irishman, by name Michael
Clark, ended his life by self-murder. 1t
Is supposed that his failure TO procure a
iurlough to visit some friends in Indiana
and the subsequent writings and jok-
ings Of his soldier-friends, had caused
him TO turn moody and morbid and led
to the suicide. The weapon used was Q
pocket-knife, which the deceased drew
death to ensue in less than quarter OF
an hour.
A detectives house In this place was
burglarized in q cool way and an over
coat taken. That worthy ofiicer's line
Of business will not be followed in quite
so disinterested fashion as 1t has Deen
heretofore.
A horse attached to q wagon contain
ing four persons, frightened at q hand
car and ran away. Two OF The occu-
pants were Slightly bruised by being
thrown from the wagon, but the remain
ing two are, it is feared, seriously
wounded. Tie names OF the latter two
are Mr. Robert bi. Anderson and Mr..
Robert Allen.
The Presbyterian Synod Of Cinciu-
natl are holding u missionary conyen-
tion at the Third street Presby terian
Church Ia this city. Dr. Simeon Cal
houn, returned missionary from Syria,
told some very interesting facts con-
nected with his late sojourn in that Tor
eign land. Among other things the
Doctor repeated hymns in the Lnglish
language, aud then The translatlons in
changed since King solomon's time, the
natives OF to-day using the sume words,
ldioms, etc, as did tne people of that
ancient day. The Arabian language is
strong aud fliiL but inharmopious and
famed i0r its prolific stock oi
syponyms; they boast, 80 said tho Due.
lnr. Of nuvinr Al hiiuared ,rursla fnl