The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-07

at the head OF the basin for so many
years. was yesterday removed.
Mrs. Crawl ford, whose serious Illness
has been noticed heretofore, is reported
some better, but still not out OF danger.
The Emerson Literary Society went
yesterday on an excursion to the coun-
try, some six miles distant from the
city.
The funeral of Mrs. Charles Hunter
takes place this morning at 10 O'Clock,
from the residence Of her father ON High
street.
Jacob S. Augspenger was appointed
guardian OF Samuel and William Slone-
ker, children OF the late Christian
SlOneker.
Yesterday noon Adam Miller, the vet
eran grain dealer, had his office on Ba-
sin street robbed OF something over S..
He was at dinner when it occurred.
Under orders OF the Court yesterday
distribution OF the funds in the case
OF the Butler County Democrat was
made by the assignee, Nate Warwick.
The lad Brosier, who mysteriously
disappeared from fta-home near Somer-
VILE one day last week, yesterday
turned up near Dayton, where he had
Soue 10 NlSlC some relatives.
A strange woman, poorly clad, was
yesterday arrested at the g.. Ii. Il d.
Depot and taken to the Station-house e,
alter which she was furnished with de-
cent clothing and sent on her way re-
joicing.
Payne Chapel (coored) will be dedi-
Gated tomorrow. The sermon Oh the
occasion will be delivered by Bishop
Wayman, of this district, who was here
several months ago. Rev. G. IL. Ora
ham, OF Chlllicothe, will also be present
and assist in the services.
There will be divine services every
sunday morning and evening hereafter
III Christ Episcopal Church, on Third
street. Rev. Barker, the pastor, now re-
SIDES In the city, having given up his
charge in Middletown Lo devote hlmseli
entirely to his charge at this point. The
subject for tomorrow evening will be
"a Personal God"
Henry Beck, the street sprinkler, will
discontinue The sprinkling OF FOurtn
street from the Junction Railroad tC
Ludlow, on account OF insufficient re-
Enumeration, and unless he is better paid
will also stop sprinkling Ludlow. These
streets are used and travelled more than
any streets in the city, and it is sug
gested that a special tax be levied on ali
property -hOlders, as in the case of Main
street, First Ward.
Yesterday a certificate of incorpora
| ton was filed in the Recorders office
by Messrs. j. 5. Gritfen, H. l.. Morey,
Stepaen Hughes, K, Cope, W. B. Carr
and George Schrichte; the corporation
to be- known as "Ihe Straighl-line
Bridge Company" of Hamilton, Ohio
This Is project to build bridge over
what Is known as O.d River, and will
be an extension of Third street, thus
connecting and making a direct road
from the northeast portion of the county
10 the business center OF the city.
DAYTON. KY.
| Work will probably be resumed on the
railroad next Thursday. Col. McAr
| thur Is doing all that ls possible to raise
the Injunction, and If perseverance viii
| accomplish 1t there IL no reason 10 doub
his ultimate success.
| Tonight at Moeller's Hall the Ions
/ looked Tor entertainment for the beneti
of Messrs. Shlfsrd and Clark Will be
given by the Excelsior Dramatic Club
| The programme is u most excellent one
and those who attend will not be sorrl
that they have contributed their mite t.
80 worthy an obj ct. Let our citizen
respond TO the cal for aid as cheertull>
as Is their custom, and the beneticarle
will be made happy by a substantial tes
timonial. There are very few that cal
not afford at least the price OF one ticket t
and where all helps the sum Is swellet
to good proportions, aud no one misse:
the contribution. Let the Club have ,
rouslug house.