The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-05
nHYINGTON.

The Internal heVeHue COllSCblOuo AVA
the past week were S73, 3O3 II.
"A young son OF Mr.. II. Brinkmann
broke an arm Saturday by fall in the
street. .a.
The pulpit of the Fifth-street Chris
tian Church was occupied yesterday by
Elder Sweeny, of Paris.
Detectives Francis, Reed and Wap-
penstein, The latter OF Cincinnati, on
Saturday arrested Chas. Rose, Thomas
Dillon and George Clark OH Front street
on charge OF larceny. They were
taken to Cincinnati.
Frank MoGill and Charles Knapp, two
boys about fourteen years of age, were
arrested yesterday by Officers McGraw
and Boian, for playing ball on Sunday.
Their cases were called before Mayor
Athey this morning, and on their prom
ise that they would never do such
thing again were dismissed by paying 81
each.
David Craig and W. Detilaugh, two
country lads, had rough anu tumble
figut In the 'front.' of j. Weaver's saloon
ON Madison street, last Saturday. Bolh
were filled with too mucn OF Kentucky
gin. They were arrested by Ohcer NC
Gano and Bolan, and were brought be-
fore His Honor Mayor Athey, this
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.ttt NEWPORT. -
Three hundred suits are on the docket
to be tried at this term of the Circuit
Court.
The stove foundry of Pomeroy, Peck
over & Co., on Front street, has re-
sumed operations.
Captain Bill Air will shortly leave for
Washington, d. o., to see the big 'uns
now assembl ed there. +.
An additional penalty of 8 per cent,
making in all 10 per cent, added TO de-
nnquent taxes after the l5th inst.
On account of the non-arrival Of Judge
Boyd, VINO resides at CyntnIana, the
Circuit Court did not convene till 2
O'Clock this afternoon. .- ....
Mr.. Harry Eytinge will give to our
citizens next Saturday night feast of
tragedy, comedy, opera and farce, with
q host Of amateurs Tor performers.
The pulpit OF the Second Presby yterian
Church was filled yesterday morning by
the Rev. j. q. Randolph, formerly Pro-
lessor OF Greek and Latin, of Center
College, Danvllle, Kentucky.
The Young Mems Society of st. steph-
ems Church attracted large crowd TO
their entertainment last night at their
Udll III buo hcdI VI bhO CuukOus luOy
give another entertainment this evening
at the same place, with change OF pro-
gramne. ........ LID -
CITY CoURT-James Fleming and Pat.
Day, drunk and disorderly, $40 and costs
bach, in default of which they took
apartments with Jonty Horsfall for the
next ten days; John Davis, same charge,
let off on payment OF COSTS; Lewis Citing
and Henry Bluhecker, disorderly con-
duct, same.
Simon Wolf, an old man who lives at
% Mayo street, while crossing the rail-
road track at the Ringgo gold-street CROSS
Ing yesterday morning, was struck by
the cow-catcher and thrown under the
wheels. He received severe Commissions
b. the head and his lett arm had TO be
bmputated.
DR.. PhyLhian, the Short-line Road phy-
Bician, who has in charge Simon Wolf,
Lhe man who was so seriously injured
Yesterday, as mentioned else where in
The STAR, reports that his patient was
resting easy 1T II O'Clock, but says the
ehances are against his recovery on ac-
count Of his old age.
Mr.. snowden, the Newport and Gov.
ington representative. OF the Times, re-
ceived the sad intelligence by mail this
morning Of tue death of two estimable
young ladies aged nineteen and twenty
one, who are cousins Of his, and VINO
were just settled at their homes after
spending their honeymoon. They re.
sided at Ply mouth, Pa.
Miss Mary Orange, an estimable young
lady OF Cincinnati, deserves more than
ordinary praise tor her efforts in behalf
of the poor OF this city. She not only
gives The means, but devOtes her Spare
;ait I'M tnt iiaeo RI In,
out those who are deserving OF reliel
Although q NONRESIDENT she is one oil
the most active members of the Ladies'
Aid Suclety ot this city, of which she il
Vice President.
. DAYTON. XIV. .4...
The Reading Circle Of the Baptist
Mite Society meets at the residence o.
Mr.. George Weimer, Thursday evening
The Excelsior Dramatic Club has
given several very pleasant private ell
lertainments OF late, and is now re
hearsing Tor beneficiary reading in aio
Of some charitable cause.
The Home Building Association ha.
elected the following officers: President
William Hasson; Secretary, Caspal
Heeg; Treasurer, Henry Holthof; D.
rectors, John U. Ramsey; Chas. McAr
thur, Henry Rackers, j. w, Banks, John
Trapp, and Ed. Heinrich.
1t may be as we'll to state that the au
thor of the gentle hints to the Street
Railroad Company which appeared IL
the STAR last week is a citizen OF and 8
taxpayer in Dayt who regards it al
duty to the public to thus criticise
what has been for so long public nuis
ance, and he is much gratifed at the
hearty response with which his humble
efforts have been greeted in that direc
tion by the best oitizens of the place.
the gentle stirring up given those who
are responsible ior the pig-h eaded ant
suicidal policy which characterizes the
management Of the concern shall opel
their eyes to the plain facts, anu max,
Them see their folly as the public sees it
we shall feel rewarded.
Come on with your gen
tlemen, and thus regain the forfeited
respect of the Dayton public, and at tn
same time benefit yourselves by Undue
ing those to settle among you who ar,
now kept away by disgust with your
railroad facilities.
HAMILTON.
Tonight the Apollo Band will Civ