The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-30

Eve. Professor Scurrys Band has been engaged
for this occasion.
The DuQuesne Colored Minstrels are making
preparations for nm enter anment on an extern
slve scale to be given at the Opera-house during
the coming month.
Aaron Morehouse, the husband of Eliza P.
Morehouse lately deceased, has sent in for publi-
cation in all our city papers lengthy statement
an reference to the unfortunate accident that befe
his wife.
| AZ q musical social given by Miss Ette Pangle
of Mechanic street. ON Thursday evening" those
present were favored with some choice selections
artiscally rendered upon an elegant Bradbury
piano by the fair hostess.
He registered as Harry Harkway at the Amer-
can House and stopped there long enough to get
full OF other peoples ''duds, and had to leave in
such haste that it made him forget to pay his
board bill.
George Carson, a Cineinnatian, arrived in our
city last week in search of his wife ana two daugh
tiers, who had run off with man named Lorenzo
Smith. The case was placed in the hands of Chief
Schuchman and Officer Newell who found the
Tnnaways in an old house on Buck Greek, near
Zoos oil mill They were taken before the Mayor
and the charge of adultery placed against them
On Friday Carson appeared and withdrew the
charge, stating that was his intention to sue for
a divorce. The parties were then discharged
Carson and his daughters left in the afternoon for
Cincinnati.
Dh N hs
Attorney White has been i'll at his residence for
several days
The holiday entertainment Mt the Presbyterian
Church has been postponed to Thursday even
ing.
In spite of snow and bad roads, the two mule
cars now make better time than was ever accom-
plished by the dummies
The many steamboatmen residingin our city are
enjoying a vacation with their families, on ac-
IcOllnt of naVipntiOn beinp EllSppDlp0
The M. f. Social will be held at the residence of
Mr.. d. B. Wells, Tuesday night, after which those
esent will adjourn to the church and participat
in watch meeting.
The public schools will open next Monday.
The following ladies of Dayton will be pleased
| to receive their friends on New Years Day. The
! Misses Black the Misses Vogelbache, Miss Lulu
Jones, Miss Emma Johnson, assisted by Mrs. Jen-
ME Arthurs and Miss Tamar Fennell.
Our readers have by this time learned that the
STAR is the only paper that can be relied on, year
in and year out, for Dayton news. Others give a
few items from time to time, while they are at
tempting to get subscribers; but the STAR is the
only one that makes the news of this, as all other
localities, permanent feature and Can be relied
on for it all the year round.
! BELLEVUE. XIV.
Miss Fanny Tedrow had her hand badly injured
| by rusty nail
The majority of our young ladies will receive
callers on Wednesday.
| Watch services will be held in the Council
Chamber tomorrow evening
Mrs B. H. Robb has received the sad intelli-
gence of the death of her oldest son, Master Don,
who died on last Thursday flom dropsy of the
heart, in Houston, Texas.
Beginning ON Wednesday, James Marshall Will
commence duties as Marshal of Bellevue. Joe
Dolman is appointed Deputy Marshal, and thus
the upper and lower parts of town is represented
in keeping the peace.
| In Mayor Morgan's Court on Saturday night the
suit of Dr. Stewart against James Sarver for med
ical services was commenced. A change of venue
was granted, and the case will be tried before
Squire Foudray, of Dayton.