The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-25

UOn, mr. HoDlnson and others, lnterSperSed
with songs by the choir. A citizens meet
ing was called, to be held in the same
church Monday evening.
HENRY STYLES, President.
EDWIN S. GILL, Secretary pro tenn.
DAYTON. KY.
Work is being rapidly pushed on the new
Baptist Church.
Two dwelling houses are being erected
near the school-house, and George Ander-
son will shortly build on Adams street. If
we had street railroad to Dayton building
would boom this spring.
Miss Kate Whitney, the only daughter of
the late Captain Robert Whitney, was unit
ed in marriage yesterday to Mr.. Frank
Langdon, of Pleasant Ridge, Ohio. The
ceremony took place at the residence OF
Mr.. Washington Kidwell, in this city,
where the bride has resided for some time.
Miss Whitney has been i'll for long time,
and there is serious doubt of her health
ever returning. During the ceremony,
which was performedvby Rev. DR.. c. G.
Skillman, of the Baptist Church, the bride
rested in reclining chair, being too ill TO
stand.
HAMILTON.
A. Winters, of Cincinnati, is at the
A'A' 20 AiOboC.
The Gymnasium received seven new
members last week.
Job Owens is still confined to the house,
though slowly improving.
D. NJ. Sheely of Fairfield Township, is a
candidate for Township Treasurer.
Miss Annie Crockett is in Cincinnati, the
guest of her friend, Miss Carrie Buchholtz.
Miss Ida Buckingham, of Cincinnati,
formerly of this city, was in the city yes
terday.
The Mayor yesterday invited one of the
noisy street venders of soap to take in his
sign and depart.
The Hamilton Infantry's new knapsacks
have arrived and will be lettered and num-
bered this week.
In the case Of l. i. Hand against James
ii. Sutphin, judgment of $129 20 was
rendered plaintiff.
The Hawthorne Club held pleasant
meeting last night at DR.. Ed. Paddack's, of
West Third street.
Mrs. Josie Millikin leaves for Eaton
Thursday to visit her friend, Miss Cora Van
Ausdal, of that place.
Miss Ida Buckingham, Hamilton sweet
singer, now in Cincinnati, goes to New
Richmond, Tenn, soon.
George dig, the liveryman, lost gold
sleeve button set in pearls on last Sunday.
A reward will be paid for its return.
The Board of County Commissioners yes-
terday put in the day examining the Ham
ilton Jail and bridges in Oxford Township.
]. R. Mckee, brother of Postmaster Nc
Kee, and manager of the Daily Independ-
ent, Richmond, Ind, is in the city on
visit.
In the case of Mary c. Chadwick against
J. X. Chadwick, decree of divorce was
granted and the custody of the child given
plaintiff.
Mr. Ase Shuler and his brother Mandus
departed for Kansas last evening in search
of farm to till. Mr.. A. Shuler will llreturn
in few days
In the case of W. H. McKinstry against
f. Il, Mckinstry, the administrator of VIM.
McKinstry, was ordered to pay over $3.50
remaining in his hands.
The members of the Hamilton Assembly
are requested to meet Friday evening at
the office of the President, James Il. Camp
bell. A full attendance is desired.
The funeral of James Mccormick, who
died yesterday, will take place tomorrow
at 2 o'clock from the residence of his
mother, on Charles street. Services at the
NJ. f. Church.
An effort Is being made to persuade Thos.
Slade, one of Butler County's best men, to
consent to allow his name to be used on the
Democratic ticket as candidate for Coun-
ty Commissioner
Travelling men will be pleased to learn
that Mr.. I. HI. Moore, for many years en-
ployed in the notion business, has perma-
nently located at the st. James Hotel in the
capacity of clerk.
Next Thursday night test will be made
of the candle-power of the gas now con-
sumed by the city and private consumers
to ascertain if it holds to the standard re-
qured in the contract.
Henry Vanderveer has completed the in
dexng of the minutes of the City Council
from the annexation of the town of Ross
vile, April 0, 1855, to January l, 1S79-a
period of twenty-four years.
The residence of Andrew Lintner, in
Hanover Township, was burglarized last
Sunday during the absence of the family at
church. Some old coins and considerable
jewelry were taken. No clue.
Several members of Butler Lodge No. &C,
and William Lodge, No. 81, A. y. U. W.,
contemplate attending the banquet and re-
ception to their Supreme Master Workmen,
to come off at Cincinnati this week.
Yesterday Charles Slattcry, all employe
on the c., H. & D. Road, while at work in
the yard near the depot, fell in faintng
fit, and in the fall struck his head against
rail and sustained quite a severe injury.
Slatterys home is in Cincinnati.
Mr.. s. Dud. Adams, OF Coshocton, has
purchased a small tract of land from j. B,
Scott in Oxford Township, where be will
enter into the manufacture OF photo-frames,
brackets, &c. Mr.. Adams is man of good
business ability, and can not but be success.
full in his new undertaking.
Last Sunday morning the house of Mr.
Ridner, a few miles from Hamilton, was
entered by robbers while the family were
at church and relieved of everything valu-
able. Among the things stolen was gold
chain and locket and about $40 in money.
This is the third time Mr.. Ridner's house
has been entered by thieves
The ladesof the NJ. E. Church have made
elaborate preparations for their supper to
be given this evening in the lecture-room
OF the church. The following well known
ladies comprise the Committee of Arrange
ments Mrs. DR.. Griffis, Mrs. G. NJ. Elem
ner, Mrs. 0. v Parish, Mrs. James Jackson,
Mrs. Robert Snider, Mrs John Seward,
Mrs. L. Shank, Mrs. -Ss Warnock, Mrs. J.
W, Booth, Miss Belle Regan and Miss Mol
lie Cobough.
DEMOCRATIC CRY CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The above committee met yesterday at the
law Office of S. 4. Gard and perfected an
organization by electing Mr.. Gard Chair
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