The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-24

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delirium tremens.
On Saturday morning Officers Croft and
Boggs sauntered in with Ed. Benjamin and
his little grip" Edward was up in the
Mayors Court in the afternoon and ordered
to leave town. He left.
About $3.50 worth of shoes were replev-
ined OH Saturday by U. B. Cox & Co., an
eastern firm, from the hands of Charles r.
White, ESQ.,, assignee OF W. A. Hance, the
Main street shoe dealer.
The Anonyme Literary Society gave a |
reading to large number of invited guests
at the residence of Mrs. Paige, South Mar
ket street. The "Dowager" was given, with |
a number of capital selections.
Ben. F. Hill, of the United States Ex-
press Company, Of whose unfortunate acei-
dent we made mention few days ago, has
SO far recovered as to be able to be on the
streets again. Shake on it, young fellow.
Application has been made in the Pro-
bate Court for the adniittanee Of Emery
Chase to the Dayton Lunatic Asylum.
Chase is the man arrested on Friday for
conducting himself in violent manner
upon our principal streets.
DAYTON. HY.
Mr.. George c. Weimer's little daughter is
rapidly improving.
1t Is rumcred that Hen. Dokes will soon
be married to an attractive young lady OF
this city.
Baptist Sunday-school was held in the
school-hOuse yesterday, and the church ser
vices in the Presbyterian Church.
Jake, every body knows Jake, is collecting
contributions for the benefit Of the colored
Baptist Church in Newport, of which he
60, ,nts hon Ilal,N htnaa oil nff
The following delegates go from Dayton
to the Republican Convention at Louisville,
April 10th: William Hasson, DR.. A. s.
Cameron, ]. B. Qiunby and Fhos Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smith we're rendered
surprise on Saturday night, the occasion
being the twenty-fifth anniversary of their
wedding. Quite a number Of presents were
made, and most happy evening was
spent by those present.
BELLEVUE. Ky.
Mr.. Gus. Burch celebrated his birthday
yesterday.
Mr.. Peter Hartwig left on Saturday night
for New Orleans. His son Oliver will follow
in week.
The words of Mr.. Marsh last night in
Church to young men will not be without
their effect.
Persons trave'ing late at night should
keep their weather eyes open on passing
Taylor Creek. A word to the wise is suth-
eient.
Yesterday being nice day, large num-
Der of people from the city visited our town
to see what advantages Bellevue offers as a
suburban home.
| Mr.. West. Ratliff and Mr.. James L. Ever
hart are the Republican delegates from here
| to the Republican State Convention, to be
held in Louisville April 10th.
A woman now living at the Creek told
one of the most inoifensive young men of
town to move ON or a bullet would make
him. The young man happened to look
over the fence.
| 1t is said that the great city of dummies
would like to annex the suburbs of Belle
vue into its bosom. But so long as Day
toms financial condition remains as it is
the above project will never, or hardly ever,
take place.
| Among the latest arrivals at the Hotel de
Mattox at the Creek are Mr.. Coleman and
his wife Mahala, who figured in several ugly
scrapes in Newport They are as pure
mouthed and sweet-scented couple as one
will want TO see.
HAMILTON.
The Hamilton Light Infantry Court OF
Discipline meets tonight
Mr.. L. Levy, the Third-street clothier,
goes East ON business this week.
The Hawthorne Club meets tonight at
Dr. Ed. Paddack's on Third street.
The Miami River has not been as high at
this point for long time as it is at present.
Mr.. Tom Trevors, of Hunts Hotel, was
in the city yesterday, the guest of DIR.
Aiken.
Jas B. Irwin, gentleman Of large infiu.
enee in Dayton, Ohio, is registered at the
Sraub House.
Judge Smith, of Lebanon, has fixed the
appeal bond in the case OF the Injunction
VS.. School Board at $500.
The ladies of the M. L. Church will give
another of their pleasant socials at the
Church next Tuesday evening.
Next Sunday evening the United German
Society will render the play entitled "Parii
in Pomneria," in Beckett's Hall.
Smith g. Bro. have completed arrange
ments by which they will receive fresh lake
fish every day through the season.
The ladies of the United Presby yteriar
Church will hold their monthly socia
|
Ollie MiIliken was marched off to the
Station-house yesterday for getting drunk
and striking at Schneider, the High.street
saloonist.
Rev. Dr. French, of Cincinnati assisted al
communion services yesterday in the
United Presbyterian Church and alst
| preached last night.
Saturday morning young lady namet
Kate Bowman jumped off the Toledo Ex
press at the Variety Iron Works, south O
/, the depot, and was considerably hurt.
Mr.. H. w. Hayne was last night pre-
sented by the Druid Smngerchor with
solid silver salver ice pitcher and goble
during the entertainment of the Druids a
, their hall.
Tomorrow night Harmony Lodge No
"A, |. o. o. f., will hold its regular meet
, ing, when all members are requested to b,
present as business of importance will com,
, before the Lodge.
The members OF the Archery Club are re
= quested to meet tomorrow afternoon a
, the residence OF General Vanderveer fo
the purpose of organization. o'clock i
t the hour appointed.
The funeral of Edward Patterson, an ole
r resident OF the city, took place yesterda.
n from the residence of his son-in-law, Con
rad Jacobs, on East High street. Mr. Pat
terson was in the sixty-ninth year of hi
t age.
A portion of the abutment of the ney
\ bridge across Crawfords Run, on Sec
e ond street, was washed away Friday nigh
I by the raging torrent. The heavy fall 0