The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-11

dIiOn. me JuuRe, dlleT llOrOuSHIy NeHtll-
ating the case and consulting the law, af-
! firms his previous decision.
wEsTWOOD. o.
| The entertainment this evening at West
wood School Hall, consisting of social
concert and supper for the benefit of the
Y. NJ. c. A. Reading-rooms is looked for
ward TO with much interest by our young
people, and bids fair to be a success, socially
and financially. We cordially invited our
friends from the city. The Cincinnati d
Westwood train, leaving Brighton Station
at 625 p. m., will return after the enter
ment.
| AURORA, IND.
Captain Cunningham is confined to his
| room.
The Rolling Mill is now running ten
hours day.
our absconded City Treasurer to the tune
of 5000.
| Charles Jinkins, our "Boss" oyster-man,
is not ready to move back. Better luck
next time, Charley.
1t is. understood that we are shortly to
have another steam fire-engine and opera
house and city hall.
At the Grand Opera-house "Belshazzar"
did well, but H. NJ. S. Pinafore," on the
18th inst, is expected to do better,
The following named gentlemen are in
the field for Mayor: Il. H. Green, D.
Doney, Julius Severen. For Marshall
J. Truelock, George Renner, B. ]. Grant,
Larry Collins, ]. Lewis, L. Linscot and 9TH
ers For Clerk: A. H. Merkle, ]. Bruce.
For City Treasurer: Louis Beinkamp.
DAYTON, o.
! Charlotte Thompson in Jane Eyre" at
Music Hall last night MONDAY was greeted
with fine house.
In spite of the bowling of winds and fall
ing rain last night Gebharts Opera-house
was well filled by an appreciative audience
to witness III. NJ. S. Pnafore" by Ford 5
Comic Opera Troupe.
Professor Carpenter, who is holding forth
at the Home for two nights, will give one
more entertainment at Gebhart's Opera
house Wednesday evening. He must be
seen to be appreciated.
The preliminary examination of Murray,
Dunbar and Morris, for the robbery of Mr..
Franz, near Trot wood Ohio, last February,
occupied the attention of Mayor Butz and
a large crowd the entire day. A large num-
ber of witnesses were examined, whose tes-
timony establishes beyond doubt their
guilt. The case has been continued until
next Friday at 10 a. III.
CALIFORNIA, O.
Rev. Mr.. Hervy has Just returned from q
successful missionary tour.
Rev. Mr.. Vance is holding a short series
of meetings at the M. +. Church.
From all quarters the late musical and
dramatical entertainment is spoken of in
the highest praise.
Prof Jas. Abel will move to the city in a
few days to take charge of important bust
ness connected with the coming Exposi
ton.
HAMILTON.
Mr.. John Sohn was in Cincinnati yester
day OH business.
Mr.. R. Finch, of Oxford, has taken up his
abode in Hamilton.
Miss Julia Ide, of Columbus, is the guest
of Mrs O'Brien daughter of DR.. Falconer
Walker & Phillips will remove to the
new Stlaub Building the first of next
month.
Smith & Brother report the sale of two
barrels of oil daily from their delivery
wagon.
A. E. Warwick, an enterprising lawyer
wants to be Prosecuting Attorney for But
lcr County.
A set of new harness was stolen Saturday
night from the stable Of N. q. Curtis, in the
Third Ward
The Hawthorne Club met last night al
the residence of Mrs. John c. Skinner
Third Ward,
Tom. Croften in trying to give Harry
Miller the ''whirl' on Saturday fell and
broke his arm.
| A. J. Scott, of the Third Ward, has an
nounced himself as an Independent candi
date for Mayor.
Edward Beardsley returns to the Queen
City tomorrow to resume his studies at the
Miami Medical College.
r. P. Woods, of Cincinnati, is in the city
looking after the insurance business. He
will remain all this week.
Mrs. Ann johnson, well-known coloreG
lady, died yesterday OF consumption at hel
residence on Third street.
John McNeen, the popular Main-strect
groceryman, was out yesterday dressed in
his summer suit and straw hat.
Application was made before the Judge
of Probate Yesterday to have John Hosel
man sent to the Asylum for the Insane.
Milton Stevens leaves the Globe saloon
to-day, and HES away to the other side oi
the river to take charge of a saloon there.
The Hamilton Assembly has changed its
place of meeting from Beckett's Hall to the
Opera-house, where it will convene Friday
March 14th.
The Post-office was thoroughly cleaned
yesterday Even the old stale dust that
had accumulated for years was cleaned
from the empty boxes
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Morgan of Rush
Vile, Ind, stopped in this city for a few
days to visit Mr. Emanuel Richter and fam
lily, of the Third Ward
Application was yesterday made in the
Probate Court for the admission of Johr
Haselman. a resident of Lemon Township
to the Insane Asylum.
Dr. Lee''Corbin bid his Hamilton friend,
an unceremonous farewell last Saturday
He goes TO Yellow Springs to locate anc
practice his profession.
!, Dr. George Skinner, a late graduate of the
Ohio Medical College at Cincinnati, after q
tour through the West, intends to return
and locate i'll this city.
A petition for divorce was yesterday filed
by Caroline Antrim against ohm G. Antrim
upon the ground of habitual drunkenness
She also asks for the custody of the two
children.
Caroline Antrim wants a divorce from
her husband, John e. Antrim, on the
grounds of habitual drunkenness. She
also wants the custody Of two children, the
only fruits Of the marriage