The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-15

Elihu l.. Crom and Nellie Hamilton were yes err.
day licensed to wed.
James Burns is fresh candidate for Constable
in the Fourth WaId.
Rev. G. z. Mechlng will preach in the Reformed
Church tomorrow evening.
Mrs s. Kemple is lying very dangerously ill at
her residence in the Fourth Ward.
Mrs DR.. A. Williams. of Fort Wayne. is quite ill
at the residence Of Mr. 6. Z. Bell.
Joseph Straub has added lime, cement, plaster,
ETC., to his already extensvec)al trade,
overpeck's store. at Oyespeck Station, was con-
sumed by fire yesterday friday morning.
Mr.. John Furhman, OF Glendale has returned
home, after br,af visit among friends in Haml-
ton.
Edmund Davis and wife, of Oswego, N. Y, are
giving photographic exhibitions in the Opera
Hall.
Mr.. Stearns. of Wyoming, was the only gentle
man from abroad present at the Assembly last
night
David L. Irwin was appointed administrator of
the est lie of Nancy Irwin. Amount of the estate
$500
Mr.. J. Graf. who had his leg broken BY falling
counter some time ago, will be around again to-
morrow.
Indications point to the election of Mr.. o. C.
Brewer as a member of the Board OF Education
from the Fourth.Ward.
Joseph Jacobsis putting glass front In his store
room on Third street, which will add largely to
the appearance of the block.
Mr. A. CIR ssman was made happy last night by
the presentation Of a bouncing seyentpen-pouud
boy. Mrs G. is doing we'll
John Weaver, a bright and intelligent boy Of
fourteen years, died Thursday night at his father
residence in the Second Ward.
Ambrose Braffett and Laura Bdwell, of Clpc;n.
natl, were united in marriage yesterday afternoon,
at the Phillips House, by c. S. Haines, j. T,
Mr.. d. Crder and Dick Brown are in Oxord
to day examining into the records of the town lots
in the villages OF Oxford and College Conner
s. C. Brant and Alouzo N. Brant were apponed
by the Judge Of Probate yesterday administrators
of the cstate of Matthias Branf deceased. Amount
of The estate $1,000.
Application was made yesterday to have Jacob
p Sorber removed IN the Asylum for the Insane
Fiity-four persons have already been sent 10 that
institution from Butler County during the past
year.
We unde stand that DR.. E. A. Eakins has finally
concluded to enter the general practice of surgery
aud medicine In Hamilton, while a competent
assistant will attend to patients afflicted with
chronic diseases.
The Assembly gave its fifth party last night in
the Opera Hall ami was very delightful and en-.
joyable affair The attendance, owing to the Len
ton season, was not SO large as on former occa-
stons, but what was lRcking. however. in numbers
was naue up IN Dehuty ana Drlllnncy. The
music, which Is always of the best,
was furnished by Currier of the Queen
City. The lunch. as usual was under the super.
vision of Philip, the champion rrstaurateur, and
could not have been improved. Among the ladies
in attendance were noticed Miss Minnie Earbatt
of Glendale. in black silk and velvet, short skirt
and elbow sleeves. Miss Iva Bernger of Middle.
town, wore gray and black striped silk, square
neck and transparent sleeves. Misses Maggie
and Julia Tutesenberry. of Ports.
mouth. at present pupils at the
Glendale Female College, the former wore white
cashmere trimmed in black velvet over velvet
skirt the latter in salmon cashmere over velvet
skirt en- train, natural flowers as ornaments; Miss
Puss Smith, OF Oxford, wore black silk, elbow
sleeves, rich lace at thr 'at and sleeves, natural
flowers and coral jewclry From Hamilton were
Miss Allie Phillips, ack silk cardinal trimmings
Miss Ida Corner navy blue silk and velvet Miss
Bertha Phi lips gray silk; Miss Katie Miller
black silk, lace trimmings and gold ornaments
Mis-. George Phillip, handsome black six Miss
Grace Campbell wore short skirt OF black velvet
with ovcrdrcss of light blue silk square neck,
elbow sleeves and natural flowers: Mrs James L.
Campbell. black silk and velvet, diamond orna-
ments; Mrs Jose Milllkn, The handsomest lady
present. wore black silk entraine, trimmed in
lavender; Mrs. X. B. Millikin, handsome walk
ing suit Of dark color; Miss Katie Stone, black
silk, coral ornaments and natural flowers.