The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-15


Misses Mamie and Susie spilman, daughters of
the late Rev. H. f. 6pilman, united with the Bap-
tist Church this week, and were immersed on
Wednesday night g-- ~ --r 81 F. .--r-F II, s.
Pref McGinnis was surprised By happy party
from Newport and Bellevue last night, who made
the hours merry with music. daheing and splen-l
did repast, going home at an early hour tnis
morning. wa. f.'f
'i'sf' HAMILTON. ~
Dr. J. R. Brown announces himself candidate
for Representative ~ .a ..-@ tt '.|s II
There will be lecture on temperance tonight
at the Episcopal Church. Ts't.i.H.
o. c. Brewer, clerk at the clothing house Of
Strauss & Bro, Is lying sick with rheumatism.
meeting of Butler Lodge, No. &C, A. 0U. w.,
will be he'd next wednesday night at their hall
on High street.
| larceny. was yesterday before Judge Hume and
fined s. and costs -s-.
John A. Weigal Jr.. of this city, hes accepted
y situation at Erie Pa, and will leave in few
days for that point .....-..... .
VIM. B. oglesby was yesterday appointed ad-
| ministrator Of the estate of Gustavus z. Wamper.
| deceased. OF Middletown.
| Mrs. Symmes the estimable wife OF Celedon
Symmes, is i'll and not expefted to recover at her
| home near Symmes' C'rner Nf.
SPRINGFIELD. O.
Huffman is very popular. Yes-in his mind.
Coleman Sisters tonight at the .opera-house in
"Knick-Knacks."
Layton's friends are numerous. but it's not
| friends, John, it's the lack of money you know.
H. C. Hawkens, leader of the Seventh Regiment
Band, is in the race for City Marshal as an inde-
pendent candidate.
! If you boys want to spend the money you arc
saving up for the Fourth of july then jump on
| moving trains. 1t costs 81 80.
| Mr.. Lon Rodgers is in our city, called home by
the illness of his father, Mr.. James Rodgers, who.
| it is said, is improving rapidly.
Charley McGill, hung at Cleveland on Thurs
| day, must have been deep-dyed villain, if that
| cut in Fridays News did him justice.
| Our asylums for the insane being overcrowded
it is necessary that we should put up with the an
| tics of few harmless lunaticS who are off on
| newspaper enterprises. at least for a while.
| The bal masqne given by the colored people on
| Thursday evening was we'll attended, Fnnks Hall,
where 1t was given. being crowded. There were
| many attractive features in connection with it
that lack of space forbids us to mention: but this
much can be said-it was a remarkably enjoyable
and orderly affair
/ Mr.. Nathaniel Chancey, who underwent an op-
Grafton on Sunday in the removal of a diseased
bone from his head, was in had way throughout
| Friday, and had to be kept constantly under the
| influence OF chloroform. bis case now IL oks as
though it may result fatally.
man named Gehrig, who was put in the jug
on Thursday night for drunkenness. complained
the next morning of having been robbed of $50.
| A man named Sullivan, occupying cell with
him, was taken out and searched. when $40 of the
missing money was found concealed in the lapel
Of his coat Sullivan says he found it, and the
charge says petit larceny.
| On Wednesday evening, Feb. 10Th, Mr.. Jacob
Jombro celebrated at the residence of his neice,
| Miss Annie Zombro. of Me hanic street, the
| eighty ysecond anniversary of his birthday. Many
Of the invited guest mad journeyed from abroad
1 IN hp rIp n 10 Irlnna
the old home Of Mr.. Zombro, being largely repre-
sented, and many were the congratulations they
bes owed upon their old fellow townsman. who
had always held their friendship and esteem, both
| in private and public life. Here's to your good
health, Mr.. Zombro, aud many happy returns Of
the day.