The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-20
sPRINGFIELD. O.

The A. NJ. L. camp meeting this year is
to be held at jamestown. Greene County,
on the Fair Grounds. The opening day is
July 4th, and it is to continue twenty-four
days
Frank Anziger has entered suit in the
Common Pleas Court against Mrs. Elizabeth
Pfeiller for an alleged defamation OF char
acter. The amount OF injury sustained has
been put at 81 900.
Miss Cora Pagett, young lady twenty
six years of age, was adiadged lunatic by
Probate Judge John q. Miller on Wednes-
day morning, and orders give for her re-
moval 10 the Dayton Asylum.
II Is rumored that the Law and Order
Association are going to shut down on the
delivery or publication of Sabbath litera-
ture on Sunday next. The people inter
ested in il will surely make test case
Of it.
Verdict in the Edgar abortion case re-
turLed by Coroner Coleman: Mrs. Harriet
N. Edgar came to her death by an abortion
produced by Drs. A. Allen aud Charles b.
Potter, by use of Instruments and mcdi-
cines and the same done with criminal in
tent.'
The management of Funks Hall are Civ
ing the boys plenty of the Legitimate since
| the appearance of the new company with
| their great sensation "The murder at the
Old MILL the attendance has nigh ly in-
creased, and what at first seemed q failure
can now he voted a success.
MAYORS CouRT.-John Griffin and John
Rodgers, two tramping typo" were as
sessed S. and costs each Oley Gates and
Bessie Linn. two soied doves, were each
sent up to the station for ten days. Mike
| Sullivan, Thomas Johnston and Dick Sim
monds proved to be tralnps and were hired
| for five days to fill vacancies in the Mast
| stonepile contract.
DAYTON. Ky.
Prayer-meeting at the NJ. +. Church to-
night.
Mrs. Capt. Lon. Bryson left for Daven-
port, Ia, on visit last evening.
Rev. Father Resch, of Hamilton, o., has
been the guest of Father Hildebrandt.
The handsome new charter of the Good
| Templars is on exhibition at Harris gro
Gerry.
The contract for the brickwork on the
| new Baptist Church has been awarded to
| Frank Woodward.
A jovial party, headed by Thomas srl-
perb Orchestra, surprised Mrs. Bowers at
her residence last night. The light fantas-
tic was tripped till o'clock this morning.
HAMILTON.
| Mr.. j. " Sinkey of Middletown, was in
the city yesterday
Mr. o. Buck, of Charlottesville, Ind, is
visiting in Hamilton.
Rev. l. w. .efoakcy lectures in Middle.
town tonight. Subject, "Xantippe."
Mr.. A. J. Scott is still on the track for
the Mayoralty, and confident of success.
Peter Beck, the famous carriage dealer
on High street, reports large sales for
March.
The Auditors Office had no Auditor yes
terday. Mr.. Berry was confined TO his
house by illness.
Miss Minnie Brock, a beautiful young
lady of Middletown, is visiting her friend
Miss Mamie Dinner.
The Entire Nous Club in Gymnasium
Hall tonight. A pleasant time is antici
pated. There will be many present from
abroad.
The new Presbyterian Church organ ha,
six hundred and Sixty-two pipes, twenty
seven drawstops and full set of pedals u
| twenty seven notes.
Rev. Granville Moody, on Tuesday after
noon, united IN marriage at the NJ. L. Par
sonage Mr.. William Crawford and Miss
Abbic Hurst, of Charlottesville Ind.
Hamilton Social Temple of Honor will
give a public entertainment at their hall
over Third Ward Engine-house, Monday
evening, March 3lst. All are invited.
The store on the corner of Third and
High streets, occupied by Gray & Waltner
miliners, is receiving new coat of paint,
which will add largely to its appearance.
| The Hawthorne Club will meet at the resi-
dence of DR.. c. t. Paddock Monday even.
ing next, when W. ID. Howels' comedy,
"The Parlor Car" will be presented by
members OF the Society.
Mr.. G. Deller, who has been with Peter
Jacobs the oldest druggist in the city, foi
| the past ten years, has bought out August
Henkel, near the foot Of High street, where
he will carry on general drug store.
A Democratic mass convention will u.s.
semble at the Council Chamber on Saturday
evening, to appoint new Central Commit
tee ana arrange for the time and manner oi
holding theirnominating convention.
The court in the case of the Citizens VS..
the School Board, in The restraining order
to prevent the Board from purchasing the
Schwab property, decided in favor OF the
School Board on the ground that there was
no cause Of action on the part of the citi
zens.
Tuesday night Miss Dcfenbaugh came
near meeting with fatal accident. She
was carrying a coal-oil lamp up stairs, Wher
the same exploded. The fluid did not seem
to strike her, but was thrown in an opposite
direction. She suffered some injury but
nothing serious.
Mrs. Dyer, who keeps the popular Third
street boarding-house will go to Dayton or
the 1st of April when Mrs. Mary Lehman
proprietress of the Hamilton House. neal
the depot, will assume charge of the Third
street house. Mrs. Dyer has become very
popular here, and has probably made more
money keeping boarders than any Other
house in the city
1t will be remembered that last Octobe
c. F. Gunckel, of Middletown, the present
owner of the Peter Schwab residence
on Second street, made a PROPOSE
tion to the Board of Education to sell then
the said premises for school purposes fol
the sum of Shirty-three thousand dollars
Some of the taxpayers who objected to the
purchase of this building went before the
Probate Judge and procured a temporary
injunction restraining the Board from pur
chasing it. The Board employed Crane &
Neilan to have the injunction dissolved
They took the case before Judge Smidt, O.
Lebanon, who yesterday rendered his deci
sion dissolving the injunction, and dismiss
ing the case.
The party given Tuesday night by the Ia
dies OF the Browning Club at the spaciou,
and beautiful new home of Mrs George
Tangeman, Vice President of the Club wa.
a brilliant and highly enjoyable affair. The