The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-17

Philomathean Society. After Prayer Miss
Annie Trogdon. Secretary, read the minutes
of the last meeting. In due time tile gems
of song and the artistic performances upon
the piano were listened 10, highly apprec-
ated and applauded, asthey Justly deserved.
Then followed the essay OF Miss Minnie
Smith, which was excellent, as well as a
proof Of rare talent. The meeting then ad-
journed.
| BELLEVUE. KY.
This burg was about deserted yesterday.
| Prof. Hart resumes his position in school
to-day, after quite severe illness.
Mr.. Henry Hackermann, Of Rhensford
street, is putting an addition to his house.
Quite a number of young ladies got badly
left yesterday afternoon. The dummies
played out and walking was bad.
Two young bloods OF Dayton got into
dispute on Fairfield avenue on Saturday
over the great walking match. Friends
separated them before much damage was
done. Too much booze was the cause
| A German lady and three children, who
reside IN the upper part OF town presented
| n pitiable sight yesterday afternoon coming
from Newport. The mother carried babe
in her arms, while two Others, n boy and a
girl, walked, crying most bitterly from ex-
posurc to the cold and stormy weather.
DAYTON. o.
Edward Phillips, employed at Hoglen e.
PcaSc's brass foundry, metwith a severe ac-
cident Saturday by catching bis hand in a
machine he was operating, neceSsitating
amputation by DIR. Beck.
| Minnie Ryan, living at the correr of
Fifth and Montgomery streets, attempted
suicide few evenings since by taking
about an ounce OF laudanum. AntidOtes
were administered by DR.. Schicbenzuber,
and Minnie was spared to quarrel again
with some other man.
An alarm OF fire was sounded about 3
o'clock Saturday morning. caused by the
burning of the dwelling of G. Feter-
er, over in Texas. During the progress OF
the fire the hose were laid across the ID. e.
NJ. track freight train passing few mo-
mentS later cut them in two, but were
promptly replaced and fire cxtinguishcd.
The house was almost entirely destroyed.
Loss about 81 900. NoinsuranCe.
Owing 10 the inclement weather. Prof.
Carpenter at Music Hall, SUNDAY night was
not greeted with as large an audience as his
lecture and experiments on psychology"
mcrited, but it appeared highly appreciated
| by those in attendance. The Professor has
| been urged to give three more entertain
ments at Gcbharts Opera-house Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
HOME CITY.
Nose Andrews iii days gone by was a me-
dunn.
The spook left our village at 10 a. M.
Sunday.
A frisby ''Aat' from Fern Bank saw a
dollars worth.
|. Woodruff Is sham spook. 1t would be
rough ii his neighbors found ii out.
Incorporation or 10 incorporation, the
Season for seances is peremptorily closed.
IT is reported that at the last circus the
| spirits fed Cullom with gingerbread. 1t is
| contrNdicted.
The singing was villainous II requires
the lungs and talent of Home City to do
| She subject justice.
Captain Parker would make good ghost,
but he quits on the first quarter-stretcha and
won't train any longer.
Home City isn't hgh.toned enough for a
good menagerie. They must needs call
upon Fern Bank for an audience.
Here's the list so far as accounted for:
Frintz, p. McItntire, G. McEntire, Wood
ruff, Green, Stanton, Crowley. Magness,
Cook, Huntington, Windsor, TuIlock, &c.
Some wicked person struck John Tullock
thinking it was Billy Pa.terson) with
horn Saturday night. 1t was quite dark,
and John, after recovering his wind, Shout
ed fire. Ii was the work of spooks. He
should take in his headlight.
Leighton, Lindsey, Foley, Basset, Robin
son, Nieman, Mitchell, Dudley, Gottschalk,
Letter, Adriance and several others should
be marked by our voters at the spring ecc-
ton. They don't patroARc home enter
prise. Neither of them countenanced the
great ''spook' OF Saturday evening.
sPRINaFIELD. ..
Gilmore's Band, opera-house, Friday even
ing March 2Sth
The Regimental Band paradcd on Satur-
day night. Don't think it "guy."
Frank W. Hefierman, of the Boston Gro
Gerry, is visiting his Indiana friends.
The Champion City Orchestra furnish
ten pieces OF music for the Firemen's Ball
tonight.
Daniel Teach, Saturday night "cele-
brator," spent Sunday with Leech, of the
Spring-street Hotel.
Henry Harper will spend the next ten
days at the "Bastile on the hill. Henryis
''Iift' was a pair of pants.
Occupation, doctor-name, A. NJ. Potter
new arrival, little lightweight, stand
ard. Happy? Well-yes.
Emil Nunlift for violation of Sunday
ordinances, was fined $40 and costs in the
Mayors Court on Saturday
Matrimonial whispers-,Jas Marshal and
Susan Fields were granted a license, as were
two others ordered not published.
The variety performance at Funks Hall
Saturday night was a success. So the boys
vote 1t. "Loud"' Yes, muchly.
Oh, no, Thomas Clayton was not arrested
as disorderly, OF course not but his name
is on the Police docket. all the same.
John Wren, Esq, of Wren& O'Brien, left
for New York to-day. His trip is business
one, with little favor of pleasure.
Scott Franklin and Louis Bubaker are
again in the cage, this time for rare $3.50