The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-14
HAMILTON.


party next Friday evening.
Philip Erb now sings, 'baby mine"
It's girl and Philip is happy.
Grand organ concert in the Presbyterian
Church tomorrow Tuesday eve.
Will 7. Stark, of Cincinnati, formerly oi
Hamilton, was in the city yesterday.
The choir of the st. Johns Church will
give a concert at Beckett's Hall tonight.
The County Commissioners met Saturday
and passed bills to the amount of $551 0s.
Mr.. Samuel Spivey was the happy re
cipient OF bouncing baby boy, last Sat
urday morning Mother and son are doing
nicely.
VIM. Pugh, formerly of the Eclipse Liv
cry and Sale Stable, is back again at his
old stand. 'The right man in the right
place"
There was an interesting meeting of But
Ter Encampment, No. 7, last Friday night
At their next meeting on the 25th import
ant business will come up for considera
ton.
All ladies and gentlemen of the Home
Dramatic Association are requested to meet
| at Fenzers Hall tomorrow TUESDAY even
ing at "a o'clock, sharp. By order of Con
rad B. Weiss, Director.
Officer Helvy brought in Henry Marass
| yesterday for violation of decencv thai
was such as to almost cause regret that Ohio
did not enjoy the luxury of a whipping
post for the delectation of such beasts
Mr.. VIM. Richie and w. Dyer, formerly
connected with the Owens, Lane d Dyer
Machine Company, have organized q ma
chine company, and will immediately be.
gin the erection of machine shops on Vine
street.
There appears to be well settled popular
conviction that Mayor Egry in making up
his list of appointments should offer the
position Of Captain to Mr.. John Helvy, an
officer of long standing and undoubted eff
cheney on the police force of this city.
Evening Star Lodge, No SO, D. of r., l. 0.
o. F., will have a supper in connection with
their meeting on next Friday night in the
hall of Hamilton Lodge No. II, |. O. 0. F.
All who have taken the degree are cordial
ly invited to be present and partake OF the
social spirit as well as Of the viands.
The Ohio Iron Works. Sohn & Reus.
cheler, are working full crew and would
give employment TO more men if the ca
panty Va 'A'SAA SliOPS ptlIllltte'l. AlnOllB
the busy workers there Saturday we no.
ticed Mr.. James Hill, John Benc ng, L..
koenig F. Schultz George Black Henry
Ellens, Albert Reiff and brother and Joseph
Fisher.
John Stroder got too liberal dose of
tangle-foot on board yesterday, and went
sailing about town in buggy when his
horse becoming unmanageabe started
down High street at furious gate, with
fair prospect OF landing John at Davy
Jones locker. Henry Klein and Ed. Ny
ers, at the risk of their lives, caught the
runaway animal in time TO save a catas-
trophe. Policeman Dunwoody soon ar
rived and gave Mr.. Stroder an invitation
that proved irresistible 10 stop al the Police
Hotel over night.
There was lively scrimmage at the cor
ner Of Fourth and Stable streets, late on
Saturday evening, between six frail beau
ties who disagreed as to their several claims
upon the attention aud affections of a
young man well known about town. One
of the six had it appears, so pre-empted
the curled darling's affections as to rouse
the rath of the remaining five, who there
upon went for the successful damsels
with brick bats, clubs, boulders and what.
ever was at hand. Blood flowed, fur flew
and the rending of raiment for few min
utes was lively when the assalcd heroine
very much battered in spirit and wounded
in her visual and optical organs withdrew
from the bloody field for repairs and rein
forcements. No arrests, but the battle
ground had much interest to sight scers all
day Sunday.