The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-01

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present Treasurer, being the loser.
Yeakle was Jones deputy during the re-
cent campaign, and admits that he has been
using money for electioneering purposes
and has drawn from the Treasury in sums
to suit his wants.
The matter has been compromised by the
parties. Jones has turned into the treas,
ury the amount OF the deficit, and David
Yeakle transferred to Jones farm IN
Blackford County, Ind, and town lot IN
this city, the property amounting 10
almost $4,000.
SPRINGFIELD. o.
Maggie Mitchell at the Opera House to-
night.
Mr.. Geo. w. Fackler OF Cincinnati, was
i'll the c. c. Saturday.
There are several collections and the same
number of deliveries daily in the business
portion of the city.
Mr. Ed Wren, of Kinnane, Wren q Co.,
started for the East to-day to purchase a
large stock of dry goods.
On Thursday next, at Keinheimer's Hall,
Miss Belle Pence and J. L. Luty, Captain OF
the Cummins Cadets, will walk fifty miles,
The walk begins at II a. M. and continues
twelve hours.
Marriage licenses since our last report:
Charles j. Henry and Ella johnson,
Ebeen Jackson and Florence H. Smith, Jas.
s. Brown and Mary Thomas, Geoage II.
Young and Clara Dohner, Patrick Womey
and Margaret Coffey, Samuel Stroup and
Cecilia Coffey.
AsDemocratic mass meeting was bold in
the City Hall Saturday evening. The hon.
Allen o. Meyers made rattling speech be.
fore crowded house, which created good
feeling among his hearers, who think he is
the boom of the Democracy.
Amusements at the Opera - Maggie
Mitchell, in "Fanchon," September 1st;
Joe Jefferson, in Grip Van Winkle," Sat-
urday, September 9th; Donovan's Tennes-
seeans, Monday, September 8th; Grau's
English Comic Opera, Tuesday, September
9th.
The funeral of the late Edward Gwyn,
who died in Berlin May 25th last and was
buried here Sunday was one of the most
imposing ceremonies ever seen here. There
was a large turnout of Blue Lodge
Masons and Sir Knights of Pales-
tine Commandery, who conducted the
services at the grave. Resident mem.
bers of the A. and A. Scottish Rite acted
as pallbearers, w. B. Melish of Cincinnati,
presenting the widow with the ring worn
by the deceased, on behalf of Gibulum
Lodge of Perfection. There was a con-
course of over one thousand persons at the
cemetery to witness the ceremonies
To the Editor of the Star:
The One Hundred and Tenth o. V. I.
will give their tenth annual reunion at
| Cbarlactnn Nlorl- Gpnntu Ohio
Thursday, September 4, 1879. Our Presi-
dent, assisted by his committees, has
worked hard to make this one of the grand
est soldiers reunions that has taken place
since the war. A special invitation
was sent to the G. c. Guards,
Warder Veteran Grenadiers and the
Cummins Cadets. The Grenadier and the
Seventh Regiment Bands will furnish the
music. Gen. Warren Keifer and host o.
other officers prominent in the late wal
will be here. 1t will be one of the most
notable affairs in the way of a soldiers re
union ever held in this State.
Arrangements have been made with the
Narrowgauge Company to run speca
trains over the road on the 4th. RounC
trip, 40 cents. All should avail them
selves Of this opportunity.-[ ED. STAR.
The following is the order in which the
postal boxes are placed: l, Chestnut ave
nue. and Limestone; 2, Limestone anc
Warder; 8, Limestone and Columbia A.
Limestone and Main; 5, Limestone and
High; 6, Limestone and Washington; Z
Limestone and Mulberry; 8, Limestone anc
Kizer; 8, Spring and Monroe; 10, Clifton
and Spring; II. Pearl and Clifton; H. Mon
roe and Linden avenue; 13, Taylor and
High; Is, High street, oppo
site York; 16, High and Lincoln II, MAR
and Murray; 49, Main ard Foster; 10, Co
lumbia and Locust avenue 20, Columbia
and Water; 81, Market and College avenue
q, Market and North; %, Market ant
High; "a, Market and Pleasant; 25, Mul
: berry and Center; 26, Washington anc
J Center; q, Main and Center; 2S
Columbia and Factory; 20, High ant
Factory; 80, Pleasant and Factory; 81
Mechanic and Main; 80, Cedar and Plum
33, Columbia and Plum; "a, High ant
Plum; 35, North and Yellow Spring; &c
Main and Yellow Spring; 81, Jefferson ant
Yellow Spring; 49, Columbia and Race
80, Shaffer and Main.
DAYTON. RH.
The Baptist Choir, it is said, is negotiat
, ing with Prof. Adams as leader
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Cohn reached hom
from their summer recreation in New Jel
E sey last night.
: Charley Thomas and his superb orchestr
9 announce grand ball at Odd-fellows' Ha
Friday night.
Mr. John Evans is strengthening the in
:, provements ON Walnut street and putin
,, in substantial work.
e School-books, states. satchels and Dime
baskets were the order of the day with ii
tle folks this morning, and Major Generf
. McGnnis took command of his troops.
r Yesterday afternoon one of the steal
Joints of the new dummy was blown ou
d Billie Nugent the engineer, opened he
B wide and dashed into Dayton on whs
= little steam was left.
l. In the first grade at the Public Schools a
IS pupils who do not enter the first mont
a (September) will not be admitted until tn
/ second term, in February This regulatio