The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-31


dray and moved out. taking all that was in
the house. for it all belonged to her, as
Billy had not bought her dress she SAYS,
nor yard OF goods for the house in ten or
twelve years
SPRINGFIELD. a
The Continental Band give ball at
Funk's Hall, Monday evening, November
10th.
Mrs. Isaac Cohen, of Cincinnati, accom-
panies the "Pinafore" party in which four
of her children are cast in the prominent
roles.
Marshal Hayward viii shortly issue his
proclamation demanding We gallery gods to
stand from under when he demandeth
order at entertainments.
Rev. A. L. Jordan, pastor of Trinity Bap-
tist Church, left the city on Thursday, to
take up his residence in the country, where
he hopes to regain his failing health.
Chief Schuchman and Officer Fred. Fos-
ter escorted to the Dayton Asylum on
Thursday Joseph N. Tatman and Mrs. Lee
land, adjudged insane in the Probate Court.
Mary +. Scott-Siddons and party passed
through here on Thursday, on their way
to DAYTON. Her door mat or poodle at
tracted much attention during her stay
here.
MARRIAGE BELLs.-The nuptials of Mr..
Amos Wolfe and Miss Annie Lormer were
consummated last evening at the Second
Presbyterian Church, Rev. w. II. Webb
officiating. The church was, long before
the arrival of the bride and groom crowded
to its doors by the elite of the city. A re-
ception was given at the conclusion OF the
ceremonies at the residence of the bride,
North Market street.
Almra Hamilton has filed her petition
Hamilton. Grounds, alleged adultery with
Harriet McMillen in August, 1879. Parties
are colored.
Mayor Wallace got the cream Of the
Yakey and Hallenbeck war of words. He
took in from the Squire what constitutes
81 and costs on Thursday The tragedy is
ended, so let the curtain drop.
DR.. Charles R. Potter, of whose sudden
death mention has already been made, will
at his burial this afternoon receive tribute
of respect from his comrades of the Veteran
Memorial Association, who will attend in a
body
| The decision in the case of Backenstos VS..
Kemp, in which Mrs. Backenstos formerly
Kemp, asks for the possession of a five
| year-old daughter. at present in possession
|of Mr.. George Driscol, has been reserved
until to-day.
MARK WELL ITS TALE.-For thus it told
that Monk Sykes and Billy Anderson were
there on suspicion. "Dead-beat' unknown
was there for drunk, and William Johns,
JOS Callings, Peter Rorper, Nicholas
Smith, Jas. Hackett were resting for lott
ering.
Tomorrow, November 1st, William Reid
takes possession of the dive on the hill.
Hardly worthy of mention only that it is
rumored that new state OF affairs will
exist under his administration, and from
ruhnors we are given to understand that
something down at Limestone street is
swelling up at the neck, and asserts that
| both places will hereafter turn with the
/ same crank. If such be the case the nu-
morous scribes Of our city will be terribly
Istunted.
Miles Juvenile "Pinafore" Combination
appeared last night at Blacks Opera-house.
For sake of novelty, apaying house was
secured. Its rendition by these little folks
ltf eXCeeueu buc tApcCtutioilo. ioI oOiilc
reason the Opera-house management failed
to warm their house sufficient to insure
the comfort of either the performers or
iaulience, the effect of which told
iiplainly on the chorus. Miss Sallie
ICohen, the Josephine" met with a
lIround of applause upon appearance. Hers
Ills not new face to our theater-goers, and
they are never backward in greeting d
Iiprime favorite. She did Josephine" Like
Hall other of her effnrts artistically. Miss
Ella Emanuel as'Little Buttercup" proved
herself rising young artist, and lacking
mot for perfection in the role assumed.
Dick Deadeye," Master Sloman, will bear
improvement. "Ralph Rackstraw," Master
Lasker, received justice. captain Corco-
ram" Master Arlington, clever, but lacked
force. Miss Mamie Cohen as '.Hebe" did
all that the role called for. Should they
ever again see proper to pay Our city avisit
hearty welcome will greet them.
DAYTON, o.
Items of interest for publication in the
STAR can be left at the Post-cffice news
stand. M
There is walking match to come off at
the Engine house, Miami City, tomorrow
night. Distance ten miles, for $4
| 1t has been rumored that a stvlish Third
street blonde is to be married to rich
Chicago gentleman some time this winter.
DR.. Boyd, of Miami City, was married on
Tuesday night to Miss c. Sampsel, of the
former place, and left On the9 o'clock train
| for the East.
A dancing party took place at the resi-.
dence Of Mrs. Lepper High street, last
| "Wednesday night The young folks, with
supper and dancing had splendid time.
Henry Sandmeiers; who attempted to
pass counterfeit monev, was arrested yes
terday by Deputy United States Marshal
Thomas and taken to the Station by Reitz-
| Ter and Fowler.
The eighth monthly lecture given under
the auspices of the Society of Good Sa-
martans, at Murphy Hall, East Fifth
street, Baslev's Block, this evening, Octo.
ber 3lst, by J. M. Garrison.
Newcomb, who was arrested few days
ago for burglary and larceny, had his hear.
ing before the Mayor yesterday and was
discharged, but afterwards was rearrested
| by Deputy United States Marshal, Harry
Thomas, for passing nine counterfeit trade
| dollars.
DAYTON. kY.
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