The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-13

HoNswoeLED THE RoLL-Henry M. Par
ish. our Bud" proved the victim on Tues
day afternoon while returning home from
Cincinnati on the c., g., c. & I. Road Of .
clever job of pocket-picking. The job it is
supposed was done by sleek looking indi-
vidual who spent considerable time in
',guying'' Bud. The Foundation oil it was
the cutting Of a large gap with small in
while passing through the bridge below
Dayton. At Dayton he was aroused from
sweet slumber by rude shake from the
aforementioned who cried "Daylon!"
Upon Buds arrival here he found that the
shake cost him $66. #b
DAYTON, o. 3
An organization known as Old Guard, Of
this city, will hold campfire at the Ar
mory, Sears street. November 9th.
Arevieal has been in progress at the
First United Brethren Church since last
Saturday night, which is creating great ex-
citement. -erg.. .te. .....rr ~
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Mcfarland, Of LaDcas-
ter. O., are now in the city visiting their
daughter, Mrs. DIR. J. B. Shaak, Of liza
South Main street. They will remain sew
eral weeks. -sE.- ',iitr a.t,f 2.
Ashwell. brakeman on the O., O.. C. 6
|. Railroad, on last Sunday evening at
Enon, O.. in going to flag Train No. 7,
siipred and fell under the train, and was
killed instantly.
MIDDLETOWN, q. va
Mr. Theo. Ritter's harness shop has just
received fresh coat of paint.
Mr.. John Stutz and Lydia Cool will be
united in marriage this evening by Rev.
Mr.. Hench. H.E .ET.Ets II
Three children Of Mr.. Rne's family are
living seriously III at their residence on East
Third street. .. ,.... .. t...
Madame Rentz Female Minstrel Troupe
will exhibit in Middletown Thursday even
ing, Nov. Goth.
Our streets are getting good cleaning at
the hands Of our worthy Street Comfnis-
sioner, .. Gibson ~ ~ Go
Gus. D. Vail, who has been confined tn
his bed with the scarlet fever for the past
two weeks, is again able to be on our
Streets s7.A 5vE e,a vge, 4
Mary Sullivan. an Agsd lady, isiying at
the poiBt death. The friends have been
telegraphed for and her death is looked for
at any time. ''4|'.' ''''' ''-'' '-t'' ''a'
There is movement on foot to establish
All athletic club This is a novel the right
direction as Dur young men will then have
a place to spend their evenings.
A brilliant wedding took place at Mid
dletown. Ohio, yesterday at II o'clock m.
at the residence of Hon. H. P. Clough, the
parties being the only daughter Of the lat
ter gentleman and tie fortunate groom Mr.
James burrows De Free of Waco. Texas,
but formerly a wel-known resident of
Piqua, O. The marriage ceremony was
performed bv Rev. Thomas Gull, OF the
Baptist Church, assisted bv Rev. T. J.
Hinch, of the Presbyterian Church.
There were distinguished guests
present front Cincinnati, Dayton,
cleveland, Chicago, Eaton, Piqua,
Middletnwn and environs, crowdliig the
spacious residence 0f the host. The bridal
trous,eau was made by John Shillito j. Co.
of Cincinnati. and was CONFUSED of wood
colored sat,n de Leon, with overdress of bro.
eaded silver and old Told ia exquisite de-
sign; earrings of gold and pearls and neck
laceof pearls in excellent taste. The happy
couple left at &c clock for the forHler homo
of the gro M at Piqua, whence they will
shortly leave for fexas, where they are to
reside. Success attend them.
. HAMILTON.
Mr.. Joe Owens and wife have decided to
make this their future home. "a
August Wollenweber, OF Kenton. is here,
and like the 6TAR, has come to stay.
Charles r. Cornell Is now performing his
duties as Teller of the FIRST National Bank.
The Archery Club will hold special
meeting tomorrow evening at the residence
Of Miss Thomas
The nuptials- of Mfr. Fred Schubert and
Miss Katie Bittner will be celebrated in
short time, as preparations of an uncom-
mon kind are being made. ,fs ,a5 ss
An Autumn Sahbath-school Concert will
be given by the Sabbath school connected
with the Universalist Church on Friday
evening, November 18th. 1879. 4tf q, '..t.e5
PC. Schneider has opened branch office
on Second street. near the Junction Rail-
road. Henry Klein. who has been with
Joseph Straub for several years, has charge
Of the Office.
that the Lone Star Lodge, No. 80, will give
tucI oc1Oiu CvIiCcTt hIu suffice
At Beekett's Hall on Tuesday evening, No
Yen,ber 25th. No gentleman admitted
without lady, and no tickets sold at the
aoor. Remember this. ,..... ....r
At the meeting of the Yoke Club Tues
dav evening it was decided to donate what
funds there we're in the treasury to the
Mission Sabbath-school and adjourn sine
die. This new organization has proved
beneficial to many young men whose gem
prosity and benevolenoe is shown in this
charitable act.
A bold and daring theft was committed
Tuesday night by three notorious charae-
,ers recognized as L. H. HELEN, JAS Powell
md John Jacobs. They entered Jacobs |
.rooery on Dayton street by climbing in |
threngh the transom and relieved it of |
silver watch and chain. scarf PIN some |
cigars and about one dollar in small change. |
The capture of these daring thieves is due
% Officers Martindale, Boil and Mey-
'rs. Thev were found at the Gait |
House, where some OF their booty |
was hidden. They are all old l-birds, |
,sying Just left the station house about a
week age. John Jacobs is q wayward son |
It the old gentleman, Mr.. Joseph Jacobs, |
therefore this is looked upon as being a |
ieinOus crime. E.lrFf -H
UAYTON. HE. -n
Mr.. Frank Bryson returned home yester- |
Ia o, fn.na, a xytcif fo TaUo