The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-31
the Ladies' Aid Society at Odd-fellows Hall
Last ninht was hnk slimlu attended.

last night was but slimly attended.
Henry D. Armstrong died yesterday after
q lingering illness at the residences of his
sister. No. 10 Columbia street. He was In
his 59th year.
The Dayton and Newport Street Railroad
Company are now running their cars regu-
larly every fifteen minutes. The first car
leaves Day ton at 5:45 q. m.
Hon. John W. Stevenson and Mr.. Abner
L. Frazier will deliver addresses tonight at
the festival of St. Paups Protestant Episco-
pal Church. An interesting feature OF the
evening festivities will be the singing OF the
Christmas carols
John N. Stouder, proprietor Of the st:
Nicholas exchange, corner of York and
Southgate streets. died last night shortly
after o'clock. He was born in France,
but has been a resident of this city for q
number Of years. He was in his 39th
year.
In the County Court yesterday. on mo.
ton of John Collins, q rule was issued
agaipst Public Administrator VIM. Fitz.
gerald to show cause why he should not be
removed as administrator of the Harris
estate, and one OF the heirs appointed. The
rule is made returnable on Friday,
OFFICERS ELECTED. Tribe. No. 16
Red Men, have elected the following off,
GERS: Sachem. John Roth; 8. g., w. Ber-
ger; J. s., ]. Click; C. OF R., Fred. Baum
bach; A. G. Of R., Val Wendroth; Wampum
Holder, M. Grau: Trustees, ]. 10Th, Val
Wendroth and J. J. Keetsch.
St Johns Church have elected officers as
follows: President, H. Huntzinger; Secre-
tarv, H. Schmidt; Treasurer. s. Weidner;
Deacons H. Weise and H. Droste; Trus-
tees, H. Naderman, W. Mitten, H. Risch
and John Kohrman.
The rule issued at the instance of Col. R.
W. Nelson, attorney for the Short-line
Railroad, against John Bodley to show
cause why he should not be removed as
administrator of the estate of Peter Miller,
recently killed on the Short-line
Road was heard yesterday before Judge
Maklbben. The Court sustained the Short.
line Company and appointed Mr.. ]. II.
Stegelman in the place of Mr.. Bodley, and
the former gave bond with Mr.. George Tip
penhaner as surety. The attorneys on the
other side have taken an appeal to the Cir
cuit Court i
An event in social circles was the private
dance piven last night by the Bellevue
Dancing Club at Wendroths Hall. There
were fully forty couples present, which in
cluded some of the best families of Cincin.
natl and Newport Prominent among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Gus.
Harmes, Mr. and Mrs Shaugn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Furhman, Mr.. and Mrs. New
man, Mr.. and Mrs Hyden, Mr.. and Mrs.
Painter, Miss Alice Jones and Mrs. Emma
Dumont, of Cincinnati: Mr.. Andrews,
Misses Edith and Mollie Furhman, Mr..
Heidecamp, Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz, Messrs.
John and VIM. Littleford, VIM. Sprool, and
Will Moody.
An agreement was lodged for record in
the County Court yesterday between John
Butcher and Casper Westmeyer to carry Oh
the brewery business. The said Butcher
puts $27, 900 into the business subject to the
liens thereon-the real estate and personal
property. Westmeyer is to pay Butcher
interest on the amount of capital he ha.
invested after the payment of the liens or
the business and property, and ON the in
vested capital of $4,000, at the rate of [
per cent. The profits and losses to be born,
equally, and the firm to be known a
Butcher & Company, and to continue fiv,
years, Butcher to attend to the business
neither party shall draw out more than il
necessary to live upon. The Company will
have to make big money if either of th,
firm draws anything. .-.. -.,...,.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Henry Lewis
A. A. Winslow and Henry B. Metcalf, as
signees of Jac,b L. Wayne and A. l.
WAYNE, Lots 667 and 668, in Buena Visits
addition, situated on the southeast cornel
of Harris and Ann streets, 60 feet front on
ground beginning at the intersection o.
Liberty and John streets, 80 feet front or
John BY 81 deep; also $50, in Tibbatts' ad
dition to Buena Vista addition. Also Lot!
1853, 1854, S55 and S56; lots fronting 12o feet or
John street by 81 feet deep
also Lot No. IS in block No
30 in Greer's addition to Covington
fronting 10 feet on the same ten-foot alley
running from Greer to Willard street; also
lot fronting 25 feet on the south side oi
Thirteenth street, in Covington, between
Scott and Greenup streets, in the Western
Baptist theological Institute addition
also lot 7. block IL, in Atchison, Kansas
So IT'S 67. ... .l ... D., "a. M.
F. w. Shafer 10 Emma B. Lucius, part OF
lots % and "a in Williamson's addition
to Bellevue, SS feet front on Taylor ave
nue. by 1902 feet deep; 1900.
Thomas Jones, assignee of Charle
Schweitzer, to Adam Wagner, lots 13 ant
IA in James Tyler's new Bellevue addition
to Newport; 60 feet front on Monmouth
street; $7,7O5. ...e
DAYTON. NJ. s
Merry Archers at judge Gunnison'
residence tonight. ,.N r.
Paul schifford, in the eyes of the law. i
in Jail. Practically, however, he is in Gov
ington, at work.
The Day yton cars leave every fifteen min
utes during the entire day until $3.50 p. m
The last car leaves Newport at 1850 p. m
REAL Estate TRANsFERs-Jobn A. Scot
and wife TO John G. Ramsey, parts of Lot
1877 and 1888, in Dayton, in Hazen's addi
ton, % feet front on Madison street by III
deep; $1,0O4.
The Episcopal Sunday-school scholar
were pleasantly entertained at Odd-fellows
Hall last evening with magic lantern ex
hibition. Mra Thomas enlivened the eve
ming with song.
Mr. Henry Witte and Miss Laura Steve
were married last evening at the residenc
of the bride, in Dayton. The attendant
were Mr. Charles Witts and Miss Josi