The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23

trunk of fellow workman. extracting
therefrom SIT. Yesterday Mr.. Platt stepped
into the Post-otfiee tn get his mail, and was
rewarded by capturing Penland. While
on his way to the Station-house he admit
ted the theft
LUDLOW. Rr.
To the People of Ludlow and West Covington:
We wish to express our thanks for the
pleasant visit made us cn the evening of
the 18th inst, and for the substantial
tokens of kindness left us. Upon such vol
untary offerings We place a higher value
than the computation OF dollars and cents.
We hope to show our high appreciation of
them by greater efforts to serve you in the
gospel OF Christ d. d. AKIN,
SARAH l.. AKIN.
SPRIN0FIELR: a.
Gen. Kiefer arrived home from Wash
inston. ID. o., last night.
The butchers have decided to keep both
Christmas and New Years DAYS So keep
the above In close proximity to your
weather eye.
The Webber party. who PLAYED here last
night closed weeks engagement at Phila-
deiphia, Pennsylvania. OH Saturday, max
ing one jump to fulfil their engagement
here.
The liniment put up by J. B. Jonson. OF
Pearl street, and sold under the name of
Good Samaritan" we would recommend
to our readers as curative for all that it
claims for itself.
snip and Tuck" caught full house last
night A large amount of slang. at the
previous performance dispensed with. bit
at their last brought FORTH made the ac-
ton of the piav ut times obnoxious 1t
was also noticeable that some alterations
in the company had been much to its in
jury.
Mr.. Edward Coleman. we'll known here in
railroad circles, arrived in ourcty Oh Mon
day morning, coming from Terre Haute,
Indiana. Coleman, it is known, lost his
leg by an accident in the yards at Terre
Haute some time since.
A parlor concert will be given tonight
at the residence of Mr.. C. B. Hauk, East
High street. under the management of the
choir Of the Hi.h.street NJ. Il. Church for
t"e benefit of the church. Miss u. Heis-
kill will render some Of her choice vocal Sc
lectiOns upon this occasion.
The Julia A. Hunt Combination gives
three performances at the Opera house dur
ing the present week. The repertoire as
announced is the "Pearl OF Savoy" for We'd
nesday night, violet. or The Life of an
Actress for Thursday night and East
Lynne" for Christmas matinee.
Adm Bold has filed his petition in Court
by which he asks divorce from his wife,
Christina Bold. The plaintiff elaims that
married Christina at Dayton, Ohio, July
8. 1871. He ayers that shortly after said
marriage he learned that Christina had an
other husband in the person Of f. Pfeiffer
whom she had married August 81, 1879,
from whom she ad never been divorced
Mrs Pfeiffer Bold is at present residing in
Cincinnati.
The prospects at present are that Frank
Inns birthday anniversary, January II,
1880, will he celebrated in sumptuous style
The general management of the same has
been placed in the hands of such popular
gentlemen as Andrew Watt, f the Repub-
lio: b. o. Elifrits, of the Transcript. and
Gus G. Mathews. of the Times. recep-
ton is promised in the Lagonda House
parlors from 8 to $50 p. m., to be followed
by banquet
HAMILTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Eolsall are visiting
friends in the Third Ward.
One of George Marr's children is very
low with scarlet fever, and but faint hopes
are entertained Of its recovery.
J. w. Dewey, of Cincinnati, has charge
of Mr.. w. L. Whiteheud's gallery duripg
his sickness, and the business will be ear
ried on US usual.
About 8 o'clock last night Miss Rosa
Klein fell in cellar on Tnird street and
sustained injuries of a serious nature. 1t is
hoped that she will soon recover.
Miss Anna Holsberger has lost a valuable
necklace, for the return of which she offers
a suitable reward. 1t was probably lost
near Algeyer's grocery, in the Fourth Ward.
Little Elite Henderson, daughter of l..
G. Henderson. fell from high chair yes
trrday and broke her cullar-bone. The
chiId is now doing well under medical
treatment .,...
Mr.. VIM. Sortman has in his possession a
valuable work on "The Principles and
Rules of Business" given him by the Pres
ident of Bartletts College, of Cincinnati,
from which he graduated in 1856.
Mr.. V. Menges will have shooting
match at his place of business on Second
street tomorrow wednesday, both day
and night. A host of turkeys and geese
will be disposed OF for the holidays
In last Wednesdays issue We spoke of
the sudden departure Of Henry Pieper
from our midst, but things didn't go to
suit him. and the world seemed upside
down. 81 he concluded to return. His folks
are glad to see him back, and trust that he
will never get the big head again. Hen
ry isn't as much Of go-as-you-please man
as he thought he was.
2 COUNCIL PRooEEDINGs.r = Council met last
night and transacted the following business:
The Chief Of the Fire Department re-
ported that the suction III the Sec nd Ward
engine lad given ouG He was Instructed
to purchase new suction for said engine.
( The Fourth Ward Grade Committee to
whom was referred the petition of the G.,
H. & D. R.gR. Company asking permission
Of City Council tO lay three switch tracks
across Sycamore, East Ludlow and Cald-
well streets, recommend that the said peti.
tion be granted. provided the Railroad
Company will comply with the city ordi-
nances heretofore passed BY Council regard
ing tho railroads within the city limits and
all subsequent ordinances passed by
Council.