The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-29
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND



Judge Pryor is now the Appellate Judge
from this district. We rejoice that he was
50 fortunate as to escape the assassin OF
Judge Elliott.
Colonel NJ. II. Stanford OF New York,
and who is 50 we'll known 10 many OF our
citizens, has given 500 10 be used in decor
ating the Gratz Park on Centennial day.
For two days our city has been without
the Daily Press, owing TO the removal OF
office and machinery II few doors nearer
Main. on Cheapside. Ii will resume to-
MORROW.
Mr.. William Shay, cooper, who has
lived here but u short time, became in.
VOWED in difficulty with young man by
the name OF John Roberts on yesterday eve
ming, in which Roberts gave Shay very
severe stab near the temple. Roberts WAS
arrested and is now on trial. The affair oc-
cured Oh Short street, near the X. c. De-
pot.
WEST CONVECTION.
The dedication of the NJ. Il. Church will
take place on Sunday, April the 9th, at 3
p. m. Public invited.
The Children's Bell Society wound up
their business last Tuesday, with sufficient
money in the treasury to purchase the bell
for the NJ. Il. Church, and turned the
same over to Mr.. Andrew Dunn, for pur-
chase.
Miss Lydia Martin and Miss Ida Wilcox
have by personal solicitation succeeded IN
raising sufficient money for the purchase
of a beautiful Bible which was presented
by the same to the NJ. +. Church Commit
tee last Thursday evening.
The Merry Circle Dramatic Club met last
Tuesday evening at the residence of Miss
Annie Dominick. Having good music,
tAey all cnioved themselves in a grand
style until l. o'clock. They then ad
journed, to meet at Miss Jennie Snowden''
next Tuesday evening al o'clock, or
Western Row.
DAYTON. KH.
Mrs. Wm. Hanley is improving.
The body OF Martin Klably, who wa:
drowned Thursday, has not yet beel
found.
Rev. Mr.. Mathews will preach at the Pres
byterian Church Sunday afternoon at
clock
DR. C. G. Skillman, the Baptist minister
will occupy the Presbyterian pulpit or
sunday night.
Captain Hill, alias Rev. Williams, was il
Dayton Yesterday, visiting his "fatherless
daughter
Mrs Rosa Coles many friends will rejoice
that she is rapidly recovering from her re-
cent severe illness
The venerable mother of Mr.. Wolf, the
cigar manufacturer on Berry street. above
Goetze's corner, has been seriously i'll, but
is now able to be about again.
Our report was in error as to Ross Thomas
being placed in Jail with the other boys
arrested al the car stables. No case was
made against Ross and he was discharged.
No case was made against some of the
boys arrested for loating at the car stables
others paid their fine and were released
but several of them still keep company witt
Jimmy DoWd, the Jailer.
The programme at the Good Templar
last night was All interesting one and very
happily rendered. 1t included recitation
by Charles Johnson, speech by Prof. Nc
Ginnis and reading by Miss Sallie Link anc
Billy Smyrl
. Mrs Frank Langdon, nee Miss Kat
Whitney who was married last Monday q
the residence of Mr.. Washington kidwell
died at $50 p. NJ. yesterday. Thus thu
bride of Monday becomes the corpse o
Sunday, and the young husband SO soon be
comes a sad mourner.
Tomorrow the first quarterly meeting 0
the present conference year will be held il
the NJ. L. Church. Rev. DR.. Stubbins, Q
Coyngton, will preach at IL a. m., and Rev
II. D. Rice. Presiding Elder, at ~ p. II
Al the close Of the morning service tn
Sacrament of the Lords Supper will be &C
ministered and the quarterly lore-feas
will be held at O'Clock p. M All ar
cordially invited.
g RELLEvUE. KY-
fNhnra will hn Drparlinp the Nj I
Church tomorrow by regular minister c
the pastor. No services at night in cons
quence of the quarterly meeting at Da,
ton.
HAMILTON.
Miss Kate Howell goes to Cincinnati t.
day.
Z. L. Letter is out as candidate for Civ
Engineer.
Jason McVay, OF Columbus, is registere
al the Phillips House.
Mrs. Henderson, of Middletown, is yisi
ing Mrs J. p. Davis, Second Ward.
William Murphy, President of the Con
mon Council, returned home from the Ea
yesterday.
The Archery Club will meet to organi.
next Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock at Gel
Nandeweers, 5, Prospect Hill.
The ladies Of the Universalist Church gay
a pleasant social in their hall, on the corn
of High and Third streets, last night
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. D. Brown, nee Gabcll
vii, few evenings hence receive friends
the residence of Mr.. Lucian Gabelle, Eatol
Ohio.
Rev. A. J. Reynolds, of Eaton, O., passe
through Hamilton to-day. He is on Il
programme Of the Fifth Congressional Di
trict Teachers Association, which holds
Session at Sidney tomorrow.
Much sympathy is felt for Mr.. A. Gros
man, whose failure has been announced
the STAR, as he has heretofore enjoyed Il
confidence of the people here and still HI
their respect Notwithstanding the disast
that has overtakcn his business
The teachers and officers Of the N. L. Sa
oath,school resolved at their last quarter
meeting to improve and beautifv the lie
ture room of the church by placing n ca
ret upon the floor, paPering and deceratil
the ceiling and walls and enlarging the
brary rooms. When finished, it will nal
one of the most attractive Sabbath-scho
rooms in the State, with capacity to Sc
Six hundred persons.
Snecial nrran~en1entS have been made