The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-07
residence of Mr.. Matthias, the stove mer
chant on Main STRAIT


next Monday evening De Lafayette, the
champion stone-breaker, will give exhlbi-
tions consisting of sleight-of-hand perform
ances and stone-breaking with the naked
fist,
At 11:30 yesterday morning an alarm OF
fire was turned in that called the engines to
the handsome residence of Mrs. Andrew
Dingfelder, Second Ward. The origin Of
the fire is rot exactly known but it prob
ably caught from defective flue. Loss not
far from 81 500. Only the roof was de-
stroyed, and the furniture only slightly
damaged. Loss fully covered with insur-
ance.
1.-TWO minds with but single thought,
Two hearts that beat as one."
Such proved to be the case with Mr.. A. D..
Patten, of Dayton, and Miss Ella Fornshell,
of Miamisburg who were married Monday
night at the residence of T. II. Moon, First
Ward. Rev. Granville Moody quickly and
neatly performed the ceremony, after which
they repaired to the Straub House. They
are now basking in the smiles of each other,
in Cincinnati, waiting for the ire of the old
folks to cool of.
A very pleasing German was given
last evening in the Gymnasium Hail. The
music was furnished by an italian band,
and was exceedingly good Those present
were: Mr.. Curtis, with Miss May McKin-
ney; Mr. Hume, with Miss Bakewell; Mr..
Wilson, with Miss Emma Brant; Mr.. Fred.
Shaffer, with Miss May Van Derveer; Mr..
Lawder, with Miss Grace Campbell; Mr..
Snider, with Miss Bertha Phillips; Mr..
Stanley Shafer, with Miss Sue Van Derveer;
Mr.. Williams, with Miss Allie Phillips;
Mr.. Ed. Beardsley, with Miss Pussie Will
son; Mr.. Scoby, with Miss Constance Sni-
der, and Mr.. Harry Howels.
c. L. King has been in the employ of Mr..
Peter Heck, carriage manufacturer on High
street, for some time past but yesterday
decided to follow Cooper by skipping out.
Yesterday morning lie notified Mr.. Heck
that he was hardly able to work so would
take rest till noon. Later he called again
and demanded his wages, claiming some 81
his due About this time some of his credl'
tors learned that he was about to leave
town and Immediately laid their several
claims before Mr.. H. who paid them to the
extent that Mr.. King got upon final settle
ment Just rs cents. Later developments &C
to show that there is woman in the case
who has been calling at the shops to see
King and causing him no little annoyance
SPRINGFIELD. q.
The colorcd people meet at the North
street Church on Monday next to discuss
the Southern exodus.
Auditor Pelts is assisting in the apprase
ment of roads. When last heard from Ii,
had made stand i'll the Paris of America.
knick-linacks has Just discovered tha
the work on the Courthouse slowly pro
crosses Oh, where have you beer all sum
mer?
The Press Association meet on Monda,
evening next ut the usual hour in 'Squir
]. j. Smiths office. All interested pleas
report.
The quarterly meeting of Friends is to b.
held at Selma on Saturday and Sunday
May 10th and llth. These exercises 10
public.
Contributions for the aid of the refugee
of the southern states should he left will
f. c. Edmondson, next to Troupe {
Jacobs store.
| The Wittenberg Seniors have elected tn
| following class officers: President, J. b
Mansfield; Vice President, Miss Alic
Geiger Secretary, II. L. Lutz; Treasurer
| J. J. Beard.
The latest from the bedside of the bo,
Bowman, cut on Sunday by Berger,
signs of great improvement and restin
easy. His attending physician now think
he will pull through it.
A man named Peters, who resides o.
West Main street, and an employe of MOI
row g. Wissinger, the coal dealers, fell fror
his cart about noon on Tuesday and dslc
Gated wrist and also injured himself il
ternally.
The Berry, Cooney and Mclaughlin Sur
day violation cases were called before Hi
Honor on Tuesday afternoon. The wi
nesses summoned did not appear. and
did not take the Court long to tumble t
the reason why orders were given to run i
the parties and keep them safe till the ne1
call.
The County Auditors along the Lift
Miami Railroad have furnished their a.
praisement for purposes OF taxation. II
buildings on the main line we're appraise
at $500; on Springfield Branch, $205,
miles of track from Xenia to Springfield
l10.37; sde-track 2.44; the buildings
Clark County at 81, $50; the main line iroI
Columbus to Cincinnati at $4,000 per mil
Springfield Branch at 5000 per mile; si
ings on same $4,000 per mile.
Our genial friend, Dan. Williamson, WI
has ior over year past presided over II
COSY nook of the 'Short-line Depot, at whic
the United States and American Expre
Companies interests were looked after, hi
been transferred from our city 10 Colun
bus, where he takes run to Logansport, Int
We shall miss Dan. much but yet unit
with the boys who feel jubilant over Dan.
success in securing that which is more r
munerative and gives an advanced position
Our best wishes, old friend; and may yo
live long and be prosperous.
This is the bill of fare spread before
drunk or disorderly when dining at Mayo
Walaces sanctum: Fine 500 very fine
affidavit ION toast) 40 cents judgment (ou
40 cents, transfer judgment on docket (yer
rare) Is cents, record Scrambled G5 cent
filing three papers ION float Is cents, wa
rant (not hush) 40 cents, satisfaction 9TH
is wonderful dish and requires the aid
a telescope to discover it) 20 cents, indie
very thin) cents attending trial icon
bincs life and all substantially 500, serviI
warrants 40 cents Ia very heavy dish), mil
age (very queer) 20 cents. The above W
give for the benefit of those desiring to fl
lrTe up the cost of meal at the above re
taMrant.
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