The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-29

the leadership of Prof A. J. Gantw0od,
rendered valuable assistance. Miss Mary
SCHNEIDER officiatsd at the piass1 n0,ii9i
., MIDDLETOWN. o.
Charles n. Soathard, of Lebanon, o..
peeped in OH us yesterday. =, .-I-r
Charley and Stella Hiaklsy, of Lockland,
o., are visiting friends here.
John D. Weidenbormer, of Hamilton, o.,
spent Saturday with friends here. ...
Miss Ida Alexander, of Monroe, O., is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander, of this
place. -7.-e as.-i-Ev
The youngest child of Gus Shank is lying
dangerously sick with scarlet faver on
broaoway. as ~ ..s'Is.r.-
MYRTLE, daughter aud only child of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Lytle, aged nineteen
MONTHS died SaturdaYmorning at 20 clock
with scarlet fever and was buried Saturday
afternoon at 8 o'clock. ...-.........
Charles Schwartz, a German, living on
Fourth street, attempted suicide Saturday
morning bv cutting cash across his throat
with a pocket-knife Dr. Dickey dressed
his wounds, and says:he will recover.
DAYTON. Kx.
Tioketsare out for 'Ten Nights in q Bar
room." s.,
Paul Schifford did not break from the
Bastile. He still ingers. ,glss.y
A choice musicale will be held at the resi-
dence of the Misses Vegelbach tomorrow
night. 90,
Squire Hermann Joering. sent in his
resignation to- the County Judge this morn
ing. He does not like, the job e.-.t
A petition will be sent to the Legislature
this week for the establishment of a toll
gate on the jamestown District Pike, run
ming from Dayton to Newport.
Damon, and Pythias,' in all their. an
cient glory, at Husmann's Hall Friday and
Saturday night. Mr. F. X. Barrett, Jacob
Cohn and Miss Adelaide Elliott assume the
leading characters. Postmaster Hayward
will represent q SENATOR or soldier, or
something. t4 n,t " at ah
At the meeting of Henry Barnes Eodge,
F. u A. NJ, Saturday night, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year
Henry Barnes. M, w.; DR.. Schoolfield, s.
W.. VIM. Hall, j. w.; VIM. Hasson, Treas
urer; John Daily, Secretary; Louis An
schultz, s. D.; d. Offenbauer, J. d.; H. j.
Goetze and w. G. Mclean, Stewards; John
Moore, Tyler. Regular meeting for con-
ferring degrees tormorrow night a...
Rev. DR.. Hickman occupied his pulpit
Yesterday, being the first time. since bis
illness, ok, .--r.,s,.. e yc ...
A well-known Judge, while visiting
Father O'Mara, walked off with. that gen,
tleman's hat Fora q judicial act this caps
the climax.
/ At IL o'clock M, yesterday, Marshal
Joseph A. Brown found at bis honse q 15
pound bov,. which he took in. and at once
commissioned him Deputy Marshal.
The Village Board OF Health perfected Its
organization on Saturday evening. Captain
Ball was unanimously chosen Clerk. On
motion, DR.. J. NJ. Scudder, Samuel Mckee
han and Thomas Lambert were appointed 6
Committee on Rules, with Instructions tt
report to the President Of the Board as sOor
as agreed upon. On motion, the last Sat
urday of esch month was fixed as the time
for the regular meeting of the Board
There being no other business the Board
adjourned, subject to the call Of the Presi
dent. .f.' ~ f.. '...
HAMILTON.
J. B. Puthoff lost child yesterday morn
ing
The inevitable Al. Skinner has returned
to the wilds Of the West.
Treasurer Jones has extended the time O
paying taxes till Saturday next
The Robin Hood Archery Club will Civ,
a party at Gymnasium Hall next Tuesda,
evening.
The United German S,ciety will give
grand concert at Beckett's Hall on Thurs
day evening next
A horse belonging to Louis Sohngen, TIN
maltster, ran away last Saturday, leaving
the buggy total wreck.
Misses Hannah and Anna Everson, O
Palestine Ind. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
JAS Jackson, of the Second Ward
The official bond Of F. D. Black, Sheriff
elect, has been presented, accepted ant
placed on file. at tire Auditors Office.
Chris Roofen lost child yesterday o
scarlet fever. The funeral takes place at
p. m. to-day at the St. Stephens Church.
Mrs. Julia Eyer presented her HUSBAND
with handsome Christmas present in tn,
shape Of q girl-baby on Christmas nigh
last.
Mrs Walsh, the lady who fell down !,
fight of steps and broke three ribs on Sat
urday, IL SLOWLY recovering under the treat
ment of DR.. Talbot. -.r.--s,-,-
Mr.. L. N. UBrien has returned from Ur
bana. He goes to Cincinnati this week {,
accept very lucrative position in manu-
featuring establishment. --....
Miss Grace Fisher, of Walnut Hills, SIS
ter of Etwood Fisher, of the O. e. College
a handsome and accomplished young lady
visited the Misses Hughes Saturday.
John Noan had the toes ofbosh feet Cur
off on the Junction, Road at 3 O clock. Sun
day afternoon. He was getting off th,
train q junction freight, but hung on to-
long, when he was drawn under the wheel
with the above result.
Miss Lizzie Hoffman proved to be tn
most popular lady candidate for the goI,
watch which was voted for at the 81