The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-19

priue residence.
Smith Bros. believe in that part of th'
blble which says "let your light shine be
lore men, hence the illumination eaci
evening which mars the nights repose.
Quite large audience greeted the pc
formers at Becketts Hall last night, to 81
the entertainment, which was a granC
affair. Everybody went home feeling tina
John Theurer and class were immense.
A happy event is about to culminate il
Hamilton, in which Park Smith is the cen
ter of attraction. He has already purchased
a nobby suit, which causes suspicion among
his comrades, and now they demand an ex
PLANTATION, which will probably be given IL
a week or so.
SPRINGFIELD. o.
| Alice Oates and company Oct. I'd.
And now it's Samson" Lang, and make
no mistake.
Parker Pillsbury speaks again tonight
at Aliens Hail. Drop in.
The Berger family and Sol Smith Russell
have date at the Opera-house September
30th.
The late returns from Spring street last
night failed to produce any impression
upon the slate.
| A large excursion party from points
above pass through here at an early hour
Tomorrow morning for the Cincinnati Ex-
| position.
Oscar Hurley, who played 'Lone Fisher
man at Spring street on Thursday night
| gave repetition at Limestone street on Fri
day and was given the usual Dose
man named Jenkins, we'll known in
our city as an auctioneer, was knocked
down just south of the city on Tuesday
night and robbed of his pocket-book, con
tanning $40.
Pine, Asken and Barnet, the alleged
train wreekers, were discharged from Gus
tody by the Mayor on Thursday morning,
the Mayor considering the evidence re-
turned not strong enough to bind over the
parties to higher tribunal.
When the Cleveland detective (MalevA
reached Limestone street, after the dis,
charge Of Pine, Asken and Barnet h.. irst
waded into Mayor Ea's I,a $ views of Justice ico'
Inc suhs will outnumber before he will
tayor the mill with another visit.
A number of citizens our Mavor and
Chief of Police have been summoned to an
pear in the Common Pleas Court at Find
lay, Ohio. Sept 23rd, to testify as to the
character and reputation among his neigh
bors for truth and veracity of John r.
Norris The same called upon an applica-
ton for new trial by the Morris barn
burners.
James Allison, an employe at String
town shop, went up the road something
like week ago and got married. UIon his
return the boys about asked Jim to do the
handsome" but Jim wasn't of the notion,
so the boys concluded to either get the
benefit of Il wet" or give Jim a bath. They
carried out the later conclusion on Wednes-
day by tenderly lifting him up and casting
him where the water is neck-deep. Allison
crawled out hero, for now lis name will
be handed down in future ages as man
who rather than encourage intemperance
would sacrifice life.
DAYTON. Kx.
Miss Clara Norton, of South Charleston.
is visiting Rev. T. G. Thomas.
Mr.. John Sarver of New Richmond, O.,
is visiting his brother, Philip W.
Mrs. Grey, of Nashville Tenn, is visiting
Mrs. II. O. d. Banks. of Windsor street
The application for receiver for the
dummy road will be heard next Thursday.
The illuminated Exposition building in
the Post-oftice window attracts great atten-
ton.
Chas. Motz was Yesterday found guilty of
gaming ia the Criminal Court, and fined |
800 and costs.
The Phmnix Dramatic Club organized
last Saturday night, meets tomorrow night
at the residence of Mr. Tresize.
W. W. Powell cashier of the mammoth
rrocery of Jenkins & Co., Pittsburg, is Wis
ting his brother-in-law, b. S. Denison.
VIM. Peters, sentenced to the Peniten-
tiarv Tor bnrglarizing Mr. Susan's house,
sill be tried soon on second Indictment.
Remember the Good Templars' enter
,ainment at Odd Fellows Hall tonight. A
1rilllnht programme and choice refresh.
nents.
Complaint is made that the "'Col. Sellers'
8 not living up to her agreement. A large
'arty could not cross last night except BY
aking skiff.
A fine baby carriage robe was lost along
he dummy track In Dayton Yesterday. be-
Weea the school-hGuse and Schaeffers
leld. Finder please leave it at Charles
'hlth's residence, Berry street. Bellevue.
The attorneys of st. Francis Church are
i the opinion that the church will not be {
old. The cases Of the creditors have been 9
aiken to the Court Of Appeals. and 1t is
hought they will all be reversed, on the
rounds that they were not brought in the
roper shape. The suits were brought i
gainst the st. Francis Church, of DAYTON.
S corporation, and the church has never
cen Incorporated. Tho suits will, how
yer, it is said be brought against the
rustees and they held personally respon-
bic.