The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-06

DIObllCl JOhh Ds SOAbSA'
Mrs. Josie Milliken and her sister, Miss
Grace Campbell yesterday attended the
'Pihafore" matinee at the Queen City.
The Browning Club entertains its friends
on Tuesday evening. the 18th inst, at the
handsome home Of Mrs, George Tangemah,
q member Of the Club.
Joel Lueas, OF Madison Township, yester- |
day made an assignment to Jacob Banker. |
The property assigned consists Of his per-
sonal estate, worth something like 81 1000.
Mrs. DR.. Walton, of Third street, will be
pleased to see her friends on Saturday after
noon and evening of each week, and not on
Friday as before noted. Mrs. Howell and
her daughter, Miss Kate, of the same street,
are '.at home" Friday afternoon and even
ing Of each week, and will be most happy
TO see their friends.
The Board of County Commissioners met
Yesterday. County Surveyor John G.
Weaver appeared before the Board and
made q proposition relative to the making
Of the maps and plats for Butler County,
agreeable to the plans and specifications for
proposals made under the direction of the
County Auditor, at cost of $500. He fur
ther agreed to correct any error that may
be found during the assessment of the real
Votobcj hbu sulNCI W NoiiSNo oe'N ~
ror if such be necessary, and this without
any extra charge. The Board, by unani-
nous vote, accepted the proposition.
Harry Pendery was yesterday arrested
and taken TO the Station-house on charge
Of robbery. 1t appears that Joseph Kims,
of Madison City, came to Hamilton, and,
becoming intoxicated, ran across Pendery,
who relieved him OF some $29. The officers
| found part OF the money In the possession
Of Mrs. Pendery, who did not know .her
husband had come by it dishonesty. She
also informed the officers that she had paid
about $40 of the supposed stolen money to
Attorney John Neilan, who had attended
a case Of her husband Pendcry was taken
before Mayor Hughes yesterday, and In de-
fault of bail was committed to await the
action OF the Grand Jury upon charge OF
robbery.
DAYTON. MY.
| The suit of our Dummy Company against
the City of Newport was decided In favor
of Newport.
The young lady who was so badly dam
aged in q street encounter with another
woman is improving.
The marriage, In six weeks, OF George W..
Bower to fair maiden on Madison street,
near Terrace avenue, Is announced.
Fourth Warders must arouse themselves
and vote at the coming election for Coun-
Gilman. u. Il. Hunter is prominent can
didate.
LEXINGTON. KY.
EARLY vegetables have made their appear
ance In our market.
Persons of this city wishing the Cincin.
natl Daily STAR will please call onsJ. G.
Monfort, the present agent who alone Is
authorized to take orders or receive pay FOL
the, papers since the Sd of March, 1879.
We have lust seen a letter written by
Henry Clay and dated March 18, 1912. lie
gave in this letter his opinion that we
would soon have war with England, but
none with France at that time, and hi'
his views proved correct
The Nationals will hold a meeting next
Saturday night in their old headquarters
, Hord's shop, for the purpose of nominating
delegates to their State convention, TO bs
held in Frankfort on the Goth inst Houi
of meeting, N o'clock. A full attendance i!
desired.
g The hall selected for the meeting Of thu
,, Young Mems Christian Association will b.
formally opened on Friday night. Th
audience will be entertained by music am
addresses No contributions will be askeC
or expected. The meeting will be free t.
everybody.
Considerable interest is manifested jus
n now by our citizens relative to the cleo
n ton of Commonwealth Attorney to fl
6 the unexpired time Of Capt. J. Lawrenc
Jones. Capt Adams, one of the aspirant
al to that office, spoke at the Court-hous
I Tuesday night in vindication of his claims
, and denying certain injurious reports cir
culated by his opponents friends. He
y charged with attempting to carry his poin
!. in a case at Georgetown by asking witnes
if he (the witness) was not an lrishina1
L and Catholic.
: MIDDLETOWN, o.
!. "a The great steam boilers and digesters, tn
: largest III the United States, weighing twer
ty-one tons apiece, will arrive this wee
for the Wood Pulp Mill.
Prof. S. S. Cook, MD, V.D., of Cincir
y natl, Ohio, will lecture in the Quix0ti
= Hall Wednesday evening on "a Highe
System of Life and Health" Admissio
free.
The Western and Southern fever seen
!, to be on the increase, as some of our be:
~ ~ citizens are going every week West or Soutl
- Good by, boys; hope you may strike b'
nanza.
BELLEVUE. KY.
The NJ. E. Mite Society meets to-morro
- night at the residence of Mr.. Jacob Din
mick.
r. Another Young Folks party is looked fc
r tomorrow night Dayton is the place 81
l. lected.
IS Mr.. Peter Hartwig arrived home yeste
day morning, after long absence in Ne
:, Orleans
e Mr.. Nicholas Yonke, of the steamer Tell
t. graph, who is stopping at Mr.. Dolman's,
l. quite i'll.
y The usual question, Have you ever fougl
y duel? will be asked tonight at Counc
y meeting.
n Mr.. A. H. Drusselhaus, City Treasure
h was suddenly called to Greensburg, Ind,
y attend the funeral Of his father, who die
d in that city.
n The committee of the citizens meeting r
g ported complete understanding wit
r Lawyer Nelson last night BY vote of ii
s. citizens present the committee were il
g structed to petition Council to grant enoug
@ money required to carry the case to I'll
Al Court of Appeals
Yesterday afternoon a tramp called
l. Wendroth's saloon, and after Tefreshii
y himself with schooner, sat down to rea
s. the papers, in the meantime watching h
RS opportunity until George Wendroth's, Il
bar-keepers, back was turned, when he
II liberately snatched a box Of cigars al
'g started to run up Lafayette avenue wit
r. George Wendroth in hot pursuit. Georl
le caught his man, took the cigars, admin
" tered sound thrashing to the thief, ar
n let him go.
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