The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-06

whose death the STAR made due mention.
Odd Fellows, Freemasons, Knights of
Honor and the Aurora Fire Company. of
which he was an active member, paid their
last rites and due respects. The above
named lodges consisted of persons repre-
| senting Aurora, Lawrenceburg, Rising
Sun. Dillsboro, Wilmington, Ind, and
Petersburg, Ky.
BELLEVUE. Ky.
Special meeting of Council tonight.
Professor Adams class will sing in the
key of G tonight
Constable Tom Guy has moved to Belle
vue from East Newport.
Mr.. Richard Merrill, Of Clermont County,
Ohio, is visiting his brother John Merrill,
of Berry avenue.
The entertainment on Wednesday night
should be well attended, as a good pro.
gramme will be given.
Little Charlie, the youngest son of Mr.
Spence Reeves was severely bitten on the
leg by a dog few days ago.
The Misses Lizzie and Carrie Schofeld
have returned to their home in Madison,
Indiana, after spending week with their
cousin, Miss Agie Schofeld.
The contract for the building of the M.
e. Church says seventy-tive days from now
the church shall be ready for dedication.
This will be few DAYS before Christmas.
A meeting of the Trustees of the M. T.
Church will be held tonight at the resi-
denoe of Mr.. Balance when the contract
for building the Church will be awarded.
The temperance meeting last night was
Ia mad n,,kl aet,a D,s No
Ginniss excelled himself in speaking
Other good speakers were attentively list
ened to. Three persons took the pledge.
IH AVONDALE. r" I.t
Upwards of 5000 were realized from the
picnic held at Bornan's Park for the benefit
of st. Andrews Church.
The Republicans OF this village will hold
mass meeting at Avon Hall to-morrow
evening the speakers being Benjamin But
terw orth and Richard Smith. ..r.. !
The Orphan Asylum picnic yesterday
was largely attended, the hill cars being
taxed to their utmost capacity. The assem-
blage was exceedingly orderly.
A crowd of drunken loafers entered the
saloon of Louis Grol, on the Carthage Pike
about 8 o'clock last night, and called for
drinks, which were refused them Groll
telling them that the law forbade selling
liquors to minors, whereupon the young
men withdrew and amused themselves by
throwing beer kegs through the saloon win
dows and demolishing all the furniture
they could lay their hands on. Groll sus-
tained severe cut on his right arm, to say
nothing Of his loss OF property, which was
great Warrants were issued out this
morning and placed in tie hands of Mar
shall Brown, who will doubtless have the
young rascals within the clutches of the
law before night. .. ..
DAYTON. Kr.
Meeting of Council tonight.
Rev. Dr. Skillman is quite ILL.,
Mr.. Keenan, Kelsey, of Butlerville, O., is
visiting friends here.
Baptist Mite Society tomorrow night at
the residence of Mr.. Isaac Walker.
The family of Rev. Mr. Zimmerman will
remove to Danvlle, KY, tomorrow.
Mr.. Fossett, the well-known pilot, is
spending few days with his family here.
Henry Barnes Lodge, p. and A. M, hold
their regular monthly meeting Tomorrow
| night.
Mrs. Mulsbary, of Raptoul, ILL.,, who was,
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mahan has returned
to her home. .-. .
1t is reported that Mns Maria Firth,
formerly Maria Malott, has recently died
at her home in Colorado.
The personal estate of the late Mrs. Rosa
Cole was sold Saturday at auction. Mrs.
Cole left $50 to the Dayton Baptist Church,
hut most of her estate was Willed to an
orphan asylum. u..r
The following real estate transfers are re-
corded for Dayton:
Levi Peters and wife to R. w. Nelson, Lot
No 49, in Burton Hazen's addition to Day
ton, 81 feet front Oh Walnut street by LOS
feet deep; $1,000. ....
r. w. Nelson to Henrietta Peters, Lot 12
in block 4. fronting 33 feet ON Front street,
in Dayton, by Ito feet deep; $1,000.
Rev. VIM. McAfee, who preached an
eloquent sermon in the NJ. Z. Church YES
terday morning, is a native of Belfast,
Ireland. During his years of ministry in
this country he has been the pastor If the
Ludlow Church. and thence he went to
Augusta. He Is now transferred to une of
the lar est churches in the State, at Louis
vile, KY. In appearance he somewhat
resembles Sam. Smvrl. of Bellevue.
SPRiNGPHELD. q.
The stock of the late DIR. I,ongstreet is
being sold this afternoon upon the Fair
Grounds.
Miss Lillian A. Barber, of the Northside
is visiting at Bryant, Ohio, where sue is the
guest of Mrs. Harriet Keck.
Ada GoeDs must have done something
mean, or why would they smear the regis
ter at Mast's Hotel de Spring with her,
name. .rt ia
During the Pattonst ceremonies on