The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-02

| Dn a.
Young peoples meeting at the NJ. L.
Church tonight.
The Baptist Mite Society at the residence
of DR.. Schooltield last night was well at
| tended.
1t is positively asserted that our we'll
known young ciearist will soon lead to the
| hymeneal altar an accomplished young
blonde OF Fulton street
The proposition of the Cincinnati Con-
solidated Street Railroad Company to run
a ferry from Fulton to Dayton, and carry
passengers over the entire route for Oh
cents, will be submitted to Council next
Monday night.
Three lads, named Alonzo Hanly, aged
fourteen; Eugene Jolly, aged eleven, and
Louis Anschutz, aged ten years, all resi-
dents Of Dayton, left home shortly after 10
O'Clock yesterday, and up to late hour
last night had failed to return. They rode
on the dummy to Newport, after which all
trace of them was lost. Their parents are
naturally very anxious to discover their
whereabouts.
The pastor, Rev. Hildebrandt and por-
| ton OF the congregation OF st. Francis
Church, Dayton are by no means working
in harmony. The trouble, it appears, is on
account of the former being anxious to
have the suits which were filed in tho
Chancery Court at its last session with
drawn. especially those filed on notes
alleged to have been forged, which
latter amounts to about 10000, while the
| kickCrs will not sanction il. A meeting
was held Sunday in the School-house at
tached to the church, at which the pastor
and representatives OF the congregation
were present. The Rev. Father pre-
sided and stated the object of the
meeting which in substance was that n
number of the creditors had been seen and
they were willing to withdraw the interest
and portion OF the principal due them,
and he hoped that active steps would be
taken TO have the suits withdrawn from the
| Courts. warm discussion ensuel in
which several threats were made TO strike
| the pastor.
HAMILTON.
Mr.. F. D. Black was in Oxford yesterday.
q. W. Dye is confined to his bed by sick
ness.
Peer Crull of Richmond, Ind, will return
Miss Sue Mccall of Cincinnati is visiting
Mrs. NJ Wick.
Mrs. Sohatz OF Hamilton is visiting friends
in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Richardson of Mount Lookout is
visiting Mrs. DR.. Smith
Mr.. ]. Crowley, for some time confined TO
his bed, is rapidly improving.
Mr.. G. j. Smith is making some valuable
improvements in his office on High street.
Tomorrow the Butler County Medical
Association will hold its regular meeting at
the Courthouse.
Mrs. Julia Fisher, of Darrtown, has start
ed a dressmaking establishment over
Crosses variety store, on Third street.
In the case Of William Miltonburger vs..
T. c. Reed ct al, judgment for plaintiff for
So, lO9 %, and decree to sell premises.
&. W. Watson, the Third street artist,
was the victim of a heartless joke yester-
day, which We for the present withhold
There will be several baptisms by emer-
sion on Thursday afternoon at clock at
the usual place in the river below the
bridge.
DR.. ]. B. Scott is building veranda in
front of his office on High street, which,
when completed will be convenient as well
as ornamental.
L! F. Grove, of Gilmore Heights, has
started poultry yard and will soon be
able to supply the Hamilton market with
spring chickens and fresh eggs.