The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-31

Saxton is of the finest vocaliss in the Saxton
family, ard her loss will be felt by the commu-
nifty at large.
Hon. Richard Buckner Col. W. c. P. Brecken-
ridge and Gen. John b. Huston. OF this city, are
attending Common Pleas Court. i'll session now at
Versailles, with Judge Buckner on the bench.
Important guests registered at the Ashland
Hotel yesterday: Col. F. NJ. Lyford, St Louis;
Capt. o. T. Sprake Fayette County; Major James
Shields, Rocky Mountains: A. ]. Ferguson Gin
crnati, o.; Mrs sallie McClelland Covington,
KY; Edmund Davis, Boston; o. M. Haws, Nor
walk Ohio; E. z. Canaan, Auburn, N. wv. ].
Reid, Mt. Sterling. KY; W. A. Odos, Harrison
County. Ky.
DAYTON. Ky.
Good Templars meet tonight in their hall at
the residence of Mr.. d. B. Wells.
| The series Of meetings at the NJ. E. Church has
! closed. Thirty-one new members were addeo
through this effort.
There is much complaint because the stock law
is not duly enforced, or rather because 1t Is not
enforced at all. The Mayor and Marshal should
cogitate this little matter
The gentlemen belonging to the English speak
ing Catholic Society will meet at the residence OF
| MIR. Hoar Sunday afternoon for the election OF
officers and other 1mpo tant business.
HAMILTON.
The street cars are running, after about two
months of rest
Mr.. James Beatty continues quite ill and con-
| fined to his room.
The Browning Club meets this afternoon at the
residence OF its President, Mrs. VIM. E. Brown
The impromptu surprise party Wednesday night
at DR.. Ed. Paddacks, on Third street, was pleas
ant and lively affair.
The Select Masque Party, under the auspices of
the Star Dancing Club, will be held Thursday
evening, February 18th, in Beckett Hall.
In the case of the State vs. John OBrian, Bar
ney Riley and James Bowen, jointly indicted for
| h1 tylary larppOv the ilrv returned verdict
of not guilty.
The invitations for the Light Infantry Party on
tthe 22d of February will be given out early next
week. number from other points are expected
| to be in attendance.
The Light Infantry have appointed the several
committees necessary for the perfecting OF the ar
rangements for the military party to come off on
the 22d of February in the Opera Hail.
Wednesday last Mr.. and Mrs. John Good, who
live near Trenton, celebrated the fftieth annver-
sary of their marriage The occasion was indeed
a happy one, some seventy OF more being present
In the case OF VIM. Abingdon, indicted for bur.
gary, the jury returned verdict of guilty. II
| will be remembered his partner, Redman, was
cleared last Monday, much TO the Indignation OF
the public. The jury in the former case were out
less than three minutes.
A pleasant affair was consummated last night al
the residence, on Basin street, of J. p. Davis, Esq.
1t was the occasion OF the marriage of Miss Belle
Davis and Mr.. Allen And ews, one of Hamilton's
young attorneys. The ceremony was performed
by Rev Granville Moody, of the M. +. Church.
The happy couple were the recipients of number
of handsome and appropriate presents
WEST COvINGTON.
Wednesday evening the Home Circle Dramatic
Club gave another of their delightful entertain
ments for the benefit OF the furniture fund OF the
Union Church. Miss Carrie Clark presided at the
piano with great credit. Miss Light favored the
audience with Comm thro' the Rye"
In the charming drama OF "Dearer than Life
too much praise can not be said of R. c. Clark's
finished acting. A. Sweet as Michael Garner,
I. Buchanan as Charley Garner, Dave Buchanan
as "Old Boter," Jennie Buchanan as Mrs. Gar
in their several parts equally good. W. Buchanan
was hardly up to his part but T. Harvey, a new
IN ember, made a favorable impression. The i'm
provement manifested by Sam Eaton occasioneC
general surprise, and Miss Georgia Durham ac
lquitted herself admirably.