The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-20
FEATHERS.
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
DAYTON. O.

DAYTONs o. r. ~
The case of the two alleged pickpocksee
occupied the afternoon at the MayofA
Court yesterday. They were dismissed.
The search for the body Of John Trimhlp
was continued yesterday, but at last -
counts no trace Of 1t had been obtained
There will be many hearts made sad q
learning Of the death last evening OF Nh
Horace Irwin, formerly Miss Ella Jewell
The following marriage licenses were {
sued yesterday: Myron Tyler and EditA
shreve, Jacob Schneider and Mary 4.
Schneider -.
Mayor Hosier, upon assuming tha dutiD
of his Office yesterday, was greeted with =
unusually large number OF cases, some
twenty-five in number.
The annual celebration OF Montgomery
Lodge, !. 0. O. F., last evening, was an o.
ioyable occasion. The fine hall of the teaap
pie was filled with large audience
A large number Of relatives and friends
assembled yesterday at the house OF Cap
tain Daniel G. Boogher, on the Valley pike
five miles from the city, and celebrated To
golden wedding of the Captain and ~
wife, who were married April 10th, 1850.
Yesterday afternoon Benjamin p. SpohA
q well-known business man OF Dayton, c0nR
mitted suicide by cutting lis throat The
act seems to have been the result Of long
continued nervous prostration, hastensA
perhaps by business difficulties The d.
ceased was well known all over the city,
where he has been in business for the pase
twenty years as O manufacturer and deal3
in confectionery.
VINCENNES. IND.
T. H. Sheppard is very i'll
Saturday we had Janauschek, the bsse
filled house this season.
Fred Rosenbush, Morris Levy and Leon
Levy OF Cincinnati, are In town.
Rice's Evangelins at Green's Open
House, Friday night, to good house IN
Frank Day is now tho only authorixso
carrier and collector for the STAR.
J. II. HOFFsTADT, Agent
About one thousand persons Witnesses
the match game of baseball between tho
Picked Nine and the Idahoes, both sides
being equally matched; the game was very
interesting. Charles Weisert, jr., catcher
of the picked nine, in the first inning pu1
three men out Idahoes, %; Picked Nina
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| DAYTON, KY,
Mrs. Skennell has gone 10 st. Louis on
an extended visit.
| Mrs. Rohrer, of Berry avenue and Jsli
ferson street. is quite ill. poi.
Guiding Star Lodge, K. Of p, confers tn
Third Rank tomorrow nights
Several lots in Dayton were sold yestez.
| 5av hv thu NJ aafar Com m issi0ner
Mrs. Captain Brown, of Madison stresk
was seriously injured by fall, but Is nov
improving.
Master Commissioner Artsman will begin
this week to pay ont the funds due the
stockholders Of the Syndicate Building A.
sociation of Dayton.
The office OF City Marshal was declared
vacant. and George Falt was instructed -
act as Marshal and Wharfmaster until next
regular meeting OF Council
At the Council meeting last night the
bill In the Gramer case, $42 81, was ~
ceiyed and referred to Committee.
The assessment on the Spellman prop.
erty was reduced $500.
The bond Of Jimmy Dowd, the Jailos
elect, was filed.
The clerk was instructed to advertise foe
bids on tie ssnd-bar.
II was ordered that the Law COMMITTEES
instruct the City Attorney and Mayor =
bring suit against all parties delinquent n
taxes.
Judge Makibben was elected City Attor.
ney, the vote standing: Makibben. 6
Ducker, q
George Falt was elected Street Commiu.
sioner, and Ned s. Minor was elected City
Engineer