The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-12
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
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Jesse Arthur, ESQ.,, left last night for
Frankfort y
Miss Cora Sutton has returned from q
pleasant visit to Riverside, o.
Mr.. L. H. Kendrick, son-in-law of Mr.. D.
B. Wells, leaves to-day for Texas.
Mr.. John Scott, of Nelsonville, O., was in
town yesterday en- route to Chattanooga.
Mrs. Wright. wife of Mr.. AL. Wright, the
well-known expressman. died at her home
in Dayton yesterday, after brief illness.
She leaves husband and five children.
The high wind Saturday night started off
one of Ed Payne's milk-wagons, driving it
down a hill and against tree with such
velocity that it was entirely demolished.
Mr.. McClain, our coal merchant, has also
bought out Gordon, the Newport coal mer-
chant, and now runs both offices, deliver
ing coal in Dayton, Bellevue or Newport
without extra charge.
Marshal Helm, of Dayton, yesterday ar
rested stranger named Charles Smith,
for indulging in general street fight. He
demolished the windows in saloon and
committed several other depredatons
That disputed dog question between
Charley Hayward and Fred. Heidrick was
settled by the dog himself. The contested
canine committed suicide while chasing
pig by running hard against nail pro-
truding from board which penetrated the
pups skull
A protest against changing the name of
Dayton to East Newport was started on its
rounds to-day and is being signed by near
ly everybody. Our representatives at
Frankfort have promised that no hasty ac-
ton shall be taken toward changing the
name of our city.
VINCENNES. IND.
Misses Helen Wise and Alice Smith re-
turned home from Evansville Thursday.
O. g. M. Railroad Express will remove
Monday from Union Depot to the Hiberd
Building, formerly occupied by R. J. Nc
Kenney q Co.
Thomas Bartlett is to be appointed Com
missioner of the Third District Monday.
Z. J. Reel, of the First, is expected to be
present at the special session.
The concert and dramatic entertainment
at Green's Opera House Friday night, by
home talent for the benefit of the st.
James Episcopal Church was success,
and all who attended went away delighted
wishing for such another event.
The greatest events of the season will
come off this week at Green's Opera House.
R, s. Wiers Bus Agent was here and billed
Milton Mobiles for the 18th. ]. S. Sheppard,
of the "Big Four" billed them for the 10Th;
H. g. Pennoyer, Rice's Evangeline, 10Th;
Max Zaellner, agent for Janauschek, for
last but not least, for 18th. All will receive
large houses as Vincennes never had such
treat in one week before.
PROGRAMME.
1. Duet, Instrumental, Pegasus Ar
mond Shulte). Mrs. Dan. B. Hanaker and
Sherril Isaacs. Was charmingly and well
done.
Q. Trio, vocal Autumn Leaves" Messrs.
McClane, Harsch and Ramsdell. Was well
rendered.
8. Solo, vocal, "Rocked in the Cradle Of
the Deep" Chris. Veltman. Good.
4. Duet, "See the Pale Moon," Mrs. Nib
lack and Miss Helen Wise, was immense,
and brought down the house.
5. Solo, instrumental, Silver SpEings"
Sherrie Isaacs showed master hand
6. Solo, vocal, When 'Tis Moonlight"
Miss Lizzie Dawes. Very good.
Z. SOIO Vocal, Ou! rouu DONc, UcO.
Ramsdell. Well rendered.
8. Solo, instrumental, Concert Polka"
Mrs. d. B. Hamaker. Many encores
9. Vocal solo, descriptive song, Mrs Hay
ward. Fair.
10. Vocal solo, "Una Voce Poca Fa,"
Mrs. Will Niblack, who made her debut,
and was listened to with wrapt attention,
receiving many floral tributes, as well as
encores. She has grand voice. The con-
cluding farce, "An Object OF Interest,""
participated in by Messrs. Sam. Mcclure,
VIM. Mason, DR.. VIM. Hindman, Fred,
Horsch Misses Lizzie Clark, Lizzie Green's
and Jessie Beard, was well rendered, all sus.
tanning their parts we'll for amateurs. Fred.
Harsch and DR.. w. M. Hindman were inn
mense and brought down the house
DAYTON. D.
A. A. Scottish Rite Masonry will be es-
tablished in Dayton next month.
The last wall OF the Third-s;reet Presby-
terian Church will be toppled over to-day.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued Saturday: Ira Frantz and Elizabeth
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