The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-03
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
DAYTON. N

DAYTON. KHs
Charley Thomas has been employed as O
guardian of the night at the K. G. Depot,
in Covington.
A Juvenile Good Templars' lodge was
organized last night at the residence OF
Prof. McGinnis.
The Phoenix Club has dropped its farce,
but will produce the drama. with other at
fractions. Saturday night, March Goth, at
Huesman's Hall.
The finder of package containing gold
thimble engraved ELLA from WILL" and
other small articles, will please leave the
same at Goetzes drug store.
The family of Mr. Geo. w. Van Zant will
endeavor to preserve his remains until
Sunday, when the funeral will take place,
probably at the NJ. E. Church.
The Rev. G. E. w. Dobbs, of Bowling
Green, KY, has accepted the call as Pastor
of the Baptist. Church at Dayton, KY, and
will preach his first sermon next Sunday.
PERsoNAL-Mr. VIM. Hasson is of on a
visit to New York and the East.
Mrs Hugh Moore has returned from an
excursion to Ohio.
Mr.. Hiram jerks left this morning on a
trip over the Southern Road.
Mr.. Hugh Moore has gone to Texas on q
business tour.
Mrs. James Dowd is seriouly ill in Belle.
vue.
To the Editor of the Star:
| A statement having appeared in your
valuable paper that was candidate for
reelection to Council, l wish to say that
| fha is with t1,onGc 70
friends for their kind intentions, most re-
spectfully decline. A. A. WINTER.
DAYTON. 0.
An oyster supper will be given by the
Dayton and Turner Encampments at Odd
fellows Temple Friday night.
The tgomery County Horticultural
Society meets to-day at the residence o
Mr.. L. D. Reynolds on West First street.
Three young men from the West Side
Kernes. left the city yesterday morning fol
Colorado Springs, Col.
The Roller-skating Rink will be open to
morrow evening for the benefit of tn,
Memorial Presbyterian Church. Mnssi;
| will be furnished by the Soldiers HON,
Band.
Lizzie Grum, claiming to be from Mid
dletown, applied at the Station last nigh
for lodging. She is suffering from a h6r
rible cancer on her face and is in very
distressing situation.
Captain E. G. Barney who, for the pas
six years, has been engaged in bridge build
ing in South America, arrived in the cit,
yesterday morning at o'clock. He viii
remain in the city about ten days, and thel
visit the Southern States.
Mr. Phineas Ross who runs baggage OF
Conductor Martins train, and is, perhaps
the oldest railroad man running into Day
ton, is lying dangerously ill at his resi-
dence on South Main street. Mr.. Fran
: Vor1s is substituting for him.
The Stone Mason's Association, which
composed OF both bosses and iohrneyme
. masons, who have amicably arranged thei
! relation as to wages, etc., for the summer
, will celebrate that event by big party q
Renners Hall on Easter Monday.
9 The friends of Lieut.. Woodruff
Schenck will be gratifed to know that th
e U. 8. Senate confirmed his nomination
d the President to be Captain and Assistar
o Quartermaster of U. s. Marines CAPITA,
t Schenck will be stationed at Philadel phi,
1; Frederick Heeter, OF West Alexandri,
: employed in Heglen Bros. lumber estal
! ishment, last evening was assisting in III
7 loading logs from wagon, when by som
t accident one of them rolled upon his RICH
foot, dislocating and crushing the bone Q
the joint.
A man registering as E. M. Folkersor
, Clinton County, Ind. stopped at the Dicke
! House night before last engaged room
!, and asked to be called at certain hour i
the morning. He was called but no n
! sponse was made, and finally the door wa
a forced. The occupant was found in his be
! unconscious and apparently dead, an
,, the room was filled with gas which was Q.
Gaping from the burner. DIR. McIlnenn
, was called in, and after some time the ma
, , was brought to consciousness. 1t seem
! that being unused to gas he blew the fam
out He recovered so far as to be able
leave the city last evening.