The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-10

ceiyeS from the city W feet front by
1872 feet deep lot upon which he can erect
said buildings. Cost of ground per foot
s. 90.
Mrs. c. G. Acton died yesterday, after
lingering illness, of consumption.
Mrs Hiram Robbins is attending the
McCord-Bohn wedding at Camden, o.
Hand your names to Ed. Pryor for
the STAR, delivered to any part OF town,
for only IL cents per week.
Rev. Garvin, of Columbus, O., will
: oficiate at the dedication. of the Church
of Christ, or Baron-street Chapel, to
take place next Sunday, 14th inst.
The nuptials of John R. McCord, the
genial Excursion Agent of the c., r. u
G. r. R., and Miss Carrie Bohn, both OF
Camden, o., are announced to take place
at that city this evening. Quite num-
Der of their friends from Eaton are in at
tendance.
Some of the boys, feeling gay and
festive, "under the influence" as it were,
INDUCED in little sport in the way of a
row in the vicinity of AL. McNeaPs s
saloon, on Baron street, last Monday
night, about IL o'clock. Yesterday after
noon His Honor, Mayor Holt, summoned
the parties concerned in the racket to
appear before him to answer to the
charge of disorderly conduct and dis
turbance of the peace. After hearing
several witnesses His Honor assessed the
fines as follows: Benz. johnson, Berry
johnson and VIM. Miller, each S. and
costs; Thomas Gates, VIM. Harris and
VIM. Butler, each 50 and costs, and
they were to stand committed until the
fines were paid, which was done in less
than half an hour after the trial, and
now they are once again free.
AMELIA, D.
There was grand entertainment given
at the Baptist Church by the pupils of
Professor F. NJ. Robinson's select school,
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday even.
ings of last week, March 4th, 9th and
9th, which was undoubtedly success.
The main feature of the entertainment
was the rendition of "Jephtha's Daugh-
ter" and Queen Esther" which was not
only entertaining but instructive. Decla-
nations, tableaux, vocal and instrument
al music were also on the programme,
all of which were creditably performed.
10 sum it all up in few words, none
could excel, and few, if any, could equal
it.
HAMILTON.
Mrs. VIM. Sortman is quite sick with
Typhoid fever.
Hon. E. F. Thomas, of Springfield,
spent Tuesday in Hamilton, where he
sojouns Oh important business.
Ed. Condley arrived last night with
two Cinnamon and will start a laundry
in the Campbell building in few days.
Samuel Davidson, the High-street
hardware merchant, is doing large busi.
ness, preparatory to closing out for spring
goods.
They have never been so busy nor EN-
ployed so many men for the past five
years as they do at present at the Va
riety Iron Works.
The curb-stone band has made its ap-
pearance on our streets, much to the de-
light of boys and all who love their SYM
phonious notes.
Mr.. Charles Fallert, the cattle dealer,
has moved from Hanover street to his
new abode on Front street, between
Chestnut and Wood.
| WHO IS Ir?-The boys at the Variety
Works call him schooner extractor
Is it Ed. or Tom you mean, who love.
the cooling beverage?
Mr.. Willard B6vens, of Walker &
Phillips fame, has taken his departure
for Indiana, much to the sorrow Of "tht
girl left behind me"
The event of the Fourth Ward to
night will be the celebration by Miss G us
ia Herbst Of her eighteenth birthday Al
her residence on Fifth street.
Officer McDermott arrested JOSEPH
Larst, First Ward shoemaker, for car
rying too much 'juice of the grape" and
lodged him behind the bars as the only
representative of yesterdays wickedness
The game of "ffteen" engages the at
tention OF our police at present, bu,
Knox is the only one who "did it," he
al"ne being capable to wrestle with thi;
game, which puzzles the "wise men Of
Boston,"
There will be a grand organ concert
for the benefit of st. Joseph's Church on
Easter Sunday, March 9th. The con.
cert is under the management Of the eel.
ebrated ST. Joseph's choir assisted by the
choir of St. Stephens Church.
| Our popular bookbinder, Mr.. Herman,
is binding five hundred copies of pop
ular treatise on the diseases Of the horse
and their treatment, compiled and pub
lished by Florian Christen, a graduate Of
the School for Veterinary Surgery, of
Berne, Switzerland.
About 9 o'clock this morning we
boarded one Of the Ritchie & Dyer road
engines in company with VIM. Ritchie
and took ride across the commons in
the Third Ward. The engine is a model
in point of beauty and finish, combine,