The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-29
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
Additional RIiddIetewn.

Excursion to Cincinnati tomorrow.
There were two deaths and two births
and no weddings this week.
Mr.. Edward McGinnis, of Logansport
Ind, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. DIR.
Paine
To Mr.. and Mrs. James Freeman boy
weighing twelve pounds arriving Thurs
day evening.
Chris Putt, the Indian pedestrian of this
place. will in few days start OH his one
thousand-mile walk, to be completed in
twenty days, at Hamilton.
D. L. sutphin. Charley sutphin, Eli
Long, DIR. ]. T. Sutphin, Charles Patten,
David Wolverton, went to Lebanon yes
terday afternoon to attend the Miami Com
mandery.
The football game between Hughes High
School, of Cincinnati, and the Middletown
| team will commence at o'clock this after
noon, and end at 6. Everybody go-no
charge for admittance This will be the
last game this season. A special train will
run from Cincinnati to Middletown.
DAYTON. o.
The tax levy for 1880 was fixed by Coun-
Gil last evening.
The City Park is devoted principally on
Sabbath evenings to the temperance cause.
Another delegate from the Conference
will arrive here this evening-Rev Charles
Fowley, former editor Of the New York
Advocate, and now Missionary Secretary.
Night before last two men entered the
rooms of Cooper Allen, who lives on East
Fifth street, gagged and bound him, broke
open his trunk and took therefrom SIT go.
The concert given 7 Thursday evening last
in the Y. M. c. A. Hall by the Young Peo.
pie of the A. NJ. e. Church was grand
success. The singing was good and there
was quite an audience in attendance.
The remains of James Shaw, the Dayto-
nian, who died at Princeton College, N. j..
arrived in the city at $3.50 yesterday morn
ing. The funeral took place at 10 O'Clock
to-day. He was son of Mr. Geo. Shaw.
James and Stoddard, the two thieves ar
rested for the robbery of MFR. Gill on thu
c., G., G. & l. midnight train Thursda
night, were arraigned before Mayor Hosiei
yesterday and plead MT guilty. Their cas-,
will have hearing OIL Friday next at
o'clock p. m.
Bishop Peck will deliver sermon to
morrow at Raper Chapel, and also one a
the Grace NJ. K. Church In the evening
He will be the guest OF Rev. Mr. and Mrs
4. I. Wells at the parsonage. A. lso to-mor
row evening there will be Sunday-schoo
concert at Raper Chapel.
TIE largest excursion. perhaps of th,
season, will leave the Union Dep to-mor
row morning at 7:l5 sharp. Fair, rount
trip, 81 children under twelve years hal
price. The train will leave Third-st-ee
crossing at a. m. The returning train
will leave Cincinnati at p. m. ..
Mrs. Louisa Heincy, a resident of No. 2
Van Buren, street, died at 4:30 p. IN. Sh
was the widow of Joseph Heincy, and for
merly Mrs. Joshua Gettier; aged sixty-tiv
years and one month. Funeral service
: tomorrow afternoon at 2:30, from Rape
Chapel. Interment in Woodland Gene
terry.
Mr.. w. H. Kohler, who lives about 81
miles in the country reported to Captai
Clark yesterday that on Thursday wv
tramps applied to Mrs. Kohler for som,
thing to eat. and then finding that she We
alone, knocked her down and ransacke
q the house, taking $i8 in money and a su
q of clothes Mrs. Koher is over sixty yeal
of age.
/ Yesterday evening two men, whose ar
pearanGe indicated that of tramps wer
$ arrested by Officer Weisman, at the Fai
! Grounds, on charge of larceny, preferre
against them by Mason Cable, with an al
a tempt to steal couple of kegs of bee
!. from him. They gave their names 0
e James Davis and Vim. Moran.
On, Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, tn
4 funeral services of George L. Weisman wi
9 be preached by Rev. Pastor Born, at S
Y Johns Church. Third street. The inte
e ment will take place at Woodland Cemet
] ry. The deceased died Thursday last at
t o'clock a. m., aged 60 years and 90 day:
All the friends and relatives are invited
g aid especially the members of the OF
e "Harugari' Lodge,