The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-03

Bernard f. Ferriss lectured in reply b
Ingersoll on the Bible. Uncle Toms
Cabin" is billed for Wednesday, February
4th, and Ex-Vice President Co!fax will
deliver his lecture on "The Life and Char.
acter of Abraham Lincoln" on Wednesday,
the 1lth. Hi. Henry's Minstrels will b
here in few weeks and also the Rent.r
Santley Combination and several othsrA
AvONDALE.
The Village Council will meet on Thun
day evening ....l
It took two men five hours to removA
with pillow, the snow from the sidewalk
in the village
The Fair for the benefit of st. AndreT0
Church opens this week, and will last -
several days 4
The first entertainment given BY tAs
Avondale Musical Club took place last even
ing at the residence OF Professor J. n.
Crawford. The Club was organized just
one week ago, and one would suppose that
all entertainment given by so young an or.
ganization would naturally be weakly, but
such was not the case in thisinstance. Tbs
programme embraced both vocal and in
slrumental music. and gave much satisfac-.
tion to all present The following was tho
programme: Scotch ballad. Miss Alice
Kendall; piano solo, Miss Matte Dickson;
echo song, flute accompaniment, Mre. and
Professor J. NJ. Crawford; comic ballad,
Captain Ball; tenor solo, Professor CFaw-
ford. Mrs. Samuel Pogue presided at the
piano. After the rendition of which the
| club rehearsed several chorusea The next
meeting will be held on the evening of tho
18th instant at the residence of Miss Katis
Lamb. .....~.
URBANA, o. .5
The revival meetings at st. Paurs Chap
ell, A. NJ. e. church, under the pastoral
charge of the Rev. Tolliver Is still pro-
gressing, with evident signs OF great good.
About ten or twelve up to this time have
professed faith and still signs Of many
more. ga
| HAMILTON.
There was not single arrest made yss-
terday. .... .......t
The fire cistern at ''ivs points is ~
ceiving the needed repairs. a..
A public debate takes place at the UNI
versalist Church tonight between MessrA
Morey and Flagler, two Cyclopedia men.
The Niles 'boys'' have turned out an i'm
mense lathe bed tor the Otis Iron and Steel
Company of Cleveland. The bed alone
weighs twelve thousand pounds
Mr.. R. Grathwoohl opens up in his nav
quarters on Third street tonight with .
grand oyster lunch. He has cleaned, -.
fitted and remodeled the whole building -
that now it presents fine appearance.
Il A small audience greeted ''Col. Seliersp
last night, most of whom went away dir
gusted with the play. If managers think
they can give second-class play to the
theater-loving people of Hamilton with
any degree of success, they are greatly mis-.
taken. u4 .
On Sunday morning at 80 o'clock
Maggie Suttner was burned 30 seriously
that she died from the effects at 8 80 thu
! same evening at her residence on Main
: street, First Ward. Her clothes caught firs
, from the gate and soon enveloped her In Z
7 sheet Of fame. The funeral takes placs
D from the Zion's Church at 10 o'clock to
day. tl'asf. -5g a . eg Q
COUNCIL PRocEEDINas.-At . meeting q
the City Council last night Marshal Johs
Dirk made the following report for TIN
month of January: Number of arrest
made, State, II: number of arrests, city
n IS; meals, 661; tramps, 1872.
The Committee on Finance reported q
advance on tax of 5000, and Treasurer
receipts for same, which they have dia
u tributed as follows: r'.-- af...
Fire DeparIment.......... lce