The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-16
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
Additional Hamilton.


School Board failed to get quorum last
night.
Miss Lila Sturgeon has returned to her
home at Lancaster, O., after very pleas
ant visit with Mrs. James Farrell of this
place.
Harry Wright, Middletown's only,
original and successful card writer, sam
pied the bill of fare at the Phillips House
this morning.
A fine audience assembled at the Opera
Hall last night to witness the opening en-
tertainment of Prof. Jessup's art illustra-
tions. These are Photographic pictures
from the objects themselves, so vividly
brought out as to leave an impression
which time can not erase. Colossal statu-
ary, magnificent structures, beautifully
embellished scenes in the great gay and
beautiful Paris. Prof. Jessup will be on
hand tonight and give complete elucida-
ton OF Sunny Italy, with It's wild noun
tain passes; Florence, the home of Michael
Angelo; Rome, the eternal city, and
Venice, the city OF pa aces.
DAYTON. o.
Thirteen deaths and twenty-six births for
the week ending last night.
Joseph Hammond and crew went up to
Wapakoneta yesterday to astonish the ma
tives by raising brick building.
Next Monday evening, Montgomery
Lodge, I. 0. F. f., will celebrate the 47th
anniversary of its organization at the
Temple.
Polk Church. in Harrison Township, sew
eral miles north of Dayton recently pur.
c ased the ground and are fitting upa new
cemetery. 1t will be known as Maple Grove
Cemetery.
The Montgomery County Farmers Club,
which during the winter discontinued it's
meetings, it is stated will begin again next
month, Saturday, the 18th. Mr.. William
Harries has extended the use of his hand
some grounds for the meeting.
Hezekiah Phillips, living in Salem. was
arrested yesterday and brought to Dayton,
charged with breaking into the stable of
Conrad Fries, near that place, and stealing
a set of buggy harness valued at $40. He
was locked up in Jail to await trial.
A. D. Patton, living in Miamisburg, YES.
terday left his Iocketbook in a room in
the Arlington House while visiting the city.
On return ing it was missing, and he could
find no trace of it. He says there were
5000 in money and $50 in notes in the
book.
The following delegates to the Republi.
can State Convention were appointed YES
terday: w. D. Bicsham, L. B. Gunckel,
E. Schultz, D. B. Corwin, E. Thresher, J..
J. Antrim, E. Culbert, A. D. Wilt, W. G.
Stolts H. G. Eversole, II. M. Wood, W. M.
Rouzer, w. H. Manning, W. H. Van Skaik,
C. Lindner, L. w. Jordan, Thomas c.
Staley.
Mr.. Will Quinby has become citizen Of
the Fourth Ward.
The Good Templars announce an un.
usually attractive programme tonight.
Mr.. Morris Richmond and wife have
taken up their residence here. The remov.
al Of Mr.. Richmond from Newport causes a
vacancy in the School Board of that city.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER R-Gottleib Fritz
to Edward Heidrich. Lot No. SO, in Berrys
addition 10 Dayton, 33 feet front on north
side of Seventh street. by S5K feet deep;
500.
The little three year-old daughter of Mr..
R. A. Dempster died yesterday at the house
OF her parents on Dayton avenue The
remains will be taken to Ada, Ohio, for
burial
The apron sale in progress at the resi-.
dence OF Mrs. Hayward, Madison street, for
the benefit Of ihe Presbyterian Church, is
proving quite successful. Ice cream and
other refreshments are furnished TO Wis
ifora