The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-24
cLERICALs FOR THE ARMY.
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
DAYTON. o.


programme OF music, singing and dialogues
was executed by the pupils Thursday eve
ming, in honor Of the Directors namesday.
Mr.. G. Grafton Parker leads the o'clock
meeting at Association Hall tomorrow
afternoon. The subject for the meeting is,
Questions to be answered"
Hon. L. B. Gunckel will deliver the ora.
tion at Woodland Cemetery on Decoration
Day. Rev. w. A. Hale, pastor of Reform
ed Church, will officiate as chaplain of
Woodland on this occasion.
John w. Dickson Is about to- sail for
Europe to spend the summer, and last night
entertained a number of bis immediate
personal friends at supper at the Phillips
House. 1t was a very elegant affair.
The Harries Guard are having hand
some medal made by Ed. Best to present to
Eugene Staley as testimonial for his ef-
forts in the recent fair. Staley sold over
seven hundred Of the combination tickets
Many of our citizens will remember a
young gentleman, Mr.. George B. Nudge,
who visited bis uncle, Mr.. E. A. Nudge in
this city, some two years ago. He was
drowned recently near Portsmouth, N. H.
Joseph Stenglin sued out writ Of habeas
corpus yesterday in order to obtain custody
of his three minor children, Oscar, eight
years, Willie and Ida, three years, who had
been taken beyond his control
by their mother, Carrie Stenglin,
whom he alleges to be intoxicated, and
that they are improperly associated by
her. The Sheriff produced the children in
court Judge Frank placed them in their
fathers care over night The mother will
be produced in court to-day.
DAYTON, KY.
Mrs. Robert Lusk is quite Ill.
The Council meeting to consider the Nc.
Arthur matter last night failed to ma
terialize.
The Master Commissioner sold large
quantity of Dayton lots to-day in the case
Of the City vs.. J. M. Macarthur.
Mr.. Kinney, the banker, expects to build
four new houses on the old Bagby prop
erty, corner of Dayton avenue and Jeffer-
son street.
In consequence of the absence Of Rev. J.
N. Erwin, who is attending the Presbytery
at Greenup Rev. s. A. Jameson, of Lane
Seminary, will preach at the Presby terian
Church tomorrow. #'+
Captain Bean has supplied his conduc-
tors with bright new tickets bell-punches
and trip-slips Travel is daily increasing,
and the new cars, which will be here next
week, will be duly appreciated. a
The Rev. G. E. w. Dobbs, DID,, will
preach at the Baptist Church tomorrow
morning and evening. Subject in the eve
ming, ''The Lords Supper" after which
the communion will he administered.
The followingi is the programme to be rem
dered by the Baptist Sunday-school at the
church next Thursday evening, for the ben
eft OF the church:
| Music. .....
Tableau. Ruth and Naomi.
| Music, The Old Woman in the Shoe.
Tableau, The Bashful Lovers.
| Music.
Tableau, The Ten Virgins.
Reading Mrs. Dr. Dameron.
Tableau, The Seasons. ......
Tableau and Song, Rock Me to Sleep
Mother.
Tableau, Open Your Mouth and shut
Your Eyes.
Music.
Tableau, Dream of Youth. r
| Tableau, Rock of Ages.
Reading Judge McKibben.
Tableau, Artists Studio. T
Music. +
Tableau, Jacobs Vision.
Music.
Tableau, The Link in Heaven.
Music. a-H1 f.
Tableau. Good Night.
Singing by the choir, Mrs Weimer, DR.
Dunn, Mr.. Tibbitts and Others.