The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-17
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
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DAYTON. o.
The Social Science Society meets fhb
Third street.
Officer Hauey captured two runaway
boys from Xenia yesterday at the Thind-
street cr0ssing
The Philharmonic Society will hold -
next concert at Music Hall, Friday eVeAp
ing, 9th inst.
The annual banquet of the Dayton HsR
Association has been postponed from RsA
18th to March 4th.
Miami and Mad Rivers, which were PM
ty we'll up on Saturday and Sunday, haso
gone back to their usual level.
Daniel Bandman, the actor, is confnsa
to his room at the Beckel House from h.
juries received some time since.
man named VIM. Brough, employed
at Kiefaber Bros.' lost his watch and chain
one day last week. 1t was stolen by Sons
sneak thief
Mrs Mary Balm has died at Pueblo Cd
orado Of typhoid fever. Mrs. Balm was
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Jossph4
who is resident of Pueblo.
Sheriff Nixon, under instructions iron
Judge Frank, OF the Probate Court -
moved seven men and nine women from
the Southern Lunatic Asylum to ths
County Infrmary.
The jury in the Aughe case yesterday
brought in verdict Of mot guilty. foe
the defendant Aughe was charged with
maliciously cutting William Snyder In tfD
city about two months ago. l-4 NJ
| Admiral Schenck received q telegrsa
from the family at Washington yesterday
saying that General Schenck's health VI
improving. and that his condition W.
about as it had been for some time past.
Judge Frank, of the Probate Court "a
terday gave decision is the suit brough1
before him to vacate and abandon Tho
Germantown Road in favor of the plain
tiffs In the suit ordering it to be vacated.
James Weaver, of Dayton, was taken be.
fore the United States Court at Cincinnati
yesterday, and pleading guilty of selling
tobacco without license, was fined by th0
Court and upon the payment of the fins
was discharged.
This morning about o'clock 0ficsg
Grauser, in making his round, was tho
means of nipping in the bud an incipieu1
fire at the rear of the residence of Rev Nh.
Webster. next door to tnat Of General q \
Smith, north of St. Clair street.
uAYTON. Kx.
Brockway's photograph palace, at Beng
and Madison, has been torn down.
The Social Four announce q grand NM.
querads at Noltss Hall next Nandsv
night
Prof McGinnis has been deputizsd .
institute Juvenile Good Templary' LodsD
in Dayton.
Colonel Bean Is employing some Of ous
popular old drivers, among them Charley
Swager and Duke Hedger. M 4r
Found-On jefferson street, Sunday svu-
ming, three fine chair Tides, which the
owner can have by calling at Ja& HarriS
grocery.
t Jimmy Dowd, our wellknown Jailsx
i was arrested on warrant for whipping Id
wife, and arraigned before J. P. yestsRs
1 day, but the case was continued until Z
p. m. next Saturday.
COUNCIL MEErIEG.-Council met laa|
e evening in regular session, the President Il
a the chair and all the members present
q The Finance Committee reported . noAl
falling due at tho First National Bank feG
. $3, 900. and the same was ordered to be n.
: newed.
. The Special Committee appointed to con.
fer with the contractors in relation to ti,a
suits pending on Walnut street, reported
D that the contractors had decided to carsJ
the case to the Court of Appeals
r An ordinance was passed to hold an else.
tion for city officers on the second Monday
. of March.
| The Special Committee appointed ts
:, examine the books of the Clerk and Treas.
t urer, reported that they had completed ths
8 examination Of the Clerks bookA and
4 found them correct
Mr.. Nolte, member from the Second
Ward, rendered his resignation. which va,
Z accented and 4 vote of thanks tendeuAd
him for his efficient services
: On motion, adjourned. RI
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