The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
DAYTON, o.

DAYTON. o.
AT o'clock this morning 1t was rainin
and sleeting.
There was brief chime of the Lutheran
bells yesterday.
The Ohio Turn Rezirk concluded their
business yesterday and adjourned.
Rev. J. NJ. Walden, of the firm OF Hitch
cock q Walden, Cincinnati, lectures this
evening at Association Hall.
The Old Guard is arranging for the pro-
ductlon OF ''The Drummer Boy Of Shiloh"
at Music Hall some time during April.
A fire alarm box is to be pnt up at tha
corner OF Allen street and Xenia avenue.
for the better protection of property in
that locality.
The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday: Mahlon O. Gebhart and
Lydia Leisz, Luke X. Bumcrots and Catha-
rine Limerick.
Vince Ross, the old G.. H. q D. baggage
man and Car Master on Cal. Martins train
is again on his run after two weeks ill
ness. He has all army of friends.
Rev. J. M. Conner, who for two years
rast has been pastor of the church of the
Evangelical Association. on Commercial
street. left at midnight for Cleveland,
whence he will shortly depart for Calves
ton, Texas, to which place he has been as
signed as missionary of the Church.
John Mccullough was driving with his
girl on Fifth street last night, when his
horse took fright at train and capsized
the buggy, throwing out both occupants.
Mccullough was badly bruised, and the
girl had her ankle broken bv the fall.
Her name is Ada Harries, and she lives
in Mansfield. The buggy was also broken.
A walking match is talked of the early
part of next month at either Gebhares
Opera-house or at the Tivoli 1t is to be a
twenty-seven-hour match. Among those
mentioned to take part are Jackson,
Freese, Baker, II. G. Smith, Of Dayton,
Ed. Smith, of Xenia, Ves Pott]e, Gordon,
Mccarthy, Beaman, Ed. Troup, VIM. Lake.
Armstrong, Holzen, G. Houk, Palmer, and
Others.
VIM. F. Gebhart died yesterday after
| noon about o'clock from prolonged i'll.
ness at his residence on South Main street.
He would have completed his fifty-third
year in May. He was born in Connels.
vile, Pennsylvania, and came. to Dayton
in 1872 His father, Herman Gebhart, was
at one time Associate Judge of the Mont
gomery Common Pleas, and died In thil
city about thirteen years ago.
JR O. U. A. NJ. FAIR. Chair-Val
Skaik, 33; Reeder, IS; Boyer, IN; Geiger
81; Ambrose. O.; Goodman. l.
Brackets-Damel, 1871; Ferrel. 22; Bran
denbury, 10; Fellers, 20. y
Wax Cross-Heinz. 62; Ferrel, 90.
Skates-Rallston. rs; Cottman, L.
Lamp-Beachgood, 20; Belville, II; MAJ
tin, 19.
20; Lehman, IA; Hanitch, 8; Dickson, 1S
Grear, 15.
| DAYTON. Kx
Tickets for the Phoenix benefit to Mrs
Southall are selling rapidly.
Mayor Maxey did not tender his resigna
tion, and says if he can properly arrang
bis business affairs he will retain the office
The Fourth Ward. while reluctantl
parting with the services of Mr.. A. A
Winters in Council, will be ably repre-
sented by Mr.. Geo. E. Currie.
Alta meeting of the members of the M
e, Church last night 1t was unanimousl
resolved to request the coming Conferenc
to reappoint Rev. E. L. Xanders to this pas
torate.
Cry COUNCIL met last evenin
in regular session. the President in tn
chair and all members present.
The Finance Committee reported not
falling due at Tavlor's Bank, which was Of
dered to be renewed.
Upon motion the Treasurer was instruct
ed to pay thirty per cent. on the bank deb
on each renewal of the notes.
The bill of the City Engineer, amount
| ing to $17 so, was allowed. ~
| Mr.. Minor produced the new plat Of tn
CITY, and the matter was referred to th
Printing Committee.
Il The President of Council was instructed
to sign the contract of the city with MI
Hahn in the matter of the pending suit o
| Walnut street.
Messrs. Winter and Bode were appointe
a Committee to inspect the poll-books, an
their report was on motion, received.
The Committee reported the followi n
officers elected, and those present wer
thereupon installed:
President of Council. John Reid; Clerl
George Nolte, Jr.; Assessor, Louis Kulver
Treasurer. H. ~Vasche; Jailer, John Dow d
Marshal, Ed. Helm.
Council-First Ward, II. Busse; Secont
John Banman; Third, Geo. Anderson
Fourth, Geo. E. Currie.
Board of Education-Firat Ward, CT
Zeis; Second, VIM. Hassen; Third, MART
Hermann; Fourth, I. 8. Noble.
The amendment for the issue Of SIC, OF
| bonds was reported carried by "a majorit.
: A vote of thanks was then rendered to tb
| retiring members. On motion adjourne
: sine die. The new Council then organize
and adjourned to meet Friday night whe
they propose to frame an amendment
, the Charter that will force people to ps