The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-10

left back, then commenced the bull-dozing,
and the fur market was getting brisk when
a young man appeared and put q damper
on the fun. We hope they'll be content to
call it draw and shake hands at the ring
side.
DAYTON. o.
There was fair but not large attend
ance at the called meeting of the stock
holders of the Dayton and Southeastern
at the City Hall, last evening.
There was considerable feeling manifested
at times during the evening, but, on the
whole, the meeting was pleasant one. "A
Committee of Investigation was ordered.
The colored man, A. J. Lee, arrested
early yesterday morning on suspicion'of
the burglary Of a school-house in Van Bu-
rem Towship, still remains in the Station.
United States Marshal Thomas brought
from Cincinnati with him yesterday
Charles Williamson, sentenced by the
United States Court to serve five months in
the Jail.
Quarterly meeting is now being held at
Raper Chapel, Dr.. T. H. Pearne, Presiding
Elder, officiating. He preached last night,
and breaches again tomorrow morning,
when communion will be held.
Samuel Long, while driving home from
Dayton to Darke County, last evening, was
precipitated into the water, from bridge
over a small creek on the Salem Pike, near
Phillipsburg. He escaped, but one Of his
horses was drowned.
Jacob Neidasher, the well-known car
riagesmith, who left Dayton for the West 9
few years ago, has struck bonanza, and
will be home to-day. Before leaving Colo
RADIO he sold one. fourth of his one-third
interest in silver mine for $24, 900 cash,
and is bringing his money home to Dayton
to invest.
AvONDALE.
The Board of Health will meet to-night
to hear the report of the Committee OIL
Rules, &c.
John Robinson was sentenced by Mayor
Dickson to sixty days in the County Jai
for vagrancy and begging.
Masters Paul Scudder, Clifford Andrews
Bart Harton and Charles Ebersole, pupil
of the AvOndale school, declaimed befor
the Teachers Association this morning.
An effort isbeing made to prevent tn
| further interment OF bodies in the variou
cemeteries in the village. The matter will
be submitted to the Board of Health.
The recent rains have demonstrated th
absolute necessity of proper system O
drainage for the village. 1t is high tim
that something was done in that direc
ton.
| nELLEvUE. KY.
Mrs George NJ. Patchen has arrive
home from st. Louis.
A number of good speakers are an
nounced for the temperance meeting tc
morrow night.
The Knights of Honor goat was in goo,
order last night, and Mr.. WeIcher rode hir
very gracefully in the presence of full
Lodge.
Preaching in the Council Chamber tc
morrow afternoon at 3H o'clock. In tn
absence of the pastor his place will be SUI
piled.
The new Methodist Episcopal Churc
will be dedicated at IN o'clock on Sunday
the 25th of January, two weeks from X
morrow.
| A number Of people from here will Il
doubt attend the "Ten Nights in Bs
ROOM performance tonight in Dayton 9
Husmann's Hall.
J Yesterdays Enquirer announces ths
between now and May Mr.. Frank B. Wen
worth will be married to one of our hant
some young ladies'
| LAWRENCEBURG. IND.
Miss Emma Ransdel sang some very fin
solos at parlor gathering at the residenc
Of e. Moore Thursday night.
The Ladies' Foreign Aid Missionary Te
Party met at Ed. Moore, ESQ., residenc
on Short street yesterday afternoon.
Policeman Gritty. mention of whose acc
dent was recorded in Thursdays STAR {
having tramped on a nail, was expected
die Thursday.
James Walker returned home from Bo
ton, Mass, yesterday morning. While {
Boston he sold two noted race horses. Prit
received. $1,000 for both.
Thieves entered the boot and shoe esta1
J lishment of Joseph Yeager yesterday morI
: ing early, and succeeded in capturing tw
pair of boots valued at $40.
Yunker's Silver Cornet and Orchestr
PLAYED at large social hop at Joe VIII
singers. Harrison, o., Thursday night. Or
hundred invitations were extended to PEI
pie in this city.
Miss Laura Keaton, a charming your
lady of "Old Kentuck." was united in th
holy bonds of matrimony to VIM. Keato
Thursday evening. Squire Dunaway tie
, the knot. They left Lawrenceburg fl
their home on Garrison Creek, Boone Coul
ty, KY, the same evening.
BETHEL, b.
The wet weather still continued
Mrs. Eliza Frazer, an estimabls old lad
was buried FRIDAY. .H-..-..--
The Delphian Society of Forest Hill ga
q good entertainment on the 9Th.
The vivacious Miss Belle Tice, of Port