The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-18
pied the morning session Of the Circuit
Court, and is still in progress.

pied the morning session OF the Circuit
Court. and is still in progress
H. ]. Walsh, Charley and Dave Lewis
left for New Orleans last evening on the
steamer Mary Houston. to recruit their
failing health. "Bon voyage"
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER. Henry C. Gun
kle to John z. Thompson, lot on the north
side of Wilton street. 1S0 feet west OF Kill
gour. street, fronting rs feet by 30 deep;
$500
A private letter from Prot Paul Feline,
| who left few weeks ago with his orchestra
to fill an engagement in New Orleans, re-
ports all we'll, and that thev will start
homeward about the middle of April
Anthony Witte, a farmer residing back
of Cincinnati, was here tbis morning in
search of team Of mules that he says were
stolen from livery stable IN Cincinnati
| night before last Chief Lock was noti-
fed.
North Star Lodge, I. o. O. F., will render
the second of their series OF entertain
ments In their lodge room on Tuesday
evening next A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to members Of sister lodges and their
families.
Julius Schweitzer. the defaulting Circuit
Clerk, writes to q friend here to have .
subscription taken up to take his family to
their old home at Paducah, Ken ucky.
Squire Fuller Offers to contribute $40 OF
the amount
James Steinhauer, the man arrested for
being implicated in a detective game with
a man named Brown, by which they tried
to compel Mrs Geyer to tell the where
abouts of her b husband, was yesterday bound
over for trial in the sum of $500.
MAYORS CoURr-Pat. Garfield, drunk
and disorderly. IS and costs. Isaac Haynes.
getting on big drunk, S. and costs. Judg-
ment was however suspended on condition
that he leaves town. VIM. Metcalf, breach
Of the peace, dismissed, the prosecuting
witness failing to appear.
| DR.. e. P. Dameron, the dentist, and fam
lily. Mrs Thomas and Mrs Captain Grail
and daughter returned yesterday from New
| Orleans on the U. P. Schenck. They report
q delightful trip. Dentist Cameron in.
spected the mouths of the Mississippi and
announces that there is no filling needed
yet.
Peace, happiness and good will towards
all is now the motto under which the con-
gregation of st. PauPs German Lutheran
Church are working. A meeting was held
Sunday, when 1t was agreed to withdraw
the suits then pending In the Circuit Court,
and in order that no further trouble should
exist the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Causen, was re-
quested to resign. 1t is said the reverend
gentleman has consented to tender his
resignation in three months
uAYTON. ~
| Guiding Star Lodge. X. of p, works In
the third degree tonight
Mrs Harry Lambs left to-day to visit her
old home at Richmond, Ind.
Jim Darnell has purchased his mothers
store. and will hereafter conduct the busi-
ness at Madison and Dayton avenue.
| REAL EsrATE-Thomas G. Watkins to
Mrs. Rebecca Taylor. Lot No. % in Curry's
subdivision. Dayton. rs by 100 feet. ON JET
ferson street; $500
The action Of City Council at its last
meeting in appropriating $50 for the pur.
pose of sending four of its members ia
Frankfort with the object of influencing
the issuing of the ten thousand dollar
bonds is disgraceful in the extreme, and
should be condemned by all citizens o.
Dayton. 1t is hoped that our Representa-.
tives at Frankfort will not allow these par
ties to influence any act that may involve
this city more in debt than 1t is at presen t,
and that they will acknowledge the petit
ton signed BY the majority OF citizens Of
Dayton against the passage Of any bill that
will increase the city's debt.