The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-13

cigar store and news depot on East High
street.
The following arrests were made yes
terday, two of which have been tried:
John Bolsen, drunk, Officer Lang; Jas.
Reilly, drunk, Officer Foster; Daniel
Korn, drunk and disorderly, Officer Lang;
Jenny Huckains, drunk and disordcrly,
Officer Newell; Annie Stewart, lettering,
Officer Wilson; Clara Ginnavin, COM
mon prostitute, Officer Wilson; Julia
Bannock, drunk and disorderly, Chief
Schuchman and Wilson.
BELLEVUE. Kx.
Work win shortly be commenced in
the brickyards for the summer season.
The beautiful and accomplished belle,
Miss Clara Harms, left this morning for
Middletown, Ohio.
Rumor says that Mr.. Quinn and Miss
Kate Connolly, both of Rhensford street,
will shortly join hands and hearts in the
holy bondsof wedlock.
A number of readings, recitations,
songs, ETC., will be given by the young
ladies and gentlemen tomorrow night at
the temperance meeting.
Chum Anspaugh is going to wear cal
leo pants at the Calico Hop. He spent
considerable time last night in cutting
them out. He is a tailor.
Mr.. Furry S. Adams and Mr.. Gus
Blesch will conduct the Calico Hop in
good style on Thursday night. The
4 former is chief and the latter assistant
1 chief.
We were told a few days ago on good
authority that Mr.. Will Thee Of Fair
field avenue and Miss Aggie Scofeld, of
Rhensford street, would be united in
marriage during the next two weeks.
Mr.. 7. F. Beyland left over the Short
Line this morning for Louisville, as a
delegate from Bellevue Lodge, 1888,
Knights of Honor, to the Grand Lodge,
which conyenes at Louisville tomorrow
for two days session.
The Good Templars have received
their charter, and are happy. The Lodge
will meet on Saturday night at the hall
of Knights of Honor on Prospect street
where the officers will be installed by
Prof. McGinnis, L. d.
1t is Just probable that Council will
elect President of Council on Thursday
night instead of ordering special elec.
ton; and it may be that a quorum will
not be present, as Councimen Anspaugh
and Byland are away from home, and
Councilman Nagel and Clark Gould left
for Louisville this afternoon.
| HAMILTON.
| VIM. Devan returned to Columbus yes
terday.
| R. R. Engle left last night for Chica-
go on business.
| A benefit ball will be given Ems
Miller next Monday night at Concordis
Hall.
Jane Coombs, in "Engaged," at Dix
, on's Opera-house on Monday evening
April 26th.
The Misses Neal and Ryan, of Middle
town, are visiting friends and relative
in this city.
Miss Dena Peters is lying very Low
with heart disease at her residence OF
Buckeye street.
; Mr.. Fred. Garhold and Miss CARR
Yauch, both of this city, will be unite'
s in marriage in short time.
s Robert Mccoy, of indianapolis, cam
home to attend the funeral of M. W
Clyne. He returns tonight.
The Jolly Quartet will hold their regu
lar rehearsals on Tuesday and Wednes
day evenings of each week hereafter.
Il After brief interim we are calle
upcn to state that four ladies of the 8
Ward visited the Button Hole, Frida,
Il The property burned on Boudino
street Saturday night belonged TO Mr.
Pat. Gordon, and not Alex. Gordon, 8
. enormously stated.
I. v. Howell's dry goods store ws
closed yesterday morning so that as man
clerks as desired might attend the funer,
q of Joseph Segers. Among those who a
q tended we noticed the following: /.
Howell and wife, S. H. Warnock, He
e man Fritz, Miss A. Temeyer and Sail
d McCarten.
Not being able to longer resist thos
a benedictine instincts which seem to hay
v been divinely ordained to double the 10
r producing capacity of man, and desirin
to escape the horrors Of single-blesset
:. ness, our friend, Philip Stepp, has d,
/ cided to take unto himself the accom-
+ plished Miss Eva Beiser, of Coliinsyill,
Indiana.
10 The funeral of M. W. Clyne, who die
4 at 1886 o'clock Sunday morning of p,
a ralysis, after three years lingering il
ness, took place at o'clock this afte
moon from his home on Second stree
'e Rev. Granville Moody officiating. TT
I, deceased was born at Martinsbur
y Virginia, in 1909, emigrated to Chill
tcothe, o., in 1917, and from thence
'e Hamilton in 1927, where he has live
j. and been a much-respected citizen fl
is over twenty-seven years. He unitt
3. with the M. E. Church in early life ar
r. ever remained in her communion. F