The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-09

rood hard-working and industrious boy
who desires to gain thorough business ed
ncation. The D. G. College wants just such
/ boy, and is willing to give thorough
course as compensAtion for his service as
,anitor.
Mrs Daniel Smith, of the First Ward,
was seriously scalded while getting supper
Tuesday night Her little girls dress
caught the tea kettle of boiling water
while she was passing the stove, throwing
1t over her mother, who stood near by.
The water scalded her legs and feet Sc
verely.
The funeral Of Edward Shotz took place
from his late residence on Ludlow street at
Q clock Wednesday afternoon. The pro-
cession was headed by the Knights of
Pythias, with the following named gentle
men as pail bearers: Levi Rose, H. L.
Morey, Dr.. VIM. Miller, o. G. Brewer, VIM.
Pau and s. G. Jones. -.-
For some time past the Third Ward has
been infested with candy-pulling parties.
It Is reported that only those who have a
special invitqtion are allowed to mingle
with the fastidious few on these occasions.
To this seemingly high-sounding few We
would say, open your doors to the world.
There's millions in 1t
To SuBscnrBBRs-The fact that no Ham
ilton news appeared In yesterdays issue, Is
due to an accident with the Express Mes
senger, whereby he lost or misplaced the
correspondence that was handed to him In
the morning. No blame can be attached to
tho Company or Agent In this matter, and
subscribers will please bear with us, and
we will try and avoid all such mistakes In
the future
l-. AURORA. IND.
D. H. Stapp leaves next week for Vevay,
Ind, on legal business. Boz
The Star Lights win give one Of their
delightful social hops at Schultze's Hall on
Monday next
Home Talent Minstrels at Mueller's
Academy on Monday evening next Will
conclude with social hop. fa
-7 zANEsvlLLE. O.
Mi. T. W. Lee, recently ticket agent for
the B. 4 O. Railroad at this place, has been
appointed Travelling Passenger Agent on
the B. & O. Railroad, with headquarters at
Columbus Mr.. George r. Lee has taken
Mr.. T. W. Less former place a. ticket
agent. 4..l...rr E.
Major II. A. Axline has resigned his DO
sition as Principal Of the High School, and
has gone to Columbus TO enter npon his
new duties an clerk In the Adjutant Gen.
erals office. Mr.. c. r. Long, Of Sullivan,
Indiana, has accepted the offer OF the posi-
ton made vacant by the Majors resigna.
tion, and this week assumed control Of the
school. t''t e*f tWi .t'
W. II. Cunningham, a young attorney
and real estate agent of this city, was mar.
ried last week to Miss Htnda Dye. daugh.
ter of one of zanesville's prominent bust
ness men. Mr.. William A. Rownd and Miss
Maria J. Pinkerton we're also married last
week. Mr.. Rownd is rising young bust
ness man. Miss Pinkerton is daughter Of
Judge d. G. Pinkartan, Of Washington
d G.
Schultz & Co.'s Grand Opera-house is al
last nearly finished, and 1t Is one Of thu
most complete in It's appointmentsin Ohio
II has q seating capacity of l,116 which
by crowding, 800 OF 400 more could fine
room in which to place themselves. 1t hal
seven exits. and is lighted by six hundred
sas jets The scenes, being twenty-five IL
number, were painted by Mr.. E. L. Har
vey, of Pixies Opera-hOuse, Cincinnati, anC
add fresh laurels to mis- reputation as an
artist. The drop-curtain was also painted
by Cincinnati gentleman, Mr.. Matt Nor
gan, assisted by Mr.. E. 7. Harvey. TIN
grand opening viii take place Tuesday even
ing January 10th, 1880, at which time th'
Emma Abbott Grand English Opera Com
pany will produce the beautiful oper
Romeo and Juliet" Wednesday after
noon the "Chimes OF Normandy" wilt b
rendered. Wednesday evening the sam
troupe will produce the opera the "Daugh
ter of the Regiment" closing their engage
ment here. The Opera-house Is Zanesville'i
pride. as 1t would be to any city In tn
| United States.
wAPAKONETA. o.
J.a Alspaugb, of Dayton. 10 visiting a
his former home In this place.
We are pleased to note that Mr.. Johl
Distelrath, who has been seriously ill fo
some time past, Is out on the streets again
Candidates for County Offices are loomin
up with great rapidity. The bad weathe
seems to have increased rather than less
ened the crop.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian Churc
are endeavoring to secure new organ, an,
have already received liberal donation
for that purpose.
Marshal Jack Galley. of st. Mary's. yestsl
day brought man by the name of Potte
to this place and lodged him In jail H
had stolen on the night before hors
from G. w. Williams, of New Hampshire
this County, and was caught about 6v
miles west Of st. Mary's. .. .
| sPnIN0FrEKD. b.
| Bob Ingersoll Tuesday night. Januar
18th, at Opera-houss.
A youngster named Powell, residing nea
Moore's quarry. disloeated tho right arr
by q fall on Thursday.
The Champion City Guards are to tax
part in the inaugural ceremonies at Colum
bus on Monday next ...'#
The c.. s. u C. will run an excursio
train TO the inaugural services at Columbu
on Monday next Train leaves the depo
at :: 80 q. m. Fare for round trip 81 so.
The case of WIN. Burns fof violation @
Sunday ordinance has been continued unit
Wednesday. January 14th. on plea of al
sence of important witnesses. His bon
was fixed at $780, ".
| The vote ON the kit Of moulders' tool
offered to the most popular moulder, from
the table of the Father Matthew 7. A. I
Society, stood last evening: Doorly, 50