The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-22
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
DAYTON. O.

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DAYTON. o.
The following marriage licenses were
issued Saturday: George A. Barnett and
Anna Mccain; John r. Reed and Augusta
Steiner. uc
The Jr. o. U. A. M. Fair, which has been
in progress for the last ten nights, ended
Saturday night with q very large attend
ance.
A swiichman in the Dayton & Union
yards, named H. c. Harris, had one Of his
hands badly crushed yesterday, while
coupling cars
At the Sunday-school Of the Parish Of
ST. Joseph's Church yesterday afternoon
there were 406 pupils, 208 boys and 100
girls at the firat count
The tea ches in the public schools re.
ceived their monthly payments Saturday
for the month ending March 10th. The
amount aggregated 50. 486 OBJ.
The fire yesterday morning was at the
house of family named Berkanhoff on
Potomac street. A bed and bedstead were
burned up before the fire was extinguished.
Burglars entered Geo rye Goas' saloon, 26
South Main street, on Saturday night and
robbed the drawer Of about five dollars in
change and lot of cigars. The thieves en-
tered by the cellar.
Van Shaik carried of the chair for the
most popular candidate for Mayor; con
ductor's lamp. ]. Belville; roller skates j.
@. Rallston; gents cameo ring, J. C. Good
stick of candy, Lee Wolf; wax cross, Miss
Ida Heinz, The combination prizes will be
drawn in a few days.
Frank Rogers, young man whose pa
rents live in Miami City, has been missing
since Thursday night. He is eighteen
years old and for some months past has
been boarding on Green street.
On Thursday next Mr.. Levi B. Jone.
proposes to celebrate the forty-ninth yeal
OF his sojourn in Dayton. Mr.. Jones came
to Cincinnati by boat from Pittsburg
reaching that city on the last day o
1880.
Mrs. Caroline Collins, wife of Gilber
Collins, and an old resident of Dayton
died at her home on East Fourth stree
yesterday, after prolonged illness. Th,
funeral will be held at her late home OF
East Fourth street tomorrow afternoon.
LAFAYETTE. IND.
Nothing has yet been heard Of Caldwell
the missing collector. '
Purdue University closes next Tuesday
noon, for one week, for spring vacation.
The Concordia Society of this city give
a grand Triple Masquerade Ball on tn
evening of April 1st.
There is some talk of starch factor,
being built in this city, which would ad,
greatly to Lafayette. ~
Miss Fanny, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
John Ball, died very suddenly about
o'clock Saturday evening
The funeral of Prof. Ferd. Langgruth
late organist at the First Baptist Church
took place yesterday afternoon from hi
residence on New York street. and wa
largely attended. The Masons headed tn
procession.
The late Judge Traxell, who was suffoca
ed by escaping gas at a hotel in this city,
few days ago, procured the day before hi
death an accident policy OF So, 900, whic
amount was paid his wife, she knowil
nothing of the transaction until after
death. ..s
DAYTON. Kx
II Judge Makibben has been elected ci
attorney for Bellevue.
\ Mr. Kendrick, son-in-law of Mr.. D.
Wells, departs for Texas this week.
The foundation of the Presbvteris
Church is completed, and the brick wol
is progressing rapidly. 'r
Capt Beans forces are engaged in raisiu
the track, and the cars to-day only run
the bridge. The delay will be but brief. 3
Rev. E. L. Saunders, of the M. E. Churc
preached his farewell sermon for the CO..
erence year to crow ded house last nigh
The Knights of Guiding Star Lodge. ]
OF P, will be entertained at their ha
Wednesday night with vocal and instr
mental music.
Mr.. Leonard Trunk, of DAYTON. WI
showed from car ON the Street Railroa
Saturday, and suffered a compound fra
ture OF the right leg. We have not learnt
the name OF the person who showed him o
Captain Bean and all the mployes of tn
railroad emphatically deny Mat LeonaI
Trunk was injured by them in getting 9
or off the cars. If he was hurt it was
some other PLACE and in some other maj
ner. .rs..a...a .,..
| The funeral of Mrs. Eliza Smith, wife
Mr.. George Smith, ST., took place from til
M. Il. Church, yesterday, and was attende
by large assembly of the friends of ii
family. Rev. Mr. Saunders preached 3
impressive sermon, after which the I
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