The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-26
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
DAYTON, o.

DAYTON. o.
Rev. DR.. Callagban, of Cincinnati, will
preach at st. Joseph's Church tonight.
''The Drummer Boy" is to be revived at
Music Hall for four nights in the middle OF
May.
The Arnold building on Jefferson street,
it is stated, will shortly be fitted up for
store-rooms.
About 81, 400 of the prizes drawn at the
late Knights of Pythias concert have been
paid out and some $500 still remain to be
paid.
The Sanitary Police of the city report
fifty-nine dairies supplying the milk of
Dayton, with an aggregate OF 696 cows,
producing liz gallons of milk day on an
average.
The following marriages licenses were
issued yesterday: David johnson and
Emma A Kevs, David q. Longenecker and
Laura 3. Petfley, John G. Smith and Ella
Valentine.
The woman arrested for shooting on
East Third street on Wednesday evening
Yesterday pleaded guilty before the Mayor
and was fined. Her fine was paid and she
discharged.
Thos. Chalmers employed in Huffman's
stone-yard on Filth street, while at work
with jack yesterday was struck on the
foot by the instrument, which suddenly
gave way, breaking two of his toes.
A legless man, who pushes himself about
in perambulator, tried to run himself and
wagon into the canal about midnight, be-
cause, he said, some one had robbed him of
a valuable gold watch and chain. He lives
| in Springfield.
Next Wednesday evening will be given
at Gebhart Hall the third annual ball of
the Dayton Police Benevolent Association.
The object of this Society is to provide a
fund to care for policemen during sickness
or in case of accident.
| The attendance at the fair of the Harries
Guard, last evening, was good. The COM
pany gave an exhibition drill, and the
Fourth Regiment Band played for short
time. The votes began as follows: Gold
necklace, Anna Schenck 81, Ida Mohlman
II; cigar case, Daniel Briel rs votes.
A new delegation from Indianapolis
came over to Dayton yesterday to feast
their eyes on the life-like cast for the statue
of the War Governor, O. P. Morton. Their
HdIucS dIo' Hull john VI NcW attu Oou6u
ter, Colonel W. R. Holloway, General W.
H. H. Terrell, Colonel W. w. Dudley and
Captain G. N. Lee.
DAYTON. KE.
Mrs. VIM Thomas, of Terrace avenue, il
quite ill. ....
The St. Aloysius Young Mems Societ.
promises a fine time at their rolling match
: Miss Belle Langley, of Prestonburg, KY,
is visiting Miss Addie Wells, on Day to-
! avenue.
Brother Van Tyne has been secured b
Louis Cook, the Cincinnati carriage manu-
facturer, as corresponding clerk.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFER.-J. M. McArthu
to VIM. J. Walker, lot fronting $50 fee
on Main street, in Dayton, by 115 feet deer
81, $50.
Mr.. w. M. Donaldson will distribute 81.
elegant chromos among the Phoenix audi
ence tomorrow night at the benefit Of Mrs
Southall. Every ticket purchaser will hav
whack at them.
Mr.. VIM. Coppage, formerly driver o
the Street railroad, accidentally shot him
} self in the leg Wednesday while taking
pistol from his pocket. His wound occ'
stoned much alarm yesterday, but he
g pronounced out of danger.
DR.. Pythian intimates that the Cover
e ment contemplates renting his property
J Dayton, running from Madison street I
r the river, below Todd street, and quartz
. ing regiment of U. s. Infantry there du
ing the summer. The troops in questio
are now stationed at some point in th
J. South, and the object is to bring thel
: North to remain during the yellow few
# season. No barracks would be erected. bu
!, the men would occupy tents and pull u
stakes at the first frost. Nothing defini,
= has yet been arrived at in the matter.
: HOME CITY.
! Can't township trustee be found i
= this neck of the woods?
n Mrs Rees Price is doing as we'll as coul
:. be expected with her broken limb.
:. 1t looks as tn. ugh Mr.. Nelson Sayler
l. the only one that will have walk-over {
> election day.
O Call at Magness' Opera-house this ev
ming and do your duty as citizenssby pu
f ting good ticket in the field for villa,
}. officers.
Go slow about committing yourselv
l. for Councilmen. Three of them can n
be ousted for two years, and the remand
will serve one year.
If the Dramatic Club of Delhi can bril-
=. their performances up to standard equ
W 10 that of their presentation of "The Lift
M Rebel last night their entertainers
A will be satisfactory to their patrons and ?
IS cuniarily so to themselves. The followil
g was the cast
00 Sir Stephen Poppincourt.. Mr.. A. Donalds
az Arthur Ormeston....- j. Donalds
Page and Cabman. an...............-.-.... Mr.. Bugt
% Mrs. Wingrove.. Mrs. Pier
"a Laura ........................Miss Hi
Kitty Vinks. Miss Humphr,
SO The initial performance of the event
"a was "My Wife's Mother" and althou
:, passable was not equal to the closing. Ne
10 Thursday evening 'Old Phil.'s Birthda,
land 'sThe Morning Call"