The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-21
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
H lLTON .

HAMILTON.
The funeral Of Mabel McAdams, the foas-
year-oid daughter Of George McAdams. JEs
took place yesterday.
Messrs. Nislan & Neal will act as attes.
news for the city in the three cases agaime
the city now pending In Court
We learn that A. H. Thompson is soon b
wed fair damsel of this city. Mr.. ThomP.
son is an enterprising young man, and -
wish him abundant success in the future.
Not satisfied with the work done by tho
Grand Jury, Prosecuting Attorney Wioiaa
has succeeded in his efforts to have So
ond one impaneled; therefore Sheriff BiaOk
will 90 through the second ordeal to-moe.
row.
A gentleman by the name of Green b
expected from Baltimore, in few dayA b
take charge Of the moulding shop Of II. =
Deuscher, on the c., H. & D. Railroad. Mn
Green comes we'll recommended as . frs1.
class workman.
The Long & Allstatter Manufactures
Company shipped one hundred sulky
rakes to st. Louis to-day. This rakA
known as Longs Patent Hamilton Sulky
Rake, is largely used throughout the couAp
try, being one of the best in the market
Mr. August Gluis has sold out his entio
interest in the property on Third street to
Lew. Cook, who will take charge of all busir
ness connected with the house hereafteA
A grand farewell dance will be given b.
night, after which Mr. Gluis steps out and
Mr.. Cook steps in.
Capt. Elble leaves the Post-office to-daA
much to the regret of large number q
our citizens, who have been patient with
him for long time in the discharge OF ~
duties The Captain has purchased aa4
will take charge of the property on IL
corner OF High and Front streets, formerlf
owned by Ed. Hughes, Esq.
The city presents lonely appearanoo
after o'clock each evening. Ali the -
tractive places close at that hour. WHICH
does away with s0 much street walking q
night. Some think this move will soon b
discouraged and proprietors will again
hold their stores open till s or O'Clock.
while others think it good move and dos.
tined to be lasting one IN the right d.
rection.
The funeral of the venerable Moses Simps
son yesterday, was largely attended.
The mask ball of the Turner Society q
the Tivoli was brilliant affair last night
and was we'll attended.
The following marriage licenses were b
sued yesterday: Moses Mengle and 6ailio
A. IzOf, Frank L. Hohler and Mary Mer1R
William H. Brown and Minnie Morgan.
Owing to one Of the members Of ii
Grand Jury being called away from ~
city yesterday by sickness there was n
meeting yesterday Of the Grand Jury.
William Mead, the man who struck 4
w. Weis with hammer in Texas on Tussl
day, was yesterday arrested by Officer Ha-
ney on q warrant sworn out by WsiA
charging Mead with assault and battery.
Last evening Miss Lulu B. Townley, Q
young lady formerly living in Tippecanoa
but who tcame to Dayton several months
ago with her. parents, died at her home %
Marshal street. Her death was unexpect
ed.
Doctors Reeve, Conklin, Jewett auA
others few days since amputated one Il
the legs of Ex-Recorder J. II. Halls littls
son, who was so severely injured soms
Llonths since by being trampled BY .
horse. ...
Alexander Kissinger was arraigned -
terday before Mayor Butz for preliminary
examination on charge of aiding sa9
abetting murder, and upon the request q
his counsel his case was continued untn
to-day. ....
Mr.. E. E. Barney stepped to the frosA
yesterday as q citizen Of worth should d
and gave $100 to the fund for the relief Il
the widow and little ones of the murdered
Lyman. The fund now exceeds 81, 100 h
amount.
A young man named Morrison was ar.
rested by the police in the city last even
ing, charged with forgery. He is said -
belong to prominent family in the city
and the particular offense for which he 4
arrested is forging note on his father.
Mr.. Nba Crawford, lately retired from
the Vice Presidency and Treasurership q
the Stillwell Il Bierce Manufacturing Co.
was last evening made aware of the high
regard held for him by the employees e
that institution by the presentation cf -
elegant gold-headed cane.
NEWARK. o.
Mr.. Thos. Keller has gone to st. LoulA
NO., where he will prove his claim in tho
. estate.
SACRED to the memory of the Street Com.
mittee Of Newark, o." is the way a sisa
reads that is placed on mound of mud In
front Of Lennox q Wilson's feed stors.
Church street.
On Monday morning Officer Doc Broohs
arrested Wick Schrum, aged fourteen years
for stoning a passenger train. He wa1
taken before the Mayor and fined s. and
costs and ten days in the Work-house.
A short time since there appeared in the
STAR q small item concerning the arrest Of
Officer Jas. Overturf for assault with intent
to kill Since that time the person who
entered the complaint has Withdrawn IL
thereby showing that Officer Overturf was
right when he struck the prisoner with his
mace.