The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-02
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
DAYTON. HE.

Judge Makibben has recovered ana Is
again on deck.
Mrs. Alexander, our well-known station
er, is on visit to Butler, KY.
Miss Fannie Best, of Boston Station, KY,
is visiting friends on Fulton street.
Mrs. Jones' the wife of our popular Coun-
ty Clerk, is ill at her home, on jefferson
street.
Mrs. Rewalt Of Madison street. has re-
turned from pleasant trip to Cumberland.
Maryland.
The accomplished and eloquent Mr.. Ho-
ratio Brown, of Louisville, said to be one OF
the most charming young men in the coun-
try, is announced to address the Good
Templars tonight.
BOARD OF EDUcArIoN.-The Board of Ed
ucation met at the upper school-house
Wednesday night.
Superintendent's report for March, show
ing attendance 418. received and filed.
Bills amounting to s54 IA and the salary
account for Marcn were allowed.
Treasurers report from January 1st, 1879,
to March 1st. 1880, showing receipts,
So, ,445 80; disbursements, So. 399 66; balance,
$45 GA. Received and filed.
Report of Clerk from April 1st 1879, to
March 31st, 1880, showing receipts,
81, 1884 98; orders drawn. So, TAB GA, and pres
ent Indebtedness, $2611 35. Received and
filed.
The Board then adjourned sine die, and
the new Board proceeded to organize by
electing VIM. Hasson, ESQ.,, President.
The salary of Clerk was fixed at $65, and
election postponed until next meeting.
| The Board then adjourned to meet next
Wednesday night at the lower school-house.
List of letters remaining uncalled for in
the Post-ofice at Dayton, KY, for the
month ending March 31st: Mrs W.
K. Brown, Ellen Brookmyer, Philomena
Duggan, Lissie Grimme Mrs. R. N. Ora.
ham, Mrs. N. B. Hays, Rev. B. Hillebrand,
Mrs F. Lucas John Maddin, Johanna
Roach, John Sprunk, Anna Sanhorst, Mag
gle Sinclair, Mollie Witkowsky.
| G. B. HAYWARD, P. M.
DAYTON. o.
There will bs a meeting Of the Ole
Guard tonight.
Receipts of the st. Patrick's evening en-
tertainment, $246 SO.
The night drawing schools of the cit.
: closed last evening for the winter.
The last timber of the tower of the Third
street Church lfas been taken down.
Many will oe panied to learn of the sue
den death of Mrs. Charles H. Crawford.
Trojan Lodge, No. ITO. X. of p, of Troy
O., last night dedicated their new Castl
Hall.
A gas-main is being laid on South Lud
low street, from its present terminus to tn
foot of the street.
, "Blind Tom." the celebrated PAGER, wa
brought to the city yesterday. and taken t.
the fair ground for training.
The attendance was large at the Harrie
Guard Fair last night and the interest il
, the votes largely on the increase.
On the 14th instant, the anniversary Q
Che death of President Lincoln, Hon. Gee
w. Williams will speak at Memorial Hall
t at the Soldiers Home.
The workmen engaged in excavating
culvert at the intersection of Main an
Second streets yesterday unearthed quar-
: tity Of frasmentary greenbacks.
, Judge Jordan has sold his residence /
: Dayton View to Mr.. E. R. Stilwell, q
r Still we'll & Berce. Mr.. and Mrs. Jorda
will make their home in Cincinnati.
, Roehm's on Second street, next to tn
. Schieble House, was burglarized Wednei
9 day night of three boxes of cigars. Til
! burglars got through back window.
VIM. A. Hornsr, of the Fire Department
, was married last evening to Miss Mary
, Welci, at the residence Of Mr.. Eli Diehl
near New Lebanon, by Rev. d. N. Howe.