The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-22
ADDITIONAL sUBURBAk
BELLEVUE. KiK.


Mr. James Joyce's residence. on Division
street. is fast nearing completion.
Mr.. Charles Hauseman, the barber, hag
been quite Ill during the last few days bus
is much better.
Rev. W. R. Watson, pastor of the M. Z
Church, and his family arrived yesterday
from Manchester, Ohio.
Mr.. Callahan, OF Front street. Is suferins
considerably from cold contracted In his
left eye about two weeks ago.
MIR. John Scofield, the shoemaker, In
ished pair Of boots for man in dayton
yesterday. The boots measured from ths
heel to the toe 1871 inches exae.
Mr.. John Young, who left last week fus
his brothers farm near Mt Washington
Ohio, will probably devote his attention =
farming this season. John was a black
smith in the Bolt Works, but the placo
became too close and confning tor hA
health.
The temperance meeting last night Wa
large one, many new faces being seen,
especially those of the Mayor. Councilmen.
and other distinguished citizens who ars
becoming interested. Songs were given
by Chas Anspaugh, Edward Josyln and
Miss Mollie Carr, recitation by Mis-
Fay Balance. The reading of 'Custers
Last Charge" by Mr.. John Foster, was wsll
received. Rev. r. W. Watson. pastor Il
the M. K. Church, delivered brief address
| which was listened to very attentively, and
which created a good impression. Ma
Genoway, assisted by Adam Smyrl con-
Quoted the meeting.
OAVTON N.
The remains of John A. Trimble have nd
yet been found.
The late Milo G. Williams. of UrbanA
was one of the founders of the Day ton L.
brary.
Prof. Thomas A. Bisbee was last nigh1
presented with a rich upholstered arins
chair by some of his pupils.
Inquest Of lunacy was yesterday held
and John L. Kiefer adjudged insane and
committed to the Asylum.
Mayor Hoser sent to the Work Houm
yefterday A. B. Leonard, who plead guilty
to stealing two caps from Cellerius' hal
store Tuesday night.
James Crowell was Yesterday arrested by
Roundsman Bueker on the charge of at-
tempted violence on the person of young
girl named Emma Borne.
The Police Board organized yesterday
with Mr.. Harry Graves as President Mayoe
Hcsier and Mr.. Noodle, the new member.
occupied their seats as members of the
Board.
The following marriage licenses were H.
sued yesterday: Andrew Kunkell AMI
Regina Schuster, Daniel OConnell and
Mary B. O'Rourke, Alfred Winship and
Mary E. Dunifer.
The Board of Water Works Trustees q,
ganzed Tuesday. with Milton Bennett q
President. D. B. Wilcox was re-electe&
Secretary for the ensuing year, and VIM. A.
Kennsy Assistant Secretary, M. L. L.Weays1
Engineer, and Frank Sachs Pipeman.
Sergeant Daniels last evening arrested
Sarah Davis, colored, aged twenty -six,
residing on Long street, on charge o&
cutting to wound her husband, Theo
dore Davis 1t is said that she gave him q
couple OF quite severe gashes with . table
knife.
DAYTON. KY.
i CHANcERY COURT ton Building An.
sociation against Jesse Arthur on note d
$500.
Every body should bear in mind the Mum
Social at the M. E. Church next Monday
night.
Mrs. Jolly gave candy-pulling to her
Sunday school class last night at her red
dence on Dayton avenue.
The Robin Hood Archers meet to-mor-
row night at the residence Of Mr.. Heath.
Third and Dayton avenue.
st. Aloysius Ysung Mems Society an-
nounce u shooting-match ut Huesman'a
Hall, to begin Sunday, May I'd, and lsss
one week. The best shot gets . silve5
watch.