The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.


0AXIOHs -
Captain Bean has finished lowering the
track in Newport, and the job was well
done.
DR.. Dunn will sing at the entertainment
at the Y. M. G. A. Rooms in Cincinnati to-
night
Mr.. Pleasant Stamper and family have re-
moved from Fourth street to Day ton, Ken
lucky.
Miss Esther Waters, formerly of Day ton
morrow to Mr.. N. Hutchinson, of Pennsyl-
vania.
Rev. E. L. Saunders will deliver fare
well sermon and bid adieu to his old con-
gregation at the M. e. Church tomorrow
night, previous to his departure for Mays
vile.
A young boy named George Helms
charges that he was attacked Sunday and
beat up by one George Schret. The latter
was arrested and will be tried before Mayor
Maxey to-day.
! The prize rolling match of the st. Alloy
sius Young Mems Society, of Dayton, which
closed last Saturday, netted $3.50. Fred
Meader carried off the capital prize, which
was $40 gold piece.
Postmaster Hayward says there is rule
of the Post-ofice Department which dis
countenances the changing of the name of
Post-office to one which would be similar
to that of another office in the same State
or vicinity, and that under this ruling the
Department would refuse to create an East
Newport Post-office. This would leave Day
ton, or jamestown, or Brooklyn, or East
Newport, or whatever it might be called, in
the beautiful condition of having one name
for the city and another for the Post-ofics.
DAYTON. o.
There were no election fights of conse-
quence yesterday.
Rev. Jos. Cook was greeted with q most
flattering audience at Music Hall last
night.
The Beckel House goes into the hands Of
new proprietor on the 10th inst-Mr.
Fox, of Springfield.
The Baptist Union is considering plans
for new church to be erected, at the cor
ner of Clay and Van Buren, streets
The following marriage licenses were is.
1 sued yesterday: Valentine Wohlmann
and Gottlieb Durr, Jasper Weaver and
Clara McNelly, VIM. A. Hit and Annie M.
Wise.
In the Superior Court the following suit.
i. were filed yesterday: Stanley Whittake
vs.. VIM. H. Meyer, S., 900 damages claimed
|, John H. Stevenson Vs. David Kinsey, $40,
900 claimed.
Rudolph Minick, the night watchman al
the Woodsum machine shops Sunday night
a little after IL o'clock, heard man strug.
Cling in the canal near the Keowee street
bridge. Minick pulled him out and saved
his life The man was German and lives
in Texas
The young men caught in Barlow & Col
store yesterday morning at the Station
house gave their names as John Manning
and Buck Mckay. 1t was ascertained yes
terday, however, that the name of the one
calling himself Manning is Thos. McCarty
They are each twenty-one years old and
both live in Dayton.
HOME CITY.
The following were successful at th,
village election yes'srday:
Mayor-Nelson Say ler.
. Clerks. w. Cullom.
Sealer of. Weights and Measures-Johr
Tulloch.
Treasurer-G T. McIntyra .
Marsbal-Samuel Emmett
Council-T. E. Dean, J. D. Parker. H
Nieman, H. s. Biedler, A. Slater and D. M
Steward.
WEST COVINGTON, KY.
Mr. Charles Ware and friend, of Cold
Springs, Ky., were visiting Mr.. Charles T.
Martin, of West Covington last Saturday
Through the kindness of Father WILEY
We were yesterday shown the interior O
: st. AIMS Church, which has recently beer
handsomely decorated and frescoed ant
now presents an appearance second to ne
church in this vicinity. The walls ar,
adorned with several appropriate and we'll.
executed paintings, the work of Mr.
U' Utassy, formerly aconnected with tn,
Southern Railroad. Our citizens have rea
son to be proud of their handsome littl,
church.