The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-05

for being drunk, Julius Haman and Bill
Roster for disorderly conduct
At no distant day it is alleged that Mr..
Jas. Robinson will lead Miss Ida Gray, of
the First Ward, to the hymeneal altar.
Michael Cox is a good-meaning and peace
full citizen, and informs us that he never
came from Chicago to Hamilton, as was
supposed.
The Helen Potter Pleiades will give an
entertainment at the 0pera-house tonight
under the auspices of the Hamilton Liter
ary Association.
The funeral of John Hilker will take
place at the Zions Church Sunday after
noon, March 7th, at 2 o'clock. Rev. Mr..
Stemple officiating.
1t must have been blind man that made
complaint to the Gas Company about
there being no light on High street
Wednesday evening.
Council met last night to discuss the
question of county buildings. They de-
cided to hold a public meeting in some
large hall in the near future, where the
desire of the people can be expressed.
Rapid preparations are being made for
the telephone line that is to give us direct
and instantaneous communication with
Cincinnati. The office is being fixed up,
and the line will probably be in operation
by the first of next week.
There will be grand dinner party and
family reunion at the residence of Robert
Whitehead, in honor of his golden we'd
ding, on the 11th of March. The tenth an
niversary of his membership as Good
Templar will be celebrated the same day.
CIRCLEvlLLE o.
Mr.. Dewitt Oliver returned Monday from
visit to his mother, at Lebanon, O.
Mr.. H. f. Grand Girard was in Williams
port Tuesday, selling King of All Pain.
Frank Witch is employed as clerk ifl
Joe. Rogers shoe store, West Main street.
Circleville Literary Union held its first
anniversary meeting Monday night, at the
residence of Rev. McMullin.
| Mr.. H. G. Trask, the well-known freight
agent of the Scioto Valley Railroad, has
leased one-half of DR.. Stribing's residence
He will take possession about April 1st.
There will be meeting of the Pickaway
County Agricultural Society at the Court
house on Saturday, March 9th, for the elec
ton of officers and the transaction of SOM
very important business.
Rev. G. s. Bates, of Gambler, will lectur
here on Friday, April I'd, for the benefit O
st. Philips Church. DIR. Bates is mos
delightfully."- humorous lecturer, fin
speaker and deservedly popular man.
| DAYTON. ..
The Ashley Brown mare was yesterda
purchased by John Harries for $170 q
Sherifs sale.
:. Marvin Wolf, an old-time Cincinnatian
and resident of Dayton for more tha
thirty years. is lying at the point of death
Mr.. John M. Snyder, eldest brother c
Mr.. Chas. w. Snyder, Clerk of the Probat
Court, was buried this afternoon from hi
residence in Cincinnati.
Notwithstanding the very unfavorabl
weather last night, Eaker Hall was crowt
ed upon the occasion of the Rink benef
for Memorial Presby terian Church.
!, A man was found concealed in the fourt
!, floor OF the Phillips House last night aft
. the banquet, evidently with the intentiC
. of stealing. He was placed in the statiol
:. house.
Q The following marriage licenses were
is sued yesterday: Oliver P. Ewry and El
e Shepherd, Nicholas Shaw and Fannie &c
e (colored( Harry Pollard and Alice R. Ale
8. ander (coloredl
e Officer Jack Mccain yesterday arrest
! Pierce Sohooley ON charge of pei
o larceny. Pierce's aunt, Mrs. Elizabe
Schooley, complained that a hand-trur
containing money and other valuables hs
;, been stolen by her graceless nephew.
l. The wit and wisdom of the Dayton B
y assembled around their annual banquet
). the spacious dining hall of the Philli
IS House last evening. This was the eigh
e annual banquet of the Association, and W
J. most enjoyable in every respect. Hon.
e. A. Houk presided.
,r The fund raised by our citizens for t
- widow and children of Policeman Lynal
4 some time ago murdered by Francis, h
~ y reached the sum of $l,945. The mortga
~ of $500 on the family homestead was pa
20 from this sum, and the committee havi
20 the matter in charge appointed Mess
=. Callahan and Marshall to invest the balan
N OF the fund for the benefit of the fami
# for the murdered policeman.
- Dill DldCkUuIH, Luo uoGoTIOuS OuOId
whom all the officers of this and Mia
County have been endeavoring to captu
for the past six months, was arrested
y day about noon in house in the southe
" portion of the city by Sergt. Davy and
ficers Ogler, Keller and Roundsman Bru
$ ner.
II VIM. Bennigan, hack driver, was bad
10 beaten by party who undertook to ia
possession of his hack while it stood
eT front of house of questionable repute
IN the South End, awaiting party of you
r. gentlemen who had gone thither in W
at Jams hack. William is now confined
his bed.
1t The striking molders of Stout, Mill
10 Temples Works held meeting yesterc
It. afternoon and agreed to accept the comp
L. mise offered by the firm; that is, to 60
work for 16 per cent advance instead OF
a per cent. as demanded. One condition
v, " the compromise is that all men who w
ID to work during the strike shall be {
ii. charged, which was agreed to by the I'll