The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-15

ing last Thursday night that the Associa-
tion would wind up its affairs tonight and
that all members who had not borrowed
funds from the society would receive their
shares in full. This, however, will not b
the case unless an agreement is arrived -
before o'clock this afternoon, ths
hour for closing :, the . bank,
from the fact that the stockholders who At
tached the Society's funds in Taylor's Bank
have refused to withdraw them. The So
ciety has about 81. 500 in the bank, which
is sufficient to settle with the stockholdeU
above referred to- but fully $500 of The
amount is attached leaving the Society tiak
amount in arrears.
HAMILTON.
Net receipts of the II. L. /. Fair. $4S6 a
Attend the U. P. Social at tie residences
of oliver Traber tonight. .t
A pleasant surprise was rendered John
McI.ain on Tuesday night last
John Faith is attending the funeral Of his
brothers wife, at Morrow, Ohio.
VIM. Ritchie left Monday night for tho
South, on two weeks business trip.
c.. B. Weiss, the sword walker. is nov
regularly employed by q Cincinnati variety
troupe. .
General Joe Geiger lectures tonight Il
the Opera-house on What Know about
Doctors"
Thomas Beckett has been appointed a..
sistant book-keeper at Beckett l. Laurie's
paper-milL
Mr.. Henry Klein is now acting as agent
for the Phillips Coal Elevator Co., J. A. j
Smith, manager, Cincinnati.
Prof Proctor, the great English Astron-
omer, will deliver lecture next Monday
night at Dixon's Opera-house. Subject
Science"
Erwin Lehman sprained his left hand
some time ago, from the effects of which lus
is now layed up with pet" vf no mean
dimensions.
Miss Ella Allison, sister of Saml. Allison,
has returned to her home in Piqua after =
very pleasant two weeks visit among
friends and relations in this city.
The Hamilton Fire Alarm Line is being
extended to the Miami Distillery, so as to
facilitate communication between thak
place and the city in case of fire.
John Farber says he does not intend to
get married for some time to come, but ws
must have hard-pan facts in regard to this
matter as it is one of vital interest to tho
"boys"
A young lady has put in her appearance
at the residence of John Tucker. Thb
leads to the fact that Mrs. Elizabeth Ria,
of the First Ward, is now great-snnd-
mothef.s
Mrs Marbrey Farber died at $50 D. N,
Tuesday, at the advanced age of eightysix.
The funeral took place at $3.50 o'clock this
morning from the st. Stephens Church. The
deceased leaves large family to mourn hee
loss.
The report that Professor Theurer had
disposed of the effects of the Gymnasium
to the Oxford boys was false in every par
ticular. MIR. Theurer has not the least idea
OF selling out, for, as soon as this Gymna-
SUM "muddle' can be settled, he proposes
to start up on his own hook.
Officer Hafertepen arrested Henry Sharp
last night on charge of petit larceny. For
some time past he has kept track of iron
quotations with view Of disposing of lit
tie surplus metal secured of J. F. Bender &
Bros. Among this iron dealers booty ws
noticed cog-wheels car couplings, .castingA
hooks. CRATES, car wheels shafts and numer.
Gus other small articles.
DAYTON. o.
Mr. James Ritty on Tuesday sold his biz
Irish setter Bogie to G. Dujour, of Missouri
for $3.50.
Mamie Merritt was yesterday taken 10
the County Jail to be held as a witness
agains, George Graham, whom she accuses
of rape.
This morning Mr.. George Shelton and
Miss B. Duffy, of BellbrooS, were married
at st. Joseph's Church. They leave for .
trip East. .t
MARRIAGE LICENSES. g. Hill and
Sarah E. Eidemiller, VIM. H. Ivers, Jr., and
Nancy J. Wilkinson, Ferdinand Moliluaa
and Annie Haet. ..
The members of Company X are arrans.
ing to hold q public reception and ball in
the City Hall ON February 23d. Their firs1
parade will be on that afternoon.
A poor wretch with the toes of both fees
frozen off, lay around the Union Depsk
waiting-room yesterday until Officer Ogi9
procured pass and shipped him to Mid
dletown. He had been shipped here from
some other point. -
YESTERDAYS Courts. .-Shilloch vs. Clsrk.
The jury returned a verdict of 1851 fer
plaintiff
James Mumford vs. Anna Mumford. De.
cree of divorce in favor Of plaintiff for
neglect and cruelty.
Mary Blue VS.. Alexander Blue. Ordered
off docket, e~3 '
Luke HSley VS.. Mary Francis. Settled.
Henry Rapp VS.. Deleutha Rapn Dis
missed for want of prosecution at PLAINTIFF
cos's. E.
Caroline Kellner vs.. Henry Kellner Dis
missed at defendants costs. No record.
VIM. Snyder, brother OF Engineer Frank
Snyder, was picked up on Brown street.
between and 2 o'clock yesterday morning
by Andrew Ritzert. He was badly cut u1
and bleeding. ,..