The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-30
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
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When the Daily Mail next starts It will
not be male newspaper, but-no matter.
John Speers. an American citizen of Afri
can descent got "a 80 yesterday for abusing
his white frau. -.,; -....-
Mrs James Pyles had her pocket picked
on High street yesterday. but strongly sus
poets the thief. -. +,
M. W. Plattenberg il moving to bis new
furniture ware-rooms, So West Main street
which are handsomely fitted up.
The name of Sheriff b. G. Coffin is pro
posed for County Commissioner, now that
his term of Office as Sheriff is about com
pleted.
The day of prayer for colleges was yester
day celebrated here with services at the Lu
theran Church, and at the chapel of the
college.
The proceeds OF the Parnell demonstra.
tion held here recently, amounting to $3.50
were yesterday forwarded to Drexel, Nor.
gan q Co.. bankers. New York.
Uncle Billy Reid has gone back to duty
with the iron-clad. oaths of Gen. jackson
ITO do or die," and the Station House
henceforth may b expected to hold water,
Marriage licenses up to Thursday-Elishs
9. Smith and MaryH. Durkee, J. c. Lam.
bert and Mary @. Peters and a couple not
ready to face the music of the STA RS pub
licity just yet.
Johnny Mack, the well-known brakeman
on the G., @. q l. Road, who lost his watch
and lot of other jewelry three or four years
ago, was lucky enough to secure the return
OF his watch q day or two ago in Cincin-
natl.
Richard Rankin was arrested for drunk
and disorderly conduct last evening and
was found to have $246 in money on his
person. There were some family matters
mixed up with his difficulties but as
long time, he was discharged with an ad-
monition. ,
Miss Eva Martin. young lady residing
on South Yellow Springs street, lost a gold
watch and chain Wednesday evening while
attending the Congregational Church OF
soon after leaving. The finder will be suit
ably rewarded by returning to her father,
A. ]. Martin, with P. Pellart & Co.
The names of the Mardi Gras excursion.
lists who left yesterday are: Capt. and Mrs.
G. Haube, Mrs. E. s. s. Rouse, Wiley J.
Rouse, James w. Hull, Mrs. Thomas J,
Pnngle, Miss Annie Dial, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. A. Hay and Harry Haube. The trip is
expected to occupy even three weeks.
They held quite little levee of friends
on starting. a .. ..
A severe accident occurred at Leffel's
saw-mill on the Fairfield Road, near town,
by which a young man named Morris
Steinberger was caught by the belt which
he was endeavoring to put on and had his
arm broken in three places. 1t was ex-
tremely fortunate that lie escaped with his
life, as had not the belt given way he would
have undoubtedly been drawn in bodily
and killed. .-...
AvONDALE. ....-. P.
The grading of Beech street 10 about
completed. ... .....t..... ...'I.'.'
Mr.. Thomas French expects to remove to
New York early in the spring. Pm.
There is strong feeling growing in favor
of new site for the Town Hall.
Special religious services are being held
nightly in Grace M. Z. Church, to which
all are invited.
The masquerade at Bauer's Assembly
Rooms last night was . success, over eighty
couples in mask being present. -.
The leap-year party given last night in
Avon Hall by the ladies in the village was
q decided hit, and the ladies showed their
ability to manage an entertainment in q
creditable, and, we might say, faultless
manner. .af I.4 : t' -
The ladies who were the most active
in the affair were Mrs. Samuel Nick eehan.
Mrs. A. J. Redway, Mrs. VIM. w. An
drews, Mrs VIM. Ellis and Mrs. s. R. Bur-
ton.
The hall was tastefully decorated with
lace curtainA chinese fans and lanterns,
and evergreena The music was excellent
and the supper the very best that could be
served. t.' ... I'd
Each lady was required to select her e.
cort or partner, and no lady permitted to
enter the ball accom- panied by her husband.
The general swapping Of husbands, lovers
and brothers was an agreeable featurs of
the entertainment, and gave many hem
pecked husband an opportunity of elud-
ing the surveillance OF his wife, and lover
Of his sweetheart.
The attendance was large, Clifton, Mt
Walnut Hills and the city being
well represented.
The dancing was kept up until after mid
night, and every one present will cherish
pleasant recollections Of the first genuine
leap year party given in the village.
vINCENNEs, IND. s
Lee Sinsheimer and Charles H. ThiesinR.
two linen drummers returned here to-day.
They are we'll acquainted here and are
jolly crew. Drummers now are al plenti-
ful as flies in summer time.
The County Commissioners will meet in
special session Friday, Feb. 9Th, to take
in consideration the petitions which ask for
The order of an election in Vincennes and
Harrison Townships, to either endorse
or reject . proposition to levy q
Two per cent. tax in aid Of the
Vincennes and Petersburg Railroads.
The impossible condition Of the roads will
favor the carrying through of the project,
rs the people seem unanimous for its con-
struction. It would be great benefit both
10 Vincennes and Petersburg II the road
should be built ....... ......
The Leap Year dance given at University
Hall last night was brilliant affair and
the managers, Misses Mary Kerner, Clara
Beach and Anna Krsbs, deserve great credit
in getting it up in such q nice manner.
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