The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-04

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being seized with the pangs of childbirth
while on the train, she was put off al
Troy and hastily taken to the Hatfield
House, where she gave birth to a boy 8
few moments after her arrival. She was
kindly attended by DIR. Keefer, of Troy
and the proprietors of the Hatfield
House generously offer her care unit
able to leave.
RICHMOND. IND.
The Helen Potter "Pleisdes" are billed
here for the Phillips Opera-house Satur-
day, March 9th.
The Avenue House is to be completely
remodeled at an early day. A Cincin'
NATHAN has become its owner.
The shops of our city are now prepar.
ing to run full time. This will be joyful
news to our hard-working mechanics
Tramps who stop over here in the fu-
ture wild have to pay for their entertain
ment by donning ball and chain and
assist in a rock concert.
A youngster named Willie Miller,
while playing upon the stohe wall near
the Chase Piano-works, Tuesday after
noon, fell into the water and had a mar
row escape from drowning.
Morgan Jones' warm spot is the credit
able cosy nook, which he has just erected
on Washington avenue, just west of the
tracks. This ST., ,nal-house has two at
tractions-Morgab and a basc-burner.
Fred. Mag, Officer Yeager and Chas.
Pack, who assisted in the removal of the
effects of ta Rose livery stable during
the fire on Tuesday morning, carry their
credit for the work performed in blis
tered hands.
The entertainment announced for We'd
nesday night, for the benefit of our city
poor, failed to come to time. Misman-
agement is attributed as the cause. Sew
eral gentlemen of prominence will now
give their services towards carrying out
the programme next week.
John Dennis, the tramp arrested at
Hamilton, last week, was brought to our
city and arraigned in court on Tuesday
afternoon for the larceny of gold watch
and chain, the property of Jacob Ballin-
ger, farmer, living in Greene Town
ship. He pleaded guilty and was SEN
fenced to two years in the Penitentiary,
fined $40 and costs and disfranchised
him three years. Deputy Sheriff Cor,
man departed for Jacksonville to-day
Thursday with Dennis in tow.
LAWRENCEBURG. IND.
Miss Lille Willis was visiting friends
in Aurora Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. N. P. Powell, of Greenwood,
Ind, is visiting Clint. Jones, her son-in-
law. of Hunts Hotel.
Lou. Wilson's two-year-old son died
of diphtheria Tuesday, and was placed
in Greendale Cemetery vault yesterday.
II. E. M. Campbell, of Cincinnati, o.,
Deputy Supreme Regent Royal Area
mum, is here for the purpose of organizing
a Council of this Order,
Davey Nevitt was, by the Court, adj
judged insane Yesterday "wednesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Shaw will take hewitt to
aer home, in Charlottesville, Ind
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-John William
son to Sarah Ruby; Sallie Clair Haw-
horn and James J. Walsh; Henry J.
Wittenberg to Maggie M. Soldner; Lu.
linda Baker and Henry S. Conger.
County Commissioners meet in regular
session Monday, to continue until all
business is transacted. Steve Meyer,
John Sticking and Frank Ross took out
liquor licenses. The Medical Fraternity
received their fees for waiting upon the
County poor. No business Of impor-
tance transacted.
GREENFIELD. q.
The "Block Puzzle" or the game of
fifteen, is a source OF much amusement
in our town at present.
Mr.. N. L. Littler, Roadmaster of the
Dayton & Southeastern Railroad,
in on us for few minutes yes
terday "wednesday morning. Clip is
enjoying splendid health.
At meeting of the Gymnasium Club
On Tuesday evening it was decided to
rive another entertainment in three
weeks from this (Thursday) evening.
lovers may expect good
show.
SNEDAKER-W -WALLACE.-On Wednes-
day evening, Sd inst, on North Main
street, Mr.. J. w. Snedaker to Miss
Mary Wallace. May peace and happi-
ness attend them all along their lives
are the best wishes of their many friends.
Temperance is assuming alarming pro-
portions to our liquor dealers here, there
having been meeting appointed on last
Sabbath for Thursday, March 11th, to
consider the propriety of nominating a
straight temperance ticket for all corpo-
ration officers.
Mr.. JIG. Steen, of Cincinnati, agent
'or the Esty & Shonninger Organ Com
oany, is now a resident of our town. We
are glad to welcome him as a citizen,
and hope that his stay with us will be a
pleasant one and that he will feel at
nome with us, and also meet with a lib
eral patronage in his line of business.
BELLEVUE. IKE.
Cox will please meet Box tonight at
on Fairfield avenue.