The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-24

ier's Dancing Academy on Thursday night.
Quite pleasant and social time was ths
programme. ..,
'.Damon and Pythias' by Hsnehette and
the leading lady in the heavy part, was
performed to the great credit Of han-
chette. He really is q first-class comedian.
The X. of P. was, for amateur assistance,
very acceptable. A good house greeted the
Opera House doors open at p. m.
"" NEwARk. o. '
The managers of the new Music Hall
have secured the famous actress, Kate
Claxton, to open the same on Monday
night February I'd, with "The Two Or
phans." F'sh ''.'-
VIM. Nugent and Arnold Richardson,
who are charged with stealing lot OF furs
from the warehouse Of Phil. d. Miller,
were bound over by the Mayor In the sum
of $500 EACH in default of which they were
sent to Jail. 'whare they will hs Obliged 70
stay until next May. 1LA.FL. r. a
Some young men from East Newark got
pretty drunk on Thursday night and just
as the amolders' dance was breaking up
went in the dance boiling over for tight.
They kept picking 6fst on one and then
another, when at last they met the wrong
man, who showed fight, but there were too
many for one, and only for the timely ar
rwsl Of The police would have considerably
beaten him. = i4lf8 SF}s 1860
: wAPAKoNEFA. q.
Mrs. M. Meuch is rapidly improving.
Mr.. /. Bollock, of Day ton, was in town
Friday. -. .. .-.-...---,- 80
Billy Fauset, travelling agent for Rlume 4
suspender fact0ry,,is in town. "a 4"
Mr.. Marksteller, and family is on q visit
to his wife's sister, Mrs M. Cramer. 80 '
CIRCLEvlLLE o. '' '
twenty ,prisohers in the county Jail. 'rT
D. i. Millet is in New Lexiugton this
week.
J. Gilbert is THE boss bill-poster. and nc
mistake.
Jesse BriHon hasreturned from Ids triI
70 Gaiifornia. NJ E&F b y :
! Charles w Bothkin is Aons again from
New L ork City, @s~fSs Y @ar "zF
A foot.bridge has beer. erected across the
canal at the foot of Mound street. =
George Hacket, has purchased the barber
shop lately owned by James Tfbbs.
| Miss, Aggie Steele has returned hoRle
from q three dnonths visit at Baltimore.
Ed. Beachtell started for eSt Louis last
tuesday, where he will make q short visit
John -Rsdding, indicted for arson, was
sentenced TO three years in the Penitep
| tiary.
lsGeorge K. Miller, attendant at Ceatra
Ohlo Asylum, is,s at Aame iop o. ten-days
leave Of absenoe. # :
Any one wishing to take the STAR will
please call on. A. j, Pembroke, or leavt
/ word at Lynch y Weaver's store, west MAR
i street. .r4 ..,' ~ r..'s. AXE. :
4 Thieves entered theresidence of. Steine
Ia few,nliles south Of this city. last Wednes
day, stealing pair of boots, q revolver, sew
AHal gold EiRgs, q watch, etc. '.-, ',s'--'--
| .......... HAMILTON. .-..---
Mrs. August Eckert has gone to Morrow
o., to looate peEmansntly. /;
Robert Williams, Jr, of Eaton, was il
the city yesterday OH business. HIrgt, 7
Mrs. Anna Goebs is lying dangerously il
at her residence, on Chestnut street. q ,
Dame Rumor says that Miss Maggie Fal
lent will lead a young gentleman of thi
city to the altar of love in short time. !
On Wednesday afternoon last, Mr.. job,
Gardner was made the happy recipient off
4 bouncing daughter by his amiable wife.
j "A -very quiet wedding took place Oh Mon
day evening of this week. The contracting
parties were Mr.. J. Shaupand Miss Kati
Geslng. sF'aaf'F /,
"A larse crowd OF Hamilton asblootis
4 went to Millvifle last night to.attend th,
s,cial bopEgiyen iby the young men of tina
place at Town Hall. NJ ,-5u. Ia DtGi
There was a pleasant party at the resi-
i ,dence of Mr.. John Heet on Thursday even
ing Of this week. A splendid time wa
had by aifhis friends. '~-- "-'--'
Captain Elble has purchased fine stool
of confectionery articles and opened up ii
i first-elass style on the corner of Front an,
High. Give hima call. rr..,-.,..l
Samuel G. Green, of Baltimore, has al
rived and taken charge of H. P. Deuscher
molding shop Mr.. Green lis O pleasan
gentleman and a good foreman. ~ '..t
4 The Telephone Line has been extende,
to the Still-house and the Miami Fertile
l ing Establishment, which adds greatly tt
our former system of communication. Z
Mr.. Jacob Niedeman has purchased TIL
grocery formerly owned by Joseph Hol
broke, on Second street. Mr.. Holbroke re
j tires with the best wishes of a host d
llffiends. IS. +f3t@ j 3,l &Aa W A' 'Ae \
An accident occurred on Thursday ths
might have resulted inlthe death OF g. w
Garter. He fell under gravel car and wa
dragged several feetbefore being OK tricated
No bones were broken.
I Mrs J. 8. Weller went to Middletowl
4 yesterdaystog give her first lesson in elocu
ton to a large class which she has organ
ized in thatcitv Mrs. Weller is good ell
ocutionist and d-giyes able instruction wher
DIR. Moody's subject tomorrow will be-
Progression is the monarch law in th
universe, everywhere and at all times oper
ating alike in saints and sinners in lthi
world and in the world to come" Text
Job xvii79.s ,lity.ay oe,gy &gfs
The surprise given Miss "Ghristeen Riley
at the residence of her father, Mr.. J. F
Riley, on Thursday night last, was bril-
4 liant affair. A host of friends mad
merry the evening, after which Prof. Geo
II M;itar dis rscnsad some fine mI,sic for th,