The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-27
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
DAYTON. o.


A grand reception was given the Knights
of Py ythias at the Beckel House last even
ing.
The "widow Bedott' was PLAYED at Mu-
sic Hall last evening to well crowded
house.
Governor Brown, of the Soldiers Home,
arrived from New York via o., d. d u.
Road Tuesday.
An immense throng Of people at the
Home yesterday-it is estimated at ten or
twelve Thousand.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Doren died at O'Clock p. m. yester-
day aged one day.
Two pickpockets were detected yester.
day at the Home by Officer Dickensheeth
and Sergeant Daniels Captain Carr caught
the third while in the act.
The house heretofore known as the Gre
BILE House, on the corner of Sixth and Main
| streets, will from this date be known as the
Baker House. 1t has already got a good
run of business.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday: George w. Bachman and
Jennie Miller, Charles H. Lineberg and
Florence D. Lahleyss, VIM. H. Ferguson
and Clara E. Meyers.
There was an attendance of several hun
dred at the Fair Grounds yesterday to wit
ness the opening races. 1t was supposed
that the attendance would be rather slim
on account of the great attraction at the
Home, but there was very reasonable a.
tendance, and to the astonishment of the
officers great portion were ladies'
| A singular and rather serious accident
occurred on jefferson street yesterday
evening in front of the City Building. A
spike in the street Car track having become
loose, rail few up and canght in The
wheel of moving express wagon. The
rail was forced through the bottom of the
bed and struck and quite severely injured
boy driving the vehicle. TIE extent of
his Injuries has not been ascertained.
The city has been favorably and pro-
fusedly blessed with music during the past
few DAYS, and judging from the attraction
it seemingly produces, 0nr music-loving
citizens never tire in listening to the sweet
strains of musical melody waited upon
zephyr breezes. Yesterday evening some
beautiful and pathetic strains we're pro-
duced on the corner of Fifth and Main
streets by the Barlow, Primrose, Wilson
g. West Minstrel Band.
We had occasion to stop in at the Globe
Restaurant, in the Dickey House Block on
South Ludlow street. the other dav, and
imagine our surprise in finding the conr-
teous and obliging young proprietor of this
well-conducted establishment to be none
other than Mr.. Lee Pnelps Il Q old and
respected acquaintance Of our boyhood
days. Mr. Phelps was an active
and successful newsboy for thirteen
years, and served in this capacity the
greater part of the time above mentioned
in tne Dayton Union Depot. We now find
him nicely established in the restaurant
business, just as energetic as in the former
, and apparently adapted by nature to this
pursuit.
HAMILTON.
Home Dramatic, where are your
Mrs. Norman is lying quite sick at her
3 resldence
James Campbell crates on Decoration
Day, the 31st inst.
Our pnblic schools close next Monday, 1t
z being Decoration Day.
: Those fat cattle have commenced leaving
r the cattle-pens by the car load.
The Cope g. Maxwell firm will be ably
represented at the Millers' Exhibition.
Look at William G. Frechtlings south
west show window, and give Chris. the
8 credit H ''
One more attempt and the history o
the Muskummen man goes down with tht
annals of time. .rt
t The Threes gave themselves "dead away'
b last night by spreading feast that possessed
}. high order Of excellence.
:, Jack Hyland, William Pfau and Adam
s. Laurie leave Monday night for Chicag'
a to attend the Convention. .-
n Active preparations arc making for th'
a celebration at Courthouse Park next Sun
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. .., ,.l p .u.
1t will be interesting to the boys t,
know that Johnnie Hettrich arrived from
Maysvile safe as ''door knob"
~ Frank Stewart desires a full attendance
at Memorial Hall tonight, as preparation
e for the Raikes' celebration is pending.
1t is astonishing how many houses Mr.. E
Lecart is going over with spanking Goa
Of paint. He is first.class brush-handle
l. and one OF our handy men.
j. M. F. Elsie Son, the genial proprietor
e of the planng-mill on Water street, ar
| doing flourisbing business at present, an
y enjoy. as they always have. the confidenc
Of the people.
The sanitary condition of some OF th
streets and alleys of this city is very pool
and unless speedily attended to the Com
E. missioner will be weighed in the balanc
a, and found wanting"
IN The Mayor glanced over the slate thi
morning with a sort of a kaleidoscope
countenance and discovered one case c
''off the track" which was disposed of wit
BE- Bonapartian celerity.
le Our keen-es ed and rosy checked Zollal
c, captured the Rev. ]. Fields alias "Bolive
il. the preacher" yesterday. and introduce
rs his majesty to the soothing influences Z
ID cell No. 13 to reflect over the whilom day
y Of yore.
,e For the benefit of the Rentschler "boys
le and nthers interested we repeat it:
There's strength in union. rulers find,
When for the loaves they yeain;
When franklin girl has an axe TO grind,
Then Jake Wehr's the boy to turn.
:. The boys of the Threes gave very eli
y CANT reception last night to the membe
VI of the department, city officials, the poi(