The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-23

was made Yesterday. Pete Kriegenhoefer
was the victim. who. when found, was chew
Ing on the fence that surrounds the Fourth
Ward Park.
Mrs. David Gray, OF the First Ward.
spread splendid dinner before Q large
party OF her friends at her residence to-
day. Taking all things into consideration.
everybody enjoyed themselves hugely.
The new Gymnasium that has been e.
tablished at Oxford by the College boys is
destined to be permanent thing. It meets
long-felt want and will nearly be sup
ported BY the athletic element of that city.
A private dance will be given by the
young people of Millville. In the Town
Hail. this evening. The management Is In
the hands OF experienced men at the busi-
ness, and the whole affair will be conducted
in becoming manner.
The Irving Literary Society meets to-
morrow night at the residence of Miss
Melissa Daugherty. The annual election
Of officers for the Society takes place at
this meeting. which is expected to be one
of the largest and, most Interesting they
have ever held.
The following is a list Of the Grand Jury
that was impaneled yesterday: J. X. Nor.
ris Jno. Durrough. David M. Crawford,
Thos. Tuly, Jno.e eBebelneyor, Jas Clayton,
@. Condor, Uriaht Hunsacker. Ambrose
Bradley, Jno. Rogers Robt Line, John
Frederick, David Ufmston, aud J. p.
Becker. ....
Notwithstanding the fact that William
Huber deserves great praise for his able
literary efforts, still it is entirely wrong to
| give him credit for the production of an
other author, as we did unmeaningly in
last nights paper by saying that o was
the author of "A Tribute to Hamilton" !"
when In reality Mrs. Jane H. Corwin is tho
authoress OF that poem.
| The attention of the police is called TO an
existing nuisance on Seventh street. In the
Third Ward. For some time past the quiet
residents of said street have been greatly
harrassed and troubled by lot If bolster
Gus and impudent bows, who made it prac-
tice to commence flank battle with slang
words upon all peaceful residents Of that
locality between the hours Of and each
evening.
The Fourth Ward School is now bnunti.
fully supplied with coal. Mr.. Reister
thought it policy to fulfill his contract
while the nice weather lasted, so he trans
ferred six hundred bushels to the above
named building on Wednesday last. Great
praise is due to the Committee on Fuel and
Cleaning for purchasing coal at 30 low a
figure. If to purchase coal at TX cents
a'er bushel is any object to large consumers
they should get this Committee to negoti-
ate for them at once.
DAYTON. o.
Eleven deaths and seventeen births in
the city last week.
The collection for the Lyman fund now
exceed 81 500.
The telephone line between Miamisburg
and Farmersville is rapidly being con-
structed.
An old lady residing at Trotwood wa
very seriously injured on Wednesday by
falling down cellar.
The trial of Mead for assaulting to kill
Wise with hammer few days since, will
take place before Mayor Butz.
Burglars broke into the foundry of Boye
& McMaster, on Zeigler street. last night
and stole some $25 worth of molders' tools
Mr.. C. g. Crane. prominent busines
man of Troy, and " ell known in Dayton
recently became insane from an attack o
brain fever.
Mr.. Luke Staley. Treasurer-elect. O
: Hamilton County, is visiting his parent
and brother Thomas Mr. staley was borr
in Dayton.
The young ladies of Grace Church gave
cials last evening that has been projected
this winter.
Two sharpers. came up to the coal offic.
Of Rowe & Lighthal yesterday afternoon
and while one of them engaged the atten
ton of one of the firm the other slipped
into the Office and pried open the none,
drawer with jimmy. There was nothing
in the drawer however, at the time.
Last night was the appointed time TO
the final settlement Of the accounts OF 81
Joseph's Fair, and the tables were reported
as follows:
Young Ladies' s,dality
Hiberninn Society. 200
Married !adies ................. 5OS
st Josephs society. ...................... 46l
Children Of Mary. ... 40
St. Vincent de Paul Society. ...... A...... &5 4
} St. Johns T. A. Cadets. ..................... "A
Ancient Order OF Hibernians s.......-........ $40
} The A. O. H., being the banner society
was xWaIueu Tic uauuSOue b.lK nag. Int
A. O. H. will give the ladies who WORKED
| for the society an entertainment at thei
, hall next Wednesday evening. The ne
, proceeds of the Fair amount to abou
: $500. -
vINCENNES, IND. .-
The firm of Lazarus & Blum have dil
! solved. Blum having bought all Of Laza
rus interest here. !. Lazarus and famil
. left this morning for New York, their fu
: ture home.
There has been great deal Of change i
the weather since yesterday. Snow ha
been falling nearly all day, but does no
lie on the ground. A fierce north wind
blowing. -...... ..s.....
Mrs. Irwin Hogul. aged sixty-nine. an
: nearly lifelong resident Of this county
was buried to-day. She was younger 81.
!. ter OF Messrs. w. R. and Robert McCord
! old pioneers and residents here.
II Marriage MoenseA
. Thefollowlng marriage licenses have beel