The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-17
lighsm and Brenner, arrived home last

landigham and Brenuer. arrived home last
night
The Third Congressional District Teach
ers' Association will hold session in Ham,
ilton to-day.
The saloon Of George Goas, on South
Main street. was entered by burglars last
night. They secured only $11.
The residence of Edmund French, No. %
Terry street. was broken into on Thursday
night and $l4 and silver watch taken.
A Leap Year party was given at the
hotel of the Soldiers Home by several of
the young ladies: Miss Giddings, Miss
Chapman and Miss Earnshaw.
A bungling attempt was made by thieves
on safe in the Office of August Tegelers
Hour mill, at the corner of Richard and
Eagle streets, on Thursday night.
The Grand Jury yesterday adjourned over
until Monday. on account of the death of a
member of the family of one OF the Grand
Jurors-Mr. Deihl, of Clay Township.
Yesterdays CouRrs.-James Braddock
vs.. Kelly 4 Kumler; dismissed at plaintiff s
cost VIM. Zimmerman VS.. Isaac Weidner;
dismissed at plaintiffs cost. Della Haley
VS.. Timothy Haley; ordered off docket.
VIM. E. Waldie vs. Louisa Waldie. Dis
missed at plaintiffs cost.
Eve Nuszmeier vs.. Henry A. Nuszmeier.
defendant ordered to pay plaintiff addi-
tional alimony pendente lite.
At meeting of the Old Guard last night
to provide for the Camp Fire on the night
OF the 2lst of February the newly elected
officers were installed.
NEWARK. o.
Mr.. Albert Young is home on a short
visit from Pittsburg. &
Mrs. John Felix is lying dangerously ill
at her residence, on Pearl street.
Mr.. Thomas Keller returned from Cincin-
natl on Friday morning, where he had
taken a carload of horses.
Mr.. Joseph Kuster, who went on Mr..
Fred. Oehlers bond on Thursday night.
gave Mr.. koehler up to the proper authori-
ties.
Bills have been posted here for the enter
tainment to'be given by the Emma Abbott
Company at GAINESVILLE, O.. January 2lst
and 22d.
Mr.. Jacob frost has purchased the cigar
stand formerly occupied by VIM. Ander-
son, on West Main street. Give him call
when you want good smoke.
HAMILTON.
The Emerson Literary Society meets to-
night at the residence Of Robert Peck.
Valentine Long has been quite sick for
some time past with consumption and was
reported to be very low last night.
The revival which has been going on at
the NJ. E. Church for the past two weeks,
closed with an interesting meeting last
night.
Mr.. Elwood Fisher, who has for some
time past been acting as assistant in the
o. c. College at this. place, left this after
noon en- route for st. Louis
H. P. Deuscher has moved his family
from Madison Township, where he has
been living for some time past, to this city
and is now pleasantly located on Third
street.
Mr.. NJ. Paulus has bid farewell to bis
friends in Cincinnati, and come to Hamil-
ton to locate permanently. He is with
Valentine Mengas at present, and will be
glad to meet his old friends.
For the past few days Billy Allen has
been disposing of the stock OF groceries be-
longing to J. W. Shields, under the auc.
tioneer's hammer. Mr.. Shields will leave
for Kansas in short time to try his hand
at farming. ...
In response to request by the clerks in
the leading business houses in this CITY.
the employers have agreed to close their
respective places of business at 7 p. m.,
excepting Saturday night, commencing on
Monday, January 18th, 1880.
The young ladies of Hamilton are begin
ming to appreciate the value Of first-class
education. and are demonstrating the above
fact by attending the 0. G. College. All
the students both male snd female, are
making rapid Improvements.
The alarm of fire sent in at 81 minutes
past 10 o'clock last. night by private watch.
man N. s. Wood was caused by the explo.
sion of Rose oil lamp at Mrs. Vanderveer' r. s
boarding-honse, on Second street. The fire
was extinguished 9Th but slight damage.
Lot Northrup was appointed committee
of one to confer with Council relative to
improving the sidewalks around the
Fourth Ward School-building. The School
Board did well in selecting Mr.. Northrup
as their representative in this matter, since
he possesses vast amount of persuasion.
Mr.. Charles Diafenbacb, Hamilton's anna
teur chisel-slinger and miniature residence
maker, has just completed duplicate OF
the residence of G. @. Green, of Woodbury.,
N. j., which he has on exhibition at G. r.
Diefenbach's clothing store. This
fine specimen Of artistic skil!
10 constructed wholly Of pine and cedar,
carved with chissel and pen.knife, with a
tower clock. the ornamental face and hands
of which are made of q combination OF
ANIMAL and mineral matter frequently
called bone.
There will be grand social ball given by
the employees of the railroad, for the bene
fit If Owen Kearnes at Beckett's Hall, on
Thursday evening, January 10th. Mr..
Kearnes has been in the employ
Of the railroad company for several
years past, and is worthy man for
any honor 1t may be the desire OF the en-
ployes to bestow upon him. The follow
ing-named gentlemen figure conspicuously
in the ball, fact that will
surely guarantee large attend.
ance: 7. P. McCaffrey, Michael Regan,
Frank Mccoy, Thos, MEG reevy, c. Tracy,
Tom Regan, Thomas Con naugliton, John
Herbst. john Connaughton, M. Connaugh-
ton, John Connor and host of others.
Music by Prof. Blum's Orchestra.
Some time in the latter part of last Au-
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