The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-27
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
DAYTON. KH.

OAxIVNs A1s
Fifteen limitations at the Good TempIars
tonight
The juveniles enjoyed surprise party at
tie residence OF Mr.. D. B. Wells last night
The protracted meeting still progresses at
the NJ. E. Church, under the ministrstion
of Rev. Mr.. Saunders.
The st. Aloysius Young Mems Society
announce rolling match for the benefit of
the Society at MOTIFS alley soon.
George Nolte, Jr., announces himself as
candidate for City Clerk, and JEFF. Cam
eron of Jefferson street aspires to be
Assessor.
In the play "Bread Upon the Water"
bv the Phoenix Club, Charley Thomas takes
the character of Bread" and Frank Ross
of Water"
| Richard Jackson and Miss Fannie Nc
Donnell, of Jefferson street. were united in
the silken bonds of matrimony last night
The young people gave them a rousing ser
enade.
Rev. E. w. Dobbs of Bowling Green has
been called to be the pastor of the Baptist
Church, at a salary OF 81, 100 per annun.
Messrs C. B. Schofeld, l. N. Walker and
]. G. Ellis were appointed as a committee
to notify him of the action of the Church
Committee who were appointed to select
pastor.
DAYTON. o..
The Law Library has received q new in
stallment of books, some fifty-eight in
number. ...
| Louis Reibold contemplates selling out
his interest in the Beckel House and retir-
ing for awhile to Europe to recreate.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to George 0. Hudson and Dollie K. Bittner,
Herman Feldhaus and Anna Madden.
The D.. c. & 7. Road is busy getting the
right of way over the projected route into
the city by way Of the Soldiers Home.
DR. Hickey finished his course of lectures
in Pulte Medical College, Cincinnati, yes.
terday. The D ctor has given two lectures
each week since October last.
By the breaking of the gearing of tho
elevator in Payne q Conovers grocery yes
terday one of the clerks, Brandenburg,
made narrow escape from death.
The School District No. 8, Van Buren,
Township, celebrated the birthday of the
American poet Longfellow with appro-
pirate musical and literary entertainment
this afternoon.
A family, consisting Of man, wife and
four children, arrived in Dayton from Chi
cago In q destitute condition last evening.
On the way down thehusband was robbed
of his pocketbook, containing all his
money.
A hole was knocked in the side OF the
u. Il q. round-house, last evening, by an
engine running against it with force. A
young man who did not know how to
manage engines, ran this enc into the
house, and then couldn't stop heEs
The County Commissioners met yester-
day with the Building Committee to take
action on the remaining bids for the work
on the Court house. It was understood
last evening that the contract for The gal
vanized iron work had been lot to Messrs
Finnigan & Co., Of Cincinnati.
Colonel Blee, of the c.. c.. G. & l., was In
DAYTON yesterday attending to the interests
of the road. He appointed w. H. Wood,
formerly Master Of the Springfield yard,
Yardmaster at Dayton; Hugh Martin,
Night Yardmaster Of DAYTON, Master of the
Springfield yard, and Thomas J. Finch,
Night Yardmaster in the city.
George W. Stevens employed at the
Farmers Friend manufacturing establish
ment, yesterday was engaged in throwing
off or on belt running over pulley some
feet above him. using stick for the pur-
pose. The stick was caught by the belt,
jerked out Of his hand and struck him In
the face, cutting him badly above and be-
low the right eye and across the nose. 1t
was supposed that the bones Of his nose
were broken.
The Rhode Island Republican State Con-
vention will meet March 18th, TO choose