The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-12


he attending physicians.
Lost, ring, with an amethyst set, on |
Fairfield avenue, between Berry aveIfue and |
raylor's Greek, on SUNDAY. Finder will
Ieave 1t at Wenderoth's grocery and receive
} liberal reward.
The temperance meeting last night was
we'll attended, and was addressed by Messrs.
Pacey, Skyler. Williams and Others in short
speeches. Seven signers took the pledge.
A slight improvement in order was notice
able
The farce Of "filly Doo," TO be played on
Wednesday week, is progressing finely. A
dialogue with songs will also be put ON, and
will be we'll attended to by Charles Aus
paugh, George Straeffer, Jr, and Walter
Everhart In addition to the above, fiu-
merous readings. recitations and songs Will
be given, which will make the entertain
ment worthy Of the admission lee.
srRINUFIELD. a
Conductor ]. ]. O'Neil. of the Springfield
Accommodation, O., c., @. q l., departed
this Monday morning for the East on q
visit among relatives and friendA Bon
voyage.
This after-meht toned quartet of "bud-
GERS were shown up the incline to Uncle
Billy's for q Sabbath rest: John Howard,
John Madden, Eugene Shroufe and Morris
Gushing
John T. Norris was q passenger on the
same coach that conveyed Hoffman" anu
Freddie Anderson to our city. John won't
have it that way; but It's on him, and we
won't have it any other way.
Tire slaughter-house Of Tavener & Hart
ginger, just north OF Lagonda, was com
pletely destroyed by fire on Saturday after
noon about O'Clock. The same contained
some valuable machinery. which with
effects and building are valued at about
5000 with no insurance.
In skirnish on the levee On Sunday
night friend( ?)of Joe Bowers,a molder en-
pl0yed iii the new Champion shops, ripped
out q sharp bladed pocket knife, and made
dash at Joe, who parried the same by
meeting it with his hands, receiving cash
in the left wrist, which severed the fadial
artery and another in the thumb of the
right hand. Drs Mclaughlin and Russell
rendered the necessary surgical aid. The
entire party is reportedto have been under
the influence of liquor. .........
On Saturday night gang Of blood-suek
ers entered the saloon OF Lothschultz, OF
East Main street, and ordered drinks an6
after getting them into their hides refused
to remune rate the clfief gin tosser, who or.
dered them off his premises. Upon this
they got belligerent and threatened to. plaet
the effects OF the house in the street. One
Of them even went 81 far as 10 draw pistol
and threaten the proprietor's life. Wore
was sent to the station, but on the arriva
Of the police they had disappeared.
The owners of property called together
on Saturday night for tine purpose OF de
molshing the dead-beat system on rent
did not respond in the numbers that wer'
expected, YET sufficient number was pres
ent to go into business and appoint Oom
mittee on Organization, with orders tt
report at meeting on Tuesday night next
1t is proposed to keep record on file iI
the Recorders Office OF chronic dead-beata
to which property owners can refer.
RETURNED Nor FoUND.-Upon the arriva
Of the early morning express train dur
south on the c., 8. Il @. ON Sunday morn
ing an disappearing looking stranger. &c
com panied by q boy, was seen to align
from car and hail hack man and re
ouested to be driven In has 9 to the 81
4 JAMES Hotel. Upon entering the hotel b
walked to the register and entered til
name of A. D. Hoffman, Logan. Gentci
Ohio. .,rr.; a.uL SJ
He paid the lodging rate and was show
A ID room. At daylight he was noticed {
leave the hotel hurriedly, which arouse
suspicion, and the room was 'iHiniediAt
4 visited. Upon the bed lay the child asleeI
fully dressed. About his neck hung by
4 sitting was a large envelope, which va
opened and found to contain note, whic
read. "Wrnng child. Return, him to th
Children's. Home"
4 The boy proved to be the missing Fret
dis A fy1eEsou taken from the Home on
4 forged nots on ,Decembe eth He c0ul
/ efye n0 account as Ia. where he had beer
but stated tliAt he had been ,bfufaliy trea
ed. An eff,fts to find Hoffman aftefsf
disappearance from the hotel were withOu
reward. .r+a
4 WEST O0vrN6sf0M.
/ It is very gratifying to hear that I'll
River Road between Coyington and LIi
low is TO he repaired as soon as the weatts
will permit ''t' &
4 Mr.. Berenah, wha has bean fitting up
boat for the Southern trade, and had i
about completed. was very all,eh surprise
to fud 1t missing this morning. The cfix.
rose so rapidly that it twisted itffom ]
moorings, but 1T was finally caught SON
twenty five or thirty miles below.
'' HAMILTON.
Not single arrest made Sunday.
| Yesterday morning Dora Dunkle lost
child twenty months old Of scarlet fever.
Captain Eckert, floor manager at Brown
Opera-house, took in Cincinnati yesterda
Mr.. Henry, Johnson. of the 'Threes, HI
3 little boy in so low condition that he
not expected to live.
u Mrs. Ernst Fisher, mother of Frar
, Krebs, has been sick for some time, and
now in very low condition.
The mother of Peter A. Farber is in
very low condition, and but faint hopes a
entertaiped Of her TecoEery. ? 7
Il Misses Hannah and Anna Everson, wi
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James
jackson for the past two weeks have I
turned to their home In Indiana.
The Board Of Administration Of the Har
= iltorl Light Infantry presented Miss Jos
Phillips with q fine dressing-case, and Mi
Mabel McK might with handsome wri tin
desk, for their efforts TO procure the doll
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