The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-03

pound D0y. a young placKSmiths |
A reward of $50 is offered for bay mare,
stolen from the stables of JOS. Young of
Reynoldsburg. @ $50
Louis W Wollenweber is now rejoicing in the
song Baby Nine" This time he is father
of . tsn-pound boy.
@. G. Brewer was knocked out Of his ini-
tiatory privilege Thursday night No
School Board meeting.
After very enjoyable time the Misses
Minnie and Celia Hatinaker returned to
there home In Cincinnati. .N4 G5 4f
The select dance given New Years night
by the Misses Mary, Anna and Minnie
Schwartz was well attended and hugely en-
joyed by all present. F |
Among the notable prisoners in the
"cooler" is Daniel Daller, arrested by |
Officer Erb for carrying an overplus of dis |
tillefy fruit and loose frame.
Superintendent w. s. Walker, of the |
Centreville schools, is visiting friends in
this city. The Professor Is talented,
whole-souled and wide-awake fellow, going |
about doing good, thereby gaining host of
friends Il "'
1t becomes our sad duty to record the
death of another child of George Marrs.
This Is the second case of death from scar
let fever in this one family, and the third
case under the same roof within the past
two weeks.
SOCIETY NoTEs-The Emerson meets to-
night at VIM Blair's.
1t is expected that Miss May Crawford
will entertain the Irving at her spacious
residence tonight. H N UT 7
Among the number of those pardoned by
Governor Bishop during the fiscal year
ending January 1st. 1880, are four from
Butler County; their names and length of
sentence are given bellows James Gordon,
3 years; B. G. Anderson 10 years; ]. A.
Crossman, years, and VIM. Perrine. l
year. it4Ia = -ll4'
| Quite serious accident occurred at the
Miami Distillery on Wednesday. Fred. J.
Althouser was seriously scaded while
changing some boiling hot water from one
tank to another. The pipe slipped, letting
the scalding water down his neck and
breast. DR.. Potter was called and rendered
the necessary medical aid. A.! ell eTE9r g
A surprise party was rendered the Rev.
Mr.. Anderson New Years evening at
his residence. Mr. Anderson was called
out for few moments, during which time
the ladies spread table with everything
the taste could wish. When he returned
he was completely surprised, but joined in
having happy time with the assembled
friends W 10 t rf-. N.rAt .''..
Mr.. Henry Berry, Of the Fourth Ward,
was seriously and happily surprised Thurs
day night by host Of friends pouncing in
upon him. Seriously surprised because he
had retired for the night, and happily sur
prised by large company who were bound
to have Jolly time Egg-nog, merry
making and red-hot refreshments capped
the climax Of their desires.
zPRIN0TTELD. q. 81
Belgarde drew fair house last night.
Everything quiet at the Mayors Court
| yesterday.
A child of J. G. Barber died Thursday Of
| diphtheria.
The Catholic Fair has been SO far grand
success in every particular.
The Duquesne Blues are holding very
successful fair at their Armory in Funk's
J Hall.
Nothing on the Station-house slate Fri
day. Boys all swore off New Years. Stick
to It, boys.
Detective John T. Norris is about to come
| ! to the front again with murder case. Gt
in, John ~ You've got winning card tais
time. X 0 R t5
y" Mr.. Thomas HBurnet's horse took fright
! and ran away yesterday near the Post-of
fee, throwing him out, and began to de
moralize his buggy. Mr.. Burnet was no
seriously injured. -a ra
An alteration occurred between two
. worknien; In the foundry Of theiMalleabl
: Iron Works Yesterday In which coloret
+ man received avery severe blow with {
Fstamper across the back -
! After seventeen years of service as Treas
. urer of the Springfield Lodge, |. 0. 0. F.
Mr.. VIM. Coles resigned on Thursday night
9 and i'm behalf OF the Lodge Mr. Josepl
Hall presented him as a token of their O.
, TEEN with an, elegant writing desk an
J.. chair. ,.....-............. ...l, '..,,., q,
), A lad named Morris let his fingers get to
f near $40 which belonged to some one else
8 (which stuck to them Officer James MOI
> ton said come. and he did come to the ste
tion.house, where a charge of suspicion wa
entered against him. There must too, hav
y been glue on that $40. ..,.,g5at "a
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# ,The banquet given by the Odd-Fellow
: (ooloredl New Years night On the occasio
. Of the installation Of officers, and in favo
T. Of the pastor Of the st. Paul A.. NJ. I
'e Chutch, was grand affair. The beautifl
le and eapacicus chapel was crow ded to sufft
cstion and many turned away. ]. H. Al
,e derson, P. N. f., Master Of ceremonies, ~
s. nounced the object Of their appearance i
J. public. A quartette Of good voices was le
" by Professors Wilson and Andrews, bot
Iel fine artists. Prayer was then offered b
ID Chaplain Staneep, which was solemn an
i'm ressise.R .ilWq sF.J '5Ss'J . -
.. The following officers we're then i
"a stalled: Lucien Ford, W.iJ. Barber, J. G
d Louis Cleveland, N,G.; Rev. 7. Tolleve
a R. H. SIT. Oliver. L. H. g., Vice G
sd George Wilson, Oscar Bowser, R. H. s
at VIM Bird, L. H. s. r. Manly, 2. n. 6
ii ii Joseph Bird, N. IF; n Steward, P. N.
IN Responses to the following toasts wet
al the next in orders Odd Fellows Wives an
the Ladies. NN"'. ~ - = y " e.
/ Mr.. T. Oliver was quite explanatory
;. Ibis response to the toast, Our Officers. .E
~ spoke Of the rotation in Office and eligib
Iity, &C., in pleasant manner $1,000.
is x song was rendered with wonderful {
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