The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-01
place Sunday at 80 p. m. from his late
residence, ,on First street.


some time with the rheumatism of the
heart. He was about sixty-fve years old.
The funeral services were performed at 8
o'clock on Sunday morning, after which
his remains were taken to Brooklyn, n.
T., for fnterment.
On Friday Mr.. JOS Griffith, Lieuten-
ant of the Police, was arrested by Con-
stable Taylor on warrant sworn out by
one Miss Dudley, charging him with be-
ing the father of her Legitimate child,
and asking support for it Mr.. Griffith
waived an examination before Thomas j.
Anderson, Justice of the Peace, and was
bound over in tie sum of $500 to appear
before the Court of Common Pleas. He
gave the required bond, with Anthony
Piltsor and JOS. White as his bondsmen.
LEBANON. o.
Charley Sausser is going to convert his
confectionery into bakery.
Mr.. Steve Law is out for Constable.
Steve. will make a chivalrous young
swine driver, and we'll do our level best
to advance his cause"
Mr.. Parsons, the Irish orator, lectured
in the Opera House last night to fair
audience. This was the closing lecture
Of Mr.. Kinsey's course, which has been
highly successful.
'Coyne our present Marshal, looks upon
Glenn. Beachy as an opponent worthy of
his steel; for we perceive him button
holing the citizens late and early. He
has held the Office eight years, and that
ought to satisfy him.
Mr.. Dearth of Camden, O., has been
here for several days, buying up horses
for Cincinnati. Mr.. Dearth must give
entire satisfaction in the position he
holds, as he has now been buying horses
for the city for over twenty years.
HAMILTON.
Representative Brown, Of Columbus,
was in the city yesterday.
At their meeting ON Saturday the
County Commissioners allowed bills to
the amount of $71050.
George Cook, of Frankburg, ILL.,, is
spending few days with his brother, G.
f. Cook. Esq, the money broker.
i, The circulation of the STAR on Satur-
day last in the city of Hamilton was be.
tween four and five hundred copies. ~
The "apple-butter man" has again
made his appearance on Schmidtman
street, after an interval of about twelve
months
On Friday last Mr.. John Donor had
two fingers on his left hand so badly
mashed with trip-hammer as to require
amputation. He is an aged man and an
employe in Fishers Hoe Factory.
A personal inspection by your reporter
shows that there are now over eight hun
dred cattle under feed at the Miami Dis
tillery, most of which are looking we'll,
and will soon be ready for shipping.
T. E. Crider and J. B. Weidenbornel
have finished the plotting of town lots
Tor real estate assessors. This work has
occupied their attention during the last
year, and represents value of ovel
$1,000.
Jacob S. Niederman has charge of the
Second-street grocery formerly occupied
by Joseph Holbroke, who opens again at
the corner of Front and Main streets
They are both wholesouled and pleasant
men, and deserve liberal patronage.
The name of @. A. Mixer is being
paraded before our people in connection
with his office as Assistant City Civi
Engineer. We suggest that the wore
cable" used in this connection be applied
. to that fuzz on Charley's upper lip.
/ The original Gotthold "Uncle Tom
Cabin" Company will give grand enter
tainment at the Opera-house tonight
!, This troupe has gained reputation tina
is unparalleled in the history of any dra
= matte company and promises our citizen
first-class rendition of the above play
On Friday night Mr.. Eli Cook wa
assaulted by two rutfians, Mike Boyd ant
= jeff Mcclellan, for which they were ar
: ested and lodged in tho "cooler," theil
: proper place. This is clear case of un
provoked assault, and Mayor Egry is ex
: pected to handle it with ungloved hands
+ The following work was shipped from
! the Niles Shop last week: Two larg'
. axle lathes, three radial drills, one car
wheel borer, one four-horse engine am
three drill presses, besides the larg
It twenty-ton twelve by eighteen minin,
s engine, mention of which was made ii
Saturdays issue of the STAR.
y The molders of Sohn & Rentschler'
shop met last Friday night, and decide,
to strike for an advance of rs per cent
\ in their wages. Therefore petition wa
v drawn up to the above effect, signed b.
9 all the molders and presented to tn
t employers on Saturday evening. O.
Christmas last Sohn & Rentschler prom
j. ised their men this advance, conse
: quently their response will be of a favo
rable nature.
The fighting parson denies the soft i'm
J, parchment with a felicity Of diction tina
proves that eloquent and persuasive a
p. lie is in the pulpit he has evidently MISE,