The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-27

$40, which will be applied to the furnish
ing of the Clubs new hall, "The Palace"
The performance will be repeated this
lSaturday) evening, with an entire change
OF programme, when we expect to see an
other crowded house. Come and see them.
Music by Hunters Band of Chillicothe.
RICHMOND, IND.
Conductor George Dougan has been trans
ferred to the run between Xenia and
Springfield. and Conductor Hay installed
upon his old charge.
Dick Hart Will Giant, Billy Graham and
Geo. Hates gave an exhibition of their ped
alistic powers at the depot on Thursday eve
ming, in which Hart appears to have put in
more sole and thus worsted his opponents.
The case of Fred. Maagg VS.. George w.
Koontz ct al, to replevin printing material
purchased by defendant Of Peter Themes,
Jr., occupied the attention of the Court
throughout Friday, and as yet no verdict
has been given.
Paul Dresser, the well-known vocalist,
turned up in Richmond this Saturday
morning for service in the Huntington
case. Paul, it will be remembered, was re-
ported non est several weeks since, and our
readers of course will be glad to hear Of his
return from spiritual" climes.
A sportive sawbones. well-known here,
has been heard from through transaction
that involved the disappearance of horse
and buggy from the livery stable Of Brum-
bauch q Allen at Union City. The Doctor
took it out to ''see" farm, and failed to
see it back.
The labors of the Democratic Convention
called at Thistlethwaite's Hall on Thurs
day night were rewarded in these after
mentioned selections for ticket: Assessor,
Geo. W. Kooctz; Justices of the Peace, d.
H. Hill and Geo. Coole; Township Trustee,
Alfred Tullidge; Constable, Thomas Nc
Girr.
The Hagerstown Exponent furnishes its
readers this week under mammoth head
lines with an occurrence in which T. H.
Dawley, the well-known lightning-rod
man, was taken in and done handsomely by
shark. Come back to u.s. Tommy, and
we will make room for our uncle. With
tears in your eyes implore the Captain to
reform, and usher him also once more to
our presence. Sorry to hear that the
market in rods is unsteady.
vINCENNES, IND.
James A. Cunningham is in town.
Ike Lyons returned home from the East
and Mr.. A. Gimbel from New Orleans.
Mr.. Joseph Schmidt, who has been on
business to Cincinnati, returns home Sat
urday.
Mrs Brouillette, living few miles in the
country, accidentally fell through a trap
Thursday, sustaining severe injuries.
Gremwig has challenged the employees
editors etc., of the News, Sun, Commercial
and Crott's Printing-house to pie-eating
match, they agreeing to furnish the pies.
He agrees to furnish the water.
Richard Joyce returned to Cincinnati to
join his old friends of the Diamond Dane
ing Circle, who will give their second,
grand social April I'd. He intends to 20
into business for himself He is well
known and liked here and all wish him
success.
Professor T. J. Charlton, who left for his
future home, Plainfield, Ind, to take the
Superintendency of the House Of Refuge
for boys, was given, by the alumni of the
High School, a reception Wednesday night
which was we'll attended, all showing the
regret they felt at his departure At th,
school Wednesday afternoon Professor R
A. Townsend, in behalf of the teacher.
and scholars, in neat little speech, pre-
sented Professor Charlton with beautiful
gold watch as token of esteem they held
him in. Professor Charlton was SO
moved that he expressed his thanks with
tears weeping like child. In losing him
we lose good citizen. one respected and
regarded by all with great affection. Our
loss is others gain.
HOME CITY.
The following are the names of those
nominated at Magness' Opera-house for
City Officers last evening. If ticket that
is satisfactory can not be selected from the
list, put up a new one. The 9th of April
will be field-day, free for all, and go-as-
yOu-please:
Mayor-Nelson Sayler.
Clerk-W. l.. Stevenson. s. w. Cullom.
Sealer of Weights and Measures-A.
Dudley, John Tulloch. E. s. Frazier.
Treasurer-G. 7. Mcintyre, John Christy.
Marshal-Joseph Steil, Sam. Emmett.
Councl--T. e. Dean, j.. j. Parker, Fred.
Danner, M. H. Cook, H. Nieman, H. s.
Biedler. A. Slater, r. B. Price, +. Wram-
pelmeir, Z. w. Magness, James Hirst, D,
M. Stewart. s. D. Patterson, R. D. Allen.
Assessor-C. Myers, W. L. Kayser, G. w.
Roefelty, c. P. Benton.
Township Trustee-W J. Applegate.
\ BROOKvILLE, IND.
Joseph Davis, a we'll known railroad
man, is lying very low, with no hopes of
his recovery. His many friends sympa-
thize with his wife aud four children, upon
whom the affliction comes heavily.
Yesterday Rev. B. w. Chidlaw, on q
visit to our city, was invited by party of
friends to visit our County Infirmary.
located mile out on beautiful farm OF
sixty acres. The Institution is in charge
of Mr.. Shaw, who for eight years has been
faithful and successful superintendent.
The inmatesnumber eighty-fve-twenty-
seven men, thirty-tYo women and twenty
six children. Mr.. Chidlaw. at the request
of the Superintendent, held religious sery-
ice, in which the aged and the young were
deeply interested. The expenses of this
Home for the poor last year was $4, $50 rs,
showing great efficiency and economy OF
management, and very good accommoda-
tions for the dependent and friendless
wards of the county.
uAYTON. KEL
Prof. McGinniss addressed the Good Tenn
plars last night.
NJ, William Thomas of Terrono .vox