The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-07
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.

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/ Friday night James Darnell will cele-
brate his wooden wedding with appropri-
ate ceremonies.
An elegant party will assemble at the
home of Mrs. Gilmore tomorrow night and
organize to surprise somebody.
Mayor Maxey Yesterday bound George
Schenck over to the Criminal Court in the |
sum OF $3.50, for assaulting young Helms.
Transfers of property are being made and
houses are being rented, notwithstanding
our city still holds to its time-honored
name.
Violent threats were made to arrest Capt.
Beams men for tearing up the street yes
terday, but the Captain mildly explained
that he was merely putting his track in
good condition so that people with vehicles
could drive in it.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-OScar P. Aus
tin and wife to John A. Darrell, Lot 66 in
Taylor & Davis subdivision, 80 4 feet front,
on the west side of Dayton avenue, by 9S
feet deep 50, 200.
Geo. SShafer and wife to 10 sephine J.
Joslyn, lot No. II, in Curriers' subdivision
to Dayton, rs feet front on tn e north side
Dayton and Newport Road, by 125 feet
deep; $3.50.
Master Commissioner Gus. Artsman says
on the city plat of Newport II the name
of Dayton is changed to East Newport also,
there will be no end to the confusion.
That great army of people who want to
buy property in Dayton, but who can not
find the town because its name is not East
Newport,lwould perhaps all 60 to the wrong
place, after all. Strangers inquiring in
Newport for East Newport would never be
sent to our place, rest assured. They would
send them to the proper place Of that
name, which is the eastern part Of Newport.
One East Newport in space Of two miles
ought to be enough.
HOME CITY. ...,.
Quiet is once more restored to our viii
lage and the ins and outs are smiling at
each other as of old. Election only comes
once year.
1t would be good thing for our citizens
to make up their minds which they will
sacrifice, their chickens or their dogs. The
place is too small for both, and the chick
ems seem to be getting the worst of it.
Four deaths yesterday from dogs.
This part of the school district can be re-
lied upon as unanimous for the return of
Captain J. D. Parker to the School Board.
The intention to honor him in this way
| was a reason for his not receiving more
fattering vote on his reelection to
Council.
nAvTON. NJ
The Sunday ordinance carried by vote
of 1850 to 2.465. ... .e..... .
Parker Chamberln was yesterday honor
ably discharged by Mayor Butz.
Only one marriage license was Issued yes
terday-Frank Richmond and Katie Gill
| bert. ..... ......... ....sr
The firm Of w. f. Gebhart & Co., gal
yanized iron, has been changed to Charles
Wuichet & Co.
The Dayton Homeopathic Society con-
yeped last night at the residence of Dr. Jas.
K. Webster Fifth street. ...,.
| The Montgomery County Horticultural
Society meets at The residence of DR.. A. g.
Walden, corner Sixth and Jackson streets,
to-day.
A young black mare belonging to Mr..
| Charles Temple ran away yesterday just as
he Lad helped a young lady into his
buggy.
| The City Council will now stand IA Re-
publicans and Democrats. Of the IL
| that hold over from last year were Demo-
Gratis and 8 Republicans. Turee of those
elected Monday were Democrats and were
Republicans
John Manning, alias Thomas McCarty,
and Buck Mckay, alias Soenhen, who were
| caught in Barlows business house Sunday
night, were yesterday arraigned before
Mayor Butz on two charges of burglary and
larceny, and waving examination, were
hound over to the Common Pleas Court in
the sum OF 5000 each.
PROBATE CoURT-In the case of the State
Va. Conrad King, motion for new trial was
Yesterday argued and sustained. Trial set
for April 18th.
The will of the late Daniel Hoffman, Of
Liberty, was yesterday admitted to probate.
| No appointment made.
vINCENNEs. IND.
| John M. Dusterberg opened his new store
on Tenth and Main to-day.
The st. James E. Church give drama tic
and musical entertainment at Green's H all
the 9th.
i Sam. Thompson's trial for seduction
came up before Esquire Massey to-day and
was continued until Saturday next.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Blum went to New
York Monday on account of the illness o.
Mrs. l. Lazarus and also to buy goods. Joe
G, Goldsmith has control Of the business
during the absence of Mr.. Blum.
shadowsof Coming Events.