The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-14
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up at the Station last night
The Art Loan exhibition at the N. E
Church begins next Monday.
Mr.. V. Menges has little four-year-old
daughter lying at the point of death.
The Big Miami is on the boom, being
some eight feet above low water mark.
William Motz, of Dayton, KY, formerly
a resident of this city, is here on short
visit ...
Allison P. Dye has removed his family
to Lindenwal, whore they expect to remain
permanently. XIII.
Peter Young is now proprietor Of
boardlng-house on Basin street and doing
well financially. .
The colored people had lively debate at
Payne Chapel last night, subject: "Wo-
mans Suffrage" :.
Miss Kate Einsfeld has returned to her
home at Middletown, after pleasant So
journ in Hamilton.
An addition 'is being built to the foundry
of the Niles Tool Works on account Of a
large increase of business
The benefit ball given Clay Stevens, who
was hurt on the Junction Road, comes off
al Gymnasium Hall the 26th.
Faint hopes are entertained of the re-
covery Of Miss Mary Schotz, who is lying
dangerously Ill at her residence.
The members Of the Board of Education
are growing considerably over the present
from Jas. E. Neal Of q copy of the Ohio
School Laws.
Schricties corner has got to be loafers'
resort and ladies are frequently insulted
as they pass. Will our policemen abate
his nuisance2
Frank Krebs has little girl lying at the
point of death from spasmodic fits. 1t is
thought they were caused by eating some
cruel Thursday night.
The celebrated choir of st. Joseph's
Church are rehearsing Mozarts 18th mass
for Easter Sunday. 1t is thought that the
large organ. which was badly damaged in
the late hurricane. will be repaired and
ready for use on this occasion.
Our German friend is still publishing the
advertised letter list with Captain Elble's
signature as clerk, when the Captain wants
it distinctly understood that he has en-
tirely severed his connection with the
Post-offlce Department and wants his
name left out Of all official documents.
Notwith standing the inclemency of this
weather there was fine audience out to
enjoy "Uncle Toms Cabin" The house
was comfortably filled, but doubtless would
have been packed had the weather been
fine. 1t was an appreciative ass emily, one
that knew good play and was capable of
discriminating closely. Little May Hill
man played the part Of Eva" as she only
can play it. while "Gumption Cute" showed
himself to be an artist worthy OF the COM
pany in which he is found. The play is
good and will be rendered again at the
Opera House tonight
DAYTON. o. t."- e
A revival meeting is in progress at the
Wayne-street Baptist Church. .'
Adjourned meeting Of City Council at
half-past o clock this evening.
The Old Guard met last night to make
final arrangements for the Camp Fire
next Saturday evening, 21st inst. Gen.
W. H. Gibson will be the orator of the
occasion.
William Newcomb was sentenced by the
United States Court at Cincinnati to ten
months imprisonment In the Montgomery
County Jail, and was brought up to the city
last evening. "I "
The Jury brought in verdict yesterday
acquitiing Andrew McMaster, charged
with attempting violence on the person of
We ung girl. McMaster is shoemaker,
l.y'ig in Texas"
ine sale Of the Jersey cattle at Crabbs
farm yesterday was very spirited. The
COWS brought good prices, one of them be-
ing knocked off to Major John Stroup for
$l95.
Sergeant Daniels reports that Willie
Hays aged eight years, and his sister Flor
ence, aged nine, left the home of their
parents in the southeastern part of the city
at noon on Thursday and nave not been
seen since.
Daniel Aughe came up for trial yester-
day, charged with maliciously cutting VIM.
Snyder several weeks ago, while Snyder
was in the act of collecting his rent at the
the house occupied by one of his tenants.
The case goes on Monday.
The Cigar Makers Beneficial Association
last evening elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: President Frank P.
Thompson; Vice President E. Fitzgerald;
Recording Secretary, R. C. Barker; Finan.
cial Secretary. Albert Bowman; Treasurer,
J. Redell; Sergeantat-Arms, Charles Gradel.
A train went down q washout yesterday
morning on the Dayton & Southeastern
Railroad, about one mile this side Of Chilli
cothe, by which engineer William Connerl
and fireman Frank P. Knecht, both Of thi.
city, were instantly killed. Conners
was Q young man, married about
three years, and leaves q wife anG
baby residing on East Second street
Knecht was q brother of Captain Ad.
Knecht and is also young man, having
been married only few years. They re-
sided with Mrs. KS father, John Hagar-
man, Sears street.
VINCENNES. IND.
Charles Seymour died Thursday, leaving
a wife and three children. aeI
Knox County is entitled to sixteen dele
gates at the next State Convention of the
Democrats Ht,j -4. 1.r
Lecture at University Hall by Rev. J. G.
Litchfield for benefit of St. James E.
Church Thursday night was well attended
in spite Of the weather. He will lecture
again tonight
r OAETON. IL.
For lost door-key call at t-> Post-ofice'
Regular services in all the churches to
morrow.