The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-19

II tho rarty who penoiled the above
notice would come out squarely with bis
name and tell the people how sll those
things he mentions has happened he will
prove blessing to the community; but
instead he comes out In dogin-t -the-maDger
fashion. thinking to destroy the chances
of reelection OF two OF our Coun-
cilmen who belong to the Knights of
Honor. 1t may be the author of the
notice wanted to become a member of the
Knights OF Honor, or is aspiring for an
Office to which he can not be elected. What
ever his motive is it counts ss nothing. as
he has had the trouble for nothing. 1t Mr.
- will only give his name and prove his
assertions he will receive . boom at the
hands of the citizens which will be lasting,
and, II he proves himself innooent
Of meddling. he will be elected to an ONCE
triamphantly.
Mr.. John Rnnyan and bride, of Warsaw,
INDIANA, are visiting Mr.. Thomas b.
Richards ...
Mrs Tamv. who lived so long without
food, and who died yesterday, formerly re-
sided in AyondalA.
The COMMITTEES on improvement have
given their consent to the improvement by
private contract of Lane street.
Mr.. Edward J. Murdock and family, who
have been staying with Mr.. Beresford since
the loss of their house by fire, removed
yesterday to Newport, KY.
Mr.. A. G. Barney and family. who have
been occupying for nearly year the resi-
dence of Mr.. A. J. Redway, removed to the
pifv fhio uooL and hovo tob bop rooy,o a
the Burnet House.
We saw this morning one of the new om-
nibuses to be used by the Eden Park Rail
road in carrying passengers to and from the
VILLAGE from the terminus of their road.
The style of the bus is entirely new, and
Is great improvement over the ordinary
bus 1t III shape resembles somswhat 4
street-ear. but has side doors, and one in
the rear end. The seats are single, and ar
ranged SO that their occupants will sit fac
ing the driver. These vehicles are manu-
factured by the Cincinnati Omnibus Com
pany. .......
DAYTON. Nh.
Miss Florence Harmer, Visiting Miss
Emma johnson, is quite i'll.
A bouncing boy is creditsd to Mrs. Lowre.
of Berry street Father and child doing
we'll.
Mary Ashbrook was declared q lunatic
Saturday. Her insanity is due to the loss
of money.
Coroner Schoolfield was 90 much i'm
proved yesterday that he was removed to
his own home. He is still q pretty sick
Coroner. however.
Mrs. Geo. @. Weimer, who now resides in
Cincinnati. left for Talmage, Ohio, Satur-
day morning, called there by the illness of
her sister, Mrs Fenton.
REAL EsrATE.-Thomas Abbott and wife
to Celia B. Stansburg, Lot No. 208 in Bur-
ton Hazen's addition, DAYTON, KY, 80 by
81 feet, on Fairfield avenue; $500.
T. b. De Marree, G. W. G. T. of Ky., will
lecture on temperance Wednesday night
in the NJ. K Church. All members of the
G. II. OF Dayton will meet at the residence of
Mr. Rohrer, at 1880 that evening, with their
regalias.
To the Editor OF the star:
How long will the peopleo of Dayton sub
nit to having their treasury handled, their
taxes expended. their city debt increased,
and their property encountered by set of
men who do not know when to stop? Here
now bill has passed the State Senate CIV
ing the Council power to issue $40 900 more
bonds. If people do not want this busi-
ness to 60 on until the city is irredeema-
bly, bankrupt, had they better not send a
remonstrance to the Legislaturep
Yours, &c., AJAX PAYER.
The bill referred to the other day as hav-
Ing passed the Senate compels property
owners to pay for the construction of sll
streets. All vacancies occurring in city
offices shall be filled bv the City ConHcil.
Tie bill also gives any city officer power to
bid on any property that Is sold wherein
the city is plaintiff.
A bill has also passed the Senate author
izing the City of Dayton TO issue bonds to
the extent of $4,000, bearing 6 per cent.
interest. In $40. $40, $50, 500 and $500 de-
nominations, payable fifteen years after
issue. The interest coupon Of the bonds
shall be receivable for taxes of said town.
The bonds shall only be used to pay the
bonded debt of the city.
LAWRENCEBURG IND.
Miss Jesse Walker, of Harrison, Ohio, Is
visiting her brother, James Walker, the
hveryman. .'
John Klepper took out license to wed
Miss Margaret Wendler. This makes bis
fifth marriage.
Mr.. A. 8. Jaquith and charming daugh-
ter Ella, of South Bend, Indiana, are the
guests of relatives
Mart. Christv, of Petersburg, Ky., left
Yesterday for Memphis, Tenn, where he
will in Government Survey Party"
The pupils of our public schools are re.
hesrsing for concert to be given at the
Courthouse next Friday and Saturday
nights.
Quite number Of "Corn-crackers, !" from
old Boone. KY, held the fort in Lawrence
burg Saturday. They do their trading
with our merchants.
AURORA. IND.
The little folks in the "Sleeping Bean
ty," enacted at the Grand 0pera1house FRI
day night last, acquitted themselves with
great credit. Thirty-two boys and girls,
none Of whom reached the age of thirteen,
enacted the play. Miss Emma Epstein, as
''Spitfire,' aid her part with considerable
credit. Willie Milburn, as king Claudio,
Of Pleasant Land" acquitted himself
handsomely.
".Lord High Everything" in the person
OF Adolph Feustel, who Is recognized as an
exceptional noted musician, played his
parts with natural air, as though he had
been on the boards as . professional for