The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-13
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
DAYTON. NE.

ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
DAYTON. NE.
Meeting of Good Templars at thu hall
tonight
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER = Thomas G..
Watkins and wife 70 Rebecca A. Taylor,
Lot No. %, in Currie's Division, fronting rs
feet on Jefferson street. by 100 feet deep;
$3.50.
The steamer Archie P. Green, owned by
Capt. Charley Woodbury., an old resident
Black River, near Batesville, Arkansas.
The loss was about 5000, mostly covered
by insurance.
The Phoenix Dramatic Club and their
many friends will celebrate St Valentines
night at Huesman's Hall tomorrow even
ing with the beautiful drama, Parted,
and the following cast:
Victor Orme-A poor gentleman. An officer
Frank Cheney-An outspoken batchelor.......
Benz. Loveii~X il banker with weakness for
MsIg TsEax vs1v ss a. tohDsSn IVona
JOS. Sp.ackling-A money lender and villain
Woodard
Tom sprackling-A drunken brother and
villain. .:...........-..." wharton
Elsie LOvell-True in love-. Lille Binn
Kate Tyson-A romantic young lady.....;-.;;.
Minnie Lyons
Mrs. Motley-A lady Of the old scnool. ....::.....,
Carrie Woodard
To conclude with the laughabie. roaring,
side-splitting picture of everyday life, en-
titled, plague of My Life"
CAST OF CHARACTERS:
Samuel Jukes-An amateur farmer: r:...:..:....:.-
Dickey Oxx-Farm- hand to Jukes............--
.... Charles Woodard
Mr.. Cremely-A farmer with passion for tur,
Lottus Bcastwx Plague juTes iat6si.niav
Mrs Boast-The Plague Jukes' mother.in-
law .............. Hattie Thomas
Mrs Jukes-A woman Of much work.. ,::;..-
Selma Cremeiy~X ire: poeticai maiden Bette Laws
Betty-A maid-otall-w0rk with plans for the
futurc... ..........".....s."-Nellle Jones
DAYTON. o.
Eleven deaths and twenty-eight births
last week.
The DAYTON Bar Association will hold Its
annual banquet at the Phillips House on
tive 26th inst.
There was no quorum for the Board Of
Health meeting last evening. Next session
will be held February 26th.
The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday: Abner J. Beaver and
Alivilda Slanker, Walter z. Banker and
Sarah Harp
The quarterly meeting Of the Wesleyan
Methodist Church, on Zeigler street. will
commence tomorrow night. Rev. Mr..
Clinton, pastor, oficiates.
| John Corson and John L. Shartle, with
the Ludlow hose-reel, last evening took
possession of the hose-house. Just fitted
up at the corner of Main and Watel
streets.
Dayton yesterday was visited by man O
Won Bodenstedt, the great German poet
who is making tour of this country. Las
evening he lectured in German at Becke
Hall on 1.-THE Poetry of the Orient"
John Dunlevy, boy Of thirteen. while
playing on the Pan-Handle Railroad at the
crossing on Huffman avenue was struck by
a train yesterday morning, and thrown
from the track. He was injured consider
ably about the body, and his right foot was
crushed under wheel.
There was an attempted burglary about
2 O'Clock this morning, at the grocery stor'
of W. Britton, corner of Second and st
Clair streets The burglars were cutting
the glass from the window, when Mrs
britton, whose bedroom is above the store
heard them. She awoke her husband. ant
he opened the front window and looket
out, soaring the burglars away.
| Notwithstanding the extremely inclem
!. ent weather last night there was quite
large assemblags of ladies and gentlemen
at Music Hall in attendance upon the meet
ing called to arrange for the relief of tn
: suffering poor Of Ireland. Rev. Fathe
Welsh, Hon. L. B. Gunckel, Col J.
Lowe, Hon. G. w. Houk and others spoke
and committees were appointed to max
collections.
The ECoURrs.-The trial of McMaster, rapt
is still in progress.
Jacob X. Hollis was appointed guardia
for Abraham J. Reaver, and gave his cor
, sent forthwith to the marriage OF his warC
, on bond being given in 500, having bee
, appointed for that purpose.
Z. s Young gave bond yesterday
. s., 900 as assignee of Ashley Brown.
/ vINCENNES. IND.
Miss Tillie Schoenfeld returned HON
Thursday from Washington.
s Miss Nellie Brown, while cleaning pc
t of white kid gloves Wednesday evenir
with rose oil, had the misfortune to q
e severely burnt
"Caste," by our home talent to
crowded house Tuesday evening, was we
rendered for amateurs Hugh Smit
brought down the house, as also Fre'
# Harsch as the Drunken Father" Misse
r Helen Wise, Alice Smith and Lizzie Clark
s were we'll up in their parts and did wei
In the commencement of March Society
0 will be produced by the same talent
nELLEYUE. ~.
q Will Scofield and Joe Good have arrive
!. home from Pittsburg.
Il The ball at Wenderoth's Hall last nigl
II was better attended than any previous on
in spite of the rain. An immense time "
had. The Cincinnati folks came in fo'