The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-27
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
HAMILTON.

ADOkl1ONAL SO DO hDANs
HAMILTON.
Lonely John-There Is only one clerk
that can distribute mail readily in the
Hamilton Post-offiee.
A grand surprise eliminates In the
Fourth Ward to-night-a fact that tickles
the palate Of the average young man.
Miss Josie Deitz, OF st. Louis is spend.
Ing few DAYS with her friend, Miss Ettie
Enyart, at the residence Of Clint Hoover.
Ben. Noble came near losing q finger
yesterday while planning an eccentric.
The eccentricity Of the eccentric caused an
eclat result.
The two large bells for the st. Lious
Church arrived to-day. Tho large one
weighing nearly ton. Is an e, and the
small one Is b, both from the Buckeye
Bell Foundry, OF Cincinnati.
Henry Gardner was pulled in yesterday
on Q peace warrant He is celebrated as
being not only rough and boisterous but
light-fingered' also. having not long since
relieved freight car standing on the side
track Of three or four hogs.
The social to be given by the ladies Of
the U. p. Church on Thursday evening
next at the spacious residence of Mrs A. J.
HutchisOn on DAYTON street promises to be
very pleasant affair, as every preparation
necessary for its success 10 being made.
The great comedian, John T. Raymond
will appear at Dixon's Opera-house on
Monday night. February ID. in Mark
Twain's American comedy, ''Col. Sellers" /"
J. T. Raymond will b supported by a
grand company. and our people may look
for treat. There's nothing like it."
Mr. Rudolph Grathwohl takes charge Of
the saloon and boarding-house formerly oc-
cupied by August Gins on Thursday next.
Lew. Cook would have purchased the prop
erty. but he didn't have the chips" Mar
tin Kaefer will take charge of Mr.. Grath.
wohFs former place of business and con-
duct it in the same business like manner.
The Fourth Ward was shown mp" to a
fair advantage yesterday by the arrest of a
girl who has been working at several places
during the year last past, but who of late
has been employ ed by J. B. Smith. She
acknowledges having stolen things at differ
ent times from her employers, but can as
sign no excuse for so doing. The articles
found at her house bv the officers while
searching il. and which she acknowledges
to have taken from Mr.. Smiths residence,
are. gold ring. several teaspoons lace.
back comb. knives, embroidery, stockings,
ETC.. in value amounting to about SIG She
had a preliminary hearing before Mayor
Egry last night, and was bound over in the
sum of $50 to await the action of the next
Grand Jury. Never before was Miss Anna
CoI,n otI lar hny ,vhf IN ho a urI fhot vuOu II
gain such notoriety as now befalls to her
lot
COUNCIL PRocEEDINas.-Council met last
night, with President Murphy in the chair.
Council was notified that Anthony Fallert
had brought suit against the city to recover
$l62 s3, amount due on job Of grading
Wood street. J. B. Nielan was instructed
to take charge of the case at cost not to
exceed $40. A resolution that the Mayor
be instructed to notify property owners
who have not already repaired their side
walks to repair the same. on both sides of
Main street, between Suspension Bridge
and Sixth street. Adopted.
A resolution to purchase the horse Of J.
Timberman for use in connection with the
Fire Department, at . cost not to exceed
$l65. Adopted.
A communication from Lew. Winkler
Offering to paint both the signs on the Sus.
pension Bridge for S. was referred to the
Committee on Public Improvements
Mayor Egry notified Council that new
criminal docket must be purchased. Re-
ferred to the Committee on Printing.
Two protests were filed with the City
Council against the assessments made by
the Commissioners last December. These
protests were made by Third Ward tax
payers along Sixth street.
DAYTON. o.
Mead, charged with assault to kill Wise,
was Yesterday taken in charge by the au-
thorities and lodged In Jail.
Company K was out on drill last even.
ing, making the best OF the full moonlight.
Captain Frazier, Of the Soldiers Home,
was driIl-master.
Dayton and Turner Encampment. I. O. o
f., give an entertainment consisting OF
music and tableaux. at Odd-fellows' Tenn
pie, Thursday of this week.
Dayton Lodge, No. 1873, of the X. 8. b,
(Iron Tie) gave their fipt anniversary OH
the 25th inst; q supper was spread and q
general good time was indulged in until
midnight.
The. examination of Bernhard Rausch,
who was arrested Sunday evening by Off,
GERS Ritzler and Harris, charged with as
sault with intent to kill, has been set for
Saturday. Rausch was released on $500
bail.
II was rumored about town last evening
that there had been shooting scrape on
East Third street. 1t transpired upon in
vestlgas"n that as. saioon.keeper had fred r.: