The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-20
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.

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-... Rev. Mr.. Dobbs breaches at the Baptist
Church Sunday.
Miss Minnie Rorer is entertaining friends
from Covington.
Nothing definite was accomplished at the
Council meeting last night.
Rev. T. G. Thomas married Newport
couple at his residence, Thursday night.
The Scopticon entertainments at the
Presbyterian'fhurch resulted in net profit
of $50.
Some thief got away with Capt. Beams
regulator clock from the Newport waiting
room last night.
Mr.. Billy Nugent, fornerly engineer of
the dummies, is now workingsin dummy
machine shop in New Orleans.
Preaching at the PRESBYTERIAN Church
Sunday by Rev. J. N. Irwin-morning,
"Christ as King" evening, "Lions in the
Way"
The Entertainment Committee of the
Knights of Pythias has made arrangements
for fine programme for next Wednesday
night. Every member should attend.
The funeral of Mrs Eliza Smith, wife of
George Smith, ST., will take place at the
N. e. Church at IL a. NJ. tomorrow. Rev.
E. L. Saunders will preach the funeral dis
course.
The sermon at the M. E. Church to-mor-
row night will be upon 'The Minister
Sent, Received and Supported" This will
be the closing service of the conference
year and the minister respectfully requests
the attendance of every member.
There is a movement on foot to have the
Post-office removed two squares further
west. to the corner of Dayton avenue This
would be deprivlng our citizens of first
class Postmaster and doing gross injustice
to the citizens of Upper Dayton who would
have to 20 so much further for their mail.
Let-it be frowned down.
DAYTON. o.
There we're eleven deaths and thirty
births in this city last week.
Only one marriage license was issued
yesterday--James H. Higgs and Leah
Earnst.
There are stories current that we'll
known attorney has been brutally beating
his young wife.
Mr.. ]. W. Sortman yesterday completed
the big smoke-stack at the car works-102
feet-the highest in town.
A number of new freight cars for the
Union Pacific Railroad yesterday afternoon
left on their long journey.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians will go
to communion in body at st. Joseph's
Church tomorrow morning at the 1880
Mass ,s
Three car loads of q. s. soldiers passed
through the city yesterday on the Dayton
& Union Road, from Columbus Barracks,
en- route to Santa Fe.
Professor McMichael, of the Monmouth
(Ill. Theological Seminary, is in this city
on visit, with his family, to his old con-
gregation, at Sugar Creek.
Elder Stephen Ball, formerly head of
one of the households or families OF Wa.
teryliet Village for many years. nturned
yesterday to Whitewater.
John Duffy and George Sheaf, after a
hearing before Mayor Butz yesterday, were
honorablv discharged. They had been
charged with assaulting and robbing Henry
Krumm on McLain street.
JR. o. U. A. NJ. FAIR.-Large crowd last
night. The following are in the lead:
chain, Reeder; cross, Ida Heiaz; skates,
Ralston; bracelets, Ella Fetters; lamp,
Belville; candy, Lee Wolf; ring, Ambrose.
Lieutenant Wood Schenck recently start
ed on his return from China, the state Of
his health making it necessary for him to
come home. Yesterday word was received
here that he had been taken seriously i'll in
San Francisco.
Mr.. W. E. Nesmith, Of the firm Of John
R. Dixon & Co., Of Indianapolis, was q
passenger on the Dayto q Southeastern
train from the East yesterday. Just before
reaching Xenia, be found in the water
J closet Of the car q pocketbook containing