The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-04
Decoration During the May Festsvas.

arrange for the decoration of the cit,
during the May Musical Festival wal
a we'll attended.
Mr.. Carl A. g. Adae, Vice President
OF the Festival Association, brought the
assembly to order, and was, on motion
OF DR.. Lilienthal, chosen Chairman
Messrs. L. G. Hopkins, B. II. Coan and
VIM. Aims were made Secretaries.
A committee, consisting of Messrs
Refs, Bishop and MarKDreit, was ap
: pointed to call on the Mayor and ask
him to issue proclamation, asking the
= people to decorate their buildings on
Monday, and continue the decorations
during the week.
A committee of one hundred and forty
gentlemen was appointed to visit differ
ent parts of the city and obtain sigma
lures to the following: M
"We, the undersigned, in compliance
! with the request Of the Executive Com
mittee of the Cincinnati Musical Festi-
val, hereby signify our intention to dec
crate our places of business and resi-
dences in some appropriate manner, on
> Monday, May 10th, allowing the decora-
lions to remain during the Festival"
) The portion of the city to be visited by
each committeeman is indicated below:
Fourth street-vine to Race, north side-L.
G. Hopkins. Is. +. .Coan. Vine to Race, south
side-Gordon shililto, A; II; Mitchell. Vine to
Walnut, north side-W. II. Andrews, John
Church. Vine to Walnut, south side--L ..
W cir, II. III. Galbreath. w amut to Main, north
side-CoL s. ID. Maxwell. Walnut to Main,
south side Geo, Il. Stevens. Main TO- syca-
more, north side-John McHenry. Main to
sycamore, south side-John }. McGrath Syc-
amore to Broadway, both sides-R. FilsOn. East
end, between Broadway and Pike and Third
na,h and FifihaLaz ~ AnSer,son r. Race to Elm
south side-y. e. y. Maddox. Elm to Plum,
Plum, south side-A. b. Closson, jr. Plum to
Central avenue. north side-George Keppler.
Plum to Central avenue, south sde-John D..
lCaldwell Central avenue to Smith, both sides
Id ID. Wells Grand Hotel-A. G. Core.
Smith to Park, both sides-Geo: Kebler.
Colonel James Watson. Main to Walnut,
south side-Otto M. Adae. Main TO W alnut,
south side Qaw of1ices)-C. w. Cole. Main-to
Walnut, north side-H. W. Brown. Main to
; Walnut to Vine, north side-Hon. 5. f. C0vlng-
ton, and w. A. Wilkins, of the Times. Walnut
to Vine, south side-Hon. s. s. Davis. Vine to
Race, both sides-Adolph seasongood and r Il.
Lockwood. Burnet House-J. W. Dunklec.
Race to Elm, both sides-A. Buchanan.
Fifth Street and Central Avenue-Main to
Walnut-O N. Bush. Walnut 10 Vine, both
sides-W. IL. Coddington and B. +. Turner.
Vine TO Race, both sidts-C. 5. w eatherby and
Joel }. Barlow. Race to Elm, north side-Jas.
b. Daniels. Race to Elm south sideAJohn
Ferguson. Elm to Plum, north side-James S.
Ross. Elm to Plum, south side-D. B. Bayless.
Plum to Central avenue, both sides-Thonas
! Holiday and u. w. Hendley.
II Central Avcnue-Fourth to Sixth-S. L. Grif-
filhs Sixth to Eighth-LewisH olght. Eighth
to Ninth--K. b. Ashield. Ninth 10 Twelfth-
J, Major q. w. Germany. Twelfth to Liberty
NJ. ID. Robinson
Pearl Street-Main to Walnut-G. H. Glib
son. Broadway to SycamOre-D. I'll. B. Colin.
Waluut to Vlne--M IN. u. Sellers. Vine to
| 20 M n rnOn1Ng0u and Erank Alter
I'll Columbia Street-Broadway to Main-Gen.
b. d. Fearing. Main to Walnut--James III.
!. Laws. Walnut to Vihe--J. ). Hooker. Vine
to iiace-Hon.C c. w. Rowland.
Public Landing and Broadway-Broadway
Ito Main-kcv. Thomas Lee.
Front Street-Walnut to Race--C. Menden-
n hall. Race'to ElmAJ. Ii. ResOr.
Broauway-Third to Fifth-Wm McAlpin.
:. Sycamore Street-Front to 'Fourtn-H. Herk-
. elratn.
Main street-Front to Columbia-H. A.
Third to Fourth-C. L. +. Huntington. Fourth
Ito Fiftn-A. B. Merriam and A. ID. Smith.
Fifth to Sixth--W. s. Munson. Sixth to Eighth
l-F. ". Boyce or Peter Monget. Eighth 10
Canal-R II. Stone, jr. Canal to Fifteenth
VIM. II. Aims. Fifteenth to Liberty Henry
LangnOrst.
lookout utHouse--Frank Harf.
Walnut Street-Front to Pearl-L. Frazier,
George w. Ward. Pearl to Fourtn--Howard
Hinkle.. Fourth to >Fifth-Col. o. Ii. Geffroy.
Fifth to Sixth-Hon. Geo. b. HollIster. SIKH
J to Nnth-Captain q. B. Lodwick, W. r. Teas
uale. Above Caual-M ajor Joseph.
Vine otreet-Frout to SecOnl- l--Captain &. M.
Holloway, A. z. Kern. Second to Vine-B. W..
Dunham. Third TO Fourth-W. B. Sprague.
Post -oflice-G. Il. W able, Postmaster. Fourth
to Sixth-C. B. Hunt f. A. Armstrong and r..
A. Ii. Brown. Sixth to Canal-COl. Markbreit
aud Louis O'Shaughnessy. Hamilton road
Albert Schwiil Above Canal-H. Wielert.
Race Street-Front to Pearl-Hon. w. T.
Bishop. Pearl to Fifth (including Commercially
n tn
Lowell. Sixth to Seventh-August T. Frank.
Seventh to Ninth-Dr. IL. N. smith. Above
Canal-L. Hoffman:
Elm Street-Front to Third-Geo. Ii. Bur-
rows, G. B. Evans u Go. Third to Fourth-Al-
bert Krell. Fourth to Fifth. X. Pye Fifth
to Eighth-Jas. W. Austin. Eighth and Canal
l-Dr. nj. Cassatt
PUN Street-Second to Pearl-O. Y. Cone.
Pearl to Fourth-Major w. W. Peabody. Gas
jOfice-H.W. Sage. Fourth to Fifth--J. Landy.
Fifth to SEVENTH. S. Dempsey. Seventh and
lCanal-John p. Eppiy.
John Street-Thlra to Flfth-Harry Beesley
Fifth to Seventh-Dr. VIM Owens.
Smith StreeJ-Third to FIltn-S.W. Sw1ggett
Sixth StreeJ-Main to Vine-Oaptaln Fisher,
Crawford House. Vine to Central avenue
Adam b. W ilson. Central avenue to Mound
j. r. Wiltsee. Mound to Hoadly-W. Ii. Ad-
derly.
Seventh Street-Main to Vine-Chas Miller
Vine to Elrn-Dr. s. p. Conner. elm to John
b. w. Estep John to Cutter-E. w. Crowther.
Cutter to Freeman-Thomas s. Butler.
Eighth Street-W alnut to Race--J. HCarter.
Race 10 ELM. Stacy dill Central avenne to-
lCutter-Rey. DR.. Lilienthal. Cutter to freeman
IA L. Frazer.
Ninth Street--Vine to Main-John A. Moh-
|lenhon. Vine to Plum-Julius M. Reis Plum
10 Central ayenue-Eleazer Bardwin, Mayors
Clerk. Central avenue to Freeman-George A.
Clark.
/ Court Street - urt-house-Henry Cox, jr,
| and Hon. Joseph Cox. Main to Vine-E. Ober-
heu Vine to Central avenue-H. NJ. Merrill
Central avenue to Baymiller-Dr. j. +. judge
Baymiller to Freeman-Charles f. Wilstach.
Not yet assigned.-Dr Honthumh, III. Haacke
Joseph Lammert, Henry Muhlhauser, D. W.
Blymyer.
4 An adjournment was held to next Fri
day evening, at 3. O'Clock, at the Grand
Hotel, when it is expected that the vari-
GUS committeeman will report progress.
Il --Sse.-
l. NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND.
i a AURORA, IND.-Mr. v. Trulock, of this
place, is missing since Saturday, and is
supposed to have been drowned. His
pocket book was found on the river bank
and his hat was seen floating in the riv-
er. 1t is supposed that he committed su-
icide.
HAMILTON, - DR.. Falconer and wife
4 reached home yesterday afternoon.
i They returned by way of Columbus, and
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