The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-01
May Day.


The regular monthly business meeting
Of the Socialists occurs tonight at Arpeltef
Hall.
A concert will be given tomorrow eve
ming at the Church Of the New Jerusalem,
sorner of Fourth and John streets.
SO four per cent. bond certificates to
the amount Of $25O,00o have been sold IN
the Branch United States Treasury in this
sity.
A concert for the benefit of Betts-street
Hospital will be given May 18th at the
Bellevue House by the German Military
Bsnd.
VIM. Hunsch, carrier of the Volks-
hiatt. died yesterday at the age OF twenty
seven years, at his home, No. TT DAVID
street.
The United States Courtroom was dec
prated to-day by number OF pots OF flowers
md bouquets presented by the Jury to Mr..
Thomas Ambrose, the Clerk.
Prof. Tom Boyd, for the amusement OF
The people of Cincinnati, proposes to jump
from the center of the Suspension Bridge
u sson as permission can be obtained.
A party Of enthusiastic Republicans
proceeded to Jackson Hall with cannon
Yesterday afternoon, and fired thirty-eight
rounds in honor Of the Presidents veto.
In excavating yesterday on the site o.
the new Exposition Buildings skeleton
YVES unearthed, to the skull of which wa
attached pIait Of auburn hair nearly si'
bset in length.
1t is understood that Dennis DorleY
IN amateur pedestrian from Bridgeport
Conn, will attempt to walk five hundre'
miles in SIX days, at PRICES Hill, the latte
part of this month.
VIM. Hanks, a resident of Cummins
Vile, who was Just getting ready to remov
with his family to Kansas, was kicked las
svening by horse and had his right arr
broken above the elbow.
The Republicans of the Twenty-thir
Ward held their primaries last evening" an
nominated Mr.. Albert Goethe for counci
man, in place of Mr.. f. G. Boyce. TIL
election takes place May 5th.
Pat. Kearney, charged with misusin
the mails by sending obscene letter
through them, and who jumped the bon
he gave in the United States Court, ha
been heard from in Toronto, Cana1a.
Coroner Carrick received dispatc
this morning from Magistrate John Shurt
sf Sharon, Ohio, to the effect that a ma
bad been killed there last night. The Coz
cner authorized Squire Shurts to hold a
inquest
The manufacturers and peddlers o
smoking tobacco will meet next Monda
evening at the store of Lambert Rothert
On Freeman street, near Clinton, for tn
purpose OF establishing a uniform price o
xmokins tobacco.
From Geo. D. Russell & Co., 125 Trt
mont street. Boston: "Favorites of Pi2
ley" series, containing "Droll Little Man,
and 'Tn Wtching Waltz" also, "Not
Breath OF Spring." Bring Up the Guns,
March Militaire by Strauss, and you Thin
Have Merry Heart" one Of Miss Isab'
Etone's favorites
The National Bank of Commerce, ha'
ing consolidated with the Lafayette Banl
spened for business to-day in the Lafayett
DaDh buHulDH- mos 10 anu " w Ncst III
street, under the title Of "The Nation;
Lafayette and Bank of Commerce" Th
officers are W. A. Goodman, Presiden
Henry Peachey, Vice President, and Wn
J. Dunlap, Cashier.
Commuters on the Cincinnati & Ii
hyet,s and Ohio q Mississippi Railroad
will be glad 10 learn that from and aite
date all local and Communication tickets il
sred by either of these roads, and readin
r,,. go nd Lawronceburg, c
intermediate stations common so Dot
roads, will be honored and accepted for pa
nge over either line.
The ministers and laymen of the var
sus German Protestant churches held
meeting at the German Y. M. G. A. Ha
Tuesday night, and adopted series of re-
olutions endorsing the action taken b
Mayor Jacobs in resolving to close all ind
cent piaces and also urging the passage b
ME Legislature Of the bill known as th
Danford Bill, as far as it goes toward SUI
pressing immortality and securing sunda
dap af regt