The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-01

Jacob II. Long will undoubtedly get out
the catalogue for the Home Free Library.
Several of our prominent youths are max
ing elaborate preparations to take in the
Fourth of July celebration at Seven Mile.
We are pleased to announce the opening
of new ice cream paror. This tine on
High street, and Mr.. Henry ka0ey the genial,
whole-souled proprietor.
Geo. Finzel was bitten just under the eye
yesterday by spider while taking his af-
ternOon nap. He does not consider the
bite dangerous, though the eye is swollen
shut
It is rumOred on our streets that Henry
Reynold, who recently gained such unen-
| viabe notoriety, was thrown from buggy
while out riding in Dayton and severely
| injured.
Among the freight yesterday over the c.,
| n. & u. R.R. was an innocent-o0king
twenty-five or thirty-pourd package that
was said by some designing person to con-
and alarm throughout The depot and Vi
cinty.
The Fourth Warders talk of an associa-
| ton to erect a large and comfortable con
cert garden with promenade concerts the
wear TOuIlI lHtlt are " De ono IluIluIGtl
shares at $50 share They don't propose
to have any Thomas Orchestra in it, but
popular airs are to be given, probably such
airs as Zip Coon" "Old Dog Tray" "a la
bama Rose" "Blue-tailed Fly" "Jm
Crow" etc. The Fourth Warders seem to
| banker for that style of music.
COMMON CouNcII.-An ordinance to ap-
rropriate money. Be it ordained by the
| CITY Council of the city of Hamilton, that
| there be appropriated ont Of the Police
| Fund, 1881 ~; out of the Bridge Fund,
| Sis -; out of the Street Fund, $3.50 OF;
out Of the Special Street Fund, $3.50; out
of the General Expense Fund, %1,270 50;
out of the Fire Department Fund, -;
out of the Gas Fund $500 Al; out Of the
Library Fund, $2G0 90 TO pay the bills as
reported by the Committee OF Claims, June
30lh, 1879.
| The Committee on Finance report an ad-
vance of $40, 900 from the Auditor on taxes
and have distributed the same to the fol-
lowing funds: General expense fund, 81 600;
Fire Department, $1,000; street fund,
81, 800; gas fund, $1,000; Library fund,
$3.50; Sinking fund, s., $50
A resolution was offered by the Hamilton
Gas Light and Coke Company to light the
sixty-tive posts that are not erected on the
mains, and during the continuance of the
present contract, providing they will cancel
their claim of So, S76 "a against the city fol
thirty-six posts ordered out November
1875.
| DAYTON. Kx.
| II an order or message is to be sent to the
city remember Goetze's telephone.
The picnic of st. BonifaciuS' Church al
Moeler's Grove yesterday was decided
success.
Marshal Stamper and bride returned from
their wedding tour last evening, both look
ing rosy and happy.
The case of Jesse Arthur VS.. the City o
Dayton occupied the attention OF the Cir
cult Court yesterday.
Purchase your tickets in time for tn
Baptist supper and concert to-morroy
night. There will be rush.
Mrs. Vickers, mother-in-aw of Count.
Clerk Jones, is very dangerously i'll with
cancer at her home on the Highlands.
The Sunday school picnic of st. John
Episcopal Church will take place at Star
bcrry's Grove on Wednesday afternoon q
# next week.
l. Miss Flora Gunnison and Miss Anna Ha
/. took prominent parts in the commenc'
ment exercises of the immaculate Academ