The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-03

| the populace. Keeper Millereso then
waved his wand, and then tine pedalistic
Romans stepped within the arena. They
were Citizens Reifsnideriano, Jardinino
and Thomasasi. They appeared in obe-
dience TO command from MilleresO, who
vast gathering that crowded at times its
vast space. Pitted against them was the
| white Fawn," Won Blumenami, as meri-
toriOus gladiator as ever stepped within
the circle At word the struggle
began. Thomasasi thirsting for victory.
struggled hard for first place. and launched
forth for over exertiOn, and died an easy
death upon his sixteenth mile, mainly due
from an overdose of 'guy" cast out from
the pits and the rash use of the lash upon
his shapeless "gams" Jardinino, noble
being, did ting hard, and in spite of his
faultless armor sustained his record by COW
ering twenty miles. ReifSnideriano, famous
for his creditable feat within the arena,
also made some forcibe thrusts, but the
nervous prustration, brought upon by a
wart on "a heel, captured him, and he
passed out after completing miles. The
white Fawn' held victory within her
grasp from the start, ard to her all Others
threw down the gauntlet, and she retired
amidst the plaudits of all within the walls.
| LUDLOW. KY.
| Mr.. Joseph II. Gravener is home to stay,
after two months sojourn at Petersburg,
Ky.
Mr Dwlght Bentnh, the arust, VINO mas mas
eeeil pnrsu'eR MS STUDIES III hohe, lIaiy,
week Mr. Benton comes home on account
of the serious illness of his wife
Mr. James Nixon who received severe
injury m the Southern Railroad eouth oi
Somerset short time ago, is, we are happy
to state, sufficiently recovered to be moved
to his room here in few days.
The American Eagle Lodge I. O. O. F.
| picnic is booming. They have the biggest
boat and the best band engaged, and will
i'aSe .ne saIeest eAcuIsioi anu we hIgh'
s soi ",,e @ y, We i."so se'eSt' so'ns 10 tar-
me- ne, ,h ni",1 on.s season 1ecufe your LICK
eV' WING ''e'e "io any iei''
,,;iI ne ;uo'es Vi lHe trespyterian Nnnrcn
NH NIL give eranu seIawoerry lest,Nai OF
tart; na,s,a, eoe'nE f nieH une o';i, Snor
ba o sistad satea"A, H. usie, th I. WIZ
| Peak Family who have kindly volnnteered
their services on this occasion Go and
helm repair the DAMAGE done bv tbe regent
storm, and at the same time enioy one OF
the social events of the season.
HAMILTON.
Mr. II c,,;tb 10 o.o,,,a ,o;, ,t..,
tn,o raaLs, ;lInae- "s"''' "i'e'
Nv.
MISS HoVeh, OF Dayton, ls visiting Miss
v VI NOV "'u
The Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
to Animals Will meet this evening.
]. w, Davis is home. after a two weeks
sit on the Grand jury in Cincinnati.
Mice of thoo " rou,o ox..u,
nont o' S""da ,,;.n u, D'I ~. fn;n Go'eee, oaipr
or'I WoG1;,tnaI. 4n,i"' WIN ne' i''e'u' "'es ho'
NIl'',''o."'
d. NJ. Goodrich, OF New York, is visiting
friends in this city and stopping at the
Straub House.
The bathrooms at the Gymnasium are j,
excellent condition, and Prof. Thenrer in
forms us that the supply OF water will never
be Short
Bennett and Toolev two farmers of Fair
field Township, had lively scrimmags
esteroay lMolnay) morning over certain
pigs that trespassed on l"oleys farm.
Yesterday afternoon we called on Mr.
William Sortman, of the First Ward, anC
ie"nd nm actively engaged IN waiting or
MS many CUSTOMERS 'ha' oally nock 10 MI
Store
Mr.. Will Dyer, a prominent young bust
ness man of this city, will he married t.
Miss Lucy Russell an estimable vouns
10y ,lsing Oh Day ION street, next "eohes
aay evening.
Council met last night and transacted th,
following business: Committee on Financ,
reports as follows: P lice Fund, $70S 33
Street Fund. $406 66; Special rect Fund
$50 500; Sinking Fund, $R,575; Bridge
Fund, 1902 S5; General Expense Fund
1910 s.; Fire Department Fund, 81 900 rs
Gas Fund, $3.50 56; Library Fund, $43 05
making grand total of $l0,772 95
Mayor Egry submitted his monthly re-
port as follows: Fines assessed, $7l 20; fines
collected, $34 90; fines collected by impris
"nment, S2l 90. Total fines collected
$50 rs. Total collections, 1893 95.
Mr. CAKMEL, @.
Mu,ors ~ hor 70 or;, ,o.;.