The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-25
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Mrs. Bursk, an aged lady, is very low. NJ
hopes Of her recovery.
/ Mrs. Anna Hall died Wednesday evening
at l o'clock p. IN. Funeral at o'clocl
Friday, at the late residence.
/ LEXINGTON. RY.
Mr.. Rauck is still very sick and entirely
unable to attend to any business.
Fishing parties are now in order. One
leaves for Cumberland River to-day.
Hemp has advanced 10 $3 65 per hundred
pounds, rise of 10 cents ON the hundred.
The game of "eraps" is quite common in
the alleys and on the corners. Break it up.
Henry Mathews, white man accused OF
horse stealing, had his examining trial yes.
terday, and was sent on 10 the Circuit
Court for further trial.
In summer the heat and dust on South
broadway is almost uncomfortable. We are
glad to learn that the people in that local
Ity contemplate sprinkling the street.
| On che % of May there will be an excur-
sion train run to Cincinnati in the interest
of the Sunday school of the First Baptist
Church. The school will visit the Zoologi-
cal Garden and other places of interest.
Mrs. John l.. Gilmore, residing on Fourth
street, this city, had her pocket picked dur
ing the procession of the Forepaugh Show
She observed little negro boy following
her but does not know that he was the
guilty party.
On Tuesday night last Mrs. John Bryne
and family, residing on Constitution street,
left home on friendly call TO one of their
neighbors. They neglected TO lock the
door and when they returned hone at
late hour, observing nothing unusual, pro-
ceeded to retire. The young ladies went
upstairs to their room as usual, but on en-
tefing found a negro man in possession
They were greatly frightened, and screamed
as only women can scream. The African,
fearing results, leaped out OF window and
escaped. The officers are on the watch for
him, and he will no doubt be captured
HAMILTON.
Mr.. Joseph Segars, an employe of T. V.
Howell q Son, is visiting friends in Eaton
Mrs, J. Hrsch left yesterday morning for
knightston, lnd on visit to her brother
Moses Heller.
DIR, Dan. Millikin and family have taken
up their permanent residence at the Straub
House.
Forty-seven M. DIS were in attendance
at the meeting of the Union District Medi-
cal Association yesterday.
Sarah A. Woodruff prays for a divorce
from her husband, David f. Woodruff, on
the grounds of gross neglect of duty and
cruel treatment.
Mr.. Herman Ruetle, proprietor of the
Phoenix Billiard Hall, has sold his saloon to
Mr.. George Grossman, of Cincinnati, who
will take possession on the first day of Nav.
J. P. Mclean will lecture in tile hall OF
Hamilton Lodge, No. II, |. O. o. F., on Sa.
turday evening on the occasion of the six
tieth anniversary of the order. All are in
vited.
Mr.. William Spoerl, valued emplove
of Bentel, Morgalant & Co.'s machine
shops, has taken unto himself q better half |
They moved into their handsome residence
on Heaton street yesterday.
One Of the most pleasant social events of |
the season was the surprise party given at |
the residence Of Miss Belle Clarke. of the |
First Ward, on Wednesday evening last in |
honor of her sixteenth birthday. The |
toilets Of the ladies and gentlemen were
beautiful. Many pretty and valuable pres
nnts were given the fair hostess who ac.
quilted herself we'll in the entertainment of
her many friends.