The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-28

Gerry store OF MT. JOln hearnS.
Leonidas, the infant boy of Mr.. and Mrs
Leonard Griggs, die on Thursday from
cholera infantum. The child was almost
eleven months old, and was buried yester
day.
Dame Rumor, who, by the way, is gener
ally correct lately reports another marriag'
shortly; the lady residing on Rhensfor6
street and the gentleman on Fairfield ave
nue., near Patchen avenue.
The picnic that was to have been given
on the grounds of Mr.. Robson on the
Fourth by the NJ. l.. Church has been
postponed on account of the death of Mrs
Cora L. Moore, sister of Mr.. Robson.
DAYTON. nx.
Regular services in all the churches to
morrow.
The schools closed yesterday for summe,
vacation.
The G. Us had a G. r. last night. NJ
lodge meeting on the night Of the FOarth
Marshal Newt. Stamper and his young
bride are shifting the fresh lake air at Chi
cago to-day.
'Charley Domas had hardy; we're is dot
hardy now|' II was Jolly party, and sue
cessiul, at Odd-felows Hall last night
Councilman George Anderson has con.
tract to furnish cabbages for the troops OF
the King of Holland. He has set out his
plants.
Who carried that hand organ on his back
at the Stamper serenade, and who turned
the crank? Gov. McCrearv offers reward
for their bodies dead or alive.
Professor McGnns was the recipient Of
an elegant fruit set from his corps Of teach.
ers and many handsome presents from his
scholars at the close Of school yesterday.
Joseph Meier, the genial journalist, will
next week commence the publication of the
Weekly Staatszeitung, German paper IT,
circulate in Campbell and Kenton Counties.
Charley Motz, the wel-known saloon,
keeper, attempted to part two fighting dogs
Yesterday and one of the CANNES brough,
his teeth together on Charlev's arm, inhict
ing a serious wound, to which DR.. School
field gave surgical attention. Moral as t.
dogs-always let 'em fight.
At the grand concert and supper given
by the Mite Society and ladies of the First
Baptist Church of Dayton, Wednesday
evening, July ID, the Society will be
assisted by Miss Hattie T.. Evans. Of the
Cincinnati Conservatory OF Music, Prof. Z.
G. Brnmbach, c. L. Lewis, Prof A. Adams
and other first class home and foreign musi-
cal talent, as the following programme in.
dicates:
PART I.
/. Anthem, "Jehovah's Praise" ...........W Whit
Miss Laws Fannie Adams aud Chorus.
2. Duet, soprano and bass "What Makes the
Mss Florence Taylor and Ii. j. Appleton.
8. Song, "Janets Choice Claribe
Mrs 4 X Dr,rV
4. Quartette, Danish Oh, Maidenn ........ Lorin-
Mcssrs, Anschuz, Thomas and Tibbltts
s. Trio Sweet be thy Dreams ................. Bisho
Miss Florence Taylor, Mrs. A. X. Drury and H. ]
Appleton.
G. Ballad, sweetheart
Miss Florence Taylor.
PART H.
l. Song, "Thy Sentinel am T'.........Wa Watson
Mr.. II. J. Appleton.
. Solo, "Wating Song g................n...Mi MillarI
Mrs. George C. Wcimer.
g. Recitation, The Bells ...........
Judge Makihbcn.
L. bright Sword Of Liberty" y"............... Weber
Dayton Quartettc.
s. Trio CLEAR Our PRAYER Abbott
Mrs G. C.Weimer, Miss +. Adams and j. 4. Dunn,
g. Quarete and Chorus, How Lovely is Zion"
from RaumDera
The Chase piano used IS from L. E. lie,
vassor & Co.
SPRENGEHEE.D. @.
Our people who went to the Falls b1
lake this week have returned, and speak in
high terms Of the trip.
The encampment of the Seventh Regi,
ment, 0. N. G., is to be held in this city
during the month of August.
Marshal Hayward is once more upon tho
streets. He was taken from his business
several days ago by a heavy attack of the
mumps
All of the railroads here are offering hall
rates to eXcurSioniStS who desire to cele-
brate the glorious Fourth OF July out OF
the city.
'Dice" Shannon, having purchased an
interest in dry goods box show, left the
city the first Of the week to do the shouting
at the door,
The prospect for big run among our
shops is encouraging. Several of them are
now being run to their fullest capacity,
The close of the month OF July promises
much.
Benjamin Quincy, q healthy colored
yOungster was furnished with an appica-
ton for his admission TO the Reform Farm
for incorrigibility, in the Probate Court op
Friday.
The game between the Columbus nine o.
ucdl lhuleS anu Il nine, q fenaSn OF The OIL,
Nationals, played upon the Fair Gounds on
Friday afternoon. resulted this wise: Co
lumbus 6, Springfield O.
The commencement exercises of the ST.
Raphaels School, held at the hall on Thurs
day night, were brilliant success. The
ball was packed, and each and every fea.
ture presented met with a hearty encore
The following met the sturdy gaze of His
Honor Mayor Wallace on Friday, and they
received justice rs laid down in the ord-
nances to the dot: Murtv Quirk, Henry
Linn, George Girdle and Bill Baker drunk
and disorderlies, and W. w. Barnett fast
driving
A little son of Joseph Canoe, of Boiler
street, fell into well, distance of twentv
feet, on Thursday evening, breaking his
collar-bone and getting severe eontusions
of the head Drs. Mclaughlin and Russell
were called in and soon gave the little sui.
ferer relief.
Ferguson & Flack's Ministries, bower
of good home talent, give a performance
in the City Hall on July I'd. Several OF
our young friends engaged in circulating