The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-12

20 captain, captain. stop your boat"
'Tis the alligators wall,
As he whets his teeth and clears his throat,
And wipes his eve on his tail,
show will this Boyton do for meat
And is India rubber good 10 eat"
Mr.. Edward Seeley, who was stricken
With paralysis few days ago, is rapidly re-
covering.
Mrs. Campbell, who lives at No 12S
Walnut street, fell down stairs last night
and broke her arm.
A grand rally of the colored citizens
will be held at Union Chapel on Monday
evening next to raise funds for the colored
smigrants at st. Louis.
The firm of Galway, Semple & Co. are
moving their stove foundry from Lawrence
burg, Ind, to the old Davis foundry on
Front and Lawrence streets.
II is proposed to start ten-dollar sub
scription for the purpose of raising a monu-
nsnt to the memory Of the late Professor
Vaughan in Spring Grove Cemetery.
Mayor Jacobs was presented with
beautiful steamship three feet long and
worked in flowers by A. sunderbruch &
Bon. 1t was the gift OF Abe Steinau.
A child three years old, named Mary
Burke, whose parents live at No. $50 West
Front street, was run over at the corner OF
Third and Mill streets yesterday afternoon
and severely hurt
A bicycle race of one hundred miles
between John Robertson, Of Baltimore, and
A-w A@"-"o of Washington, d. c., for $500
aside. will take place nes. .hursoay az 'he
Highland House Belvedere.
The Committee appointed by the
Union Board Of High Schools have decided
that the commencement exercises of the
High School this year should be held June
18th At the Music Hall. The services of
MT. Whiting with the organ are secured.
BY the fall of an elevator in the hard
WaFe store Of Messrs. Perrin & Gatf, north
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ss-s. corner DeUvnu lace strceIs, yes
kerdsy afternoon, young man named
Louis Haupt. who lives at the corner of
Hack and Young streets, Mt. Auburn, was
considerably injured about the spine.
Superintendent Strauch, of Spring
erovs Cemetery, is having extensive i'm
sroFements made in that beautiful resting
place OF the dead. A large number OF
plants which were recently imported are
being transplanted, and magnificent walks
md drives are being laid out
The ladies interested in the Children's
Home Fair are now busily engaged in ar
nnging the tables for that event. About
Htty OF these have already been placed in
the building. Tickets for the fair are sell
ing like hot cakes, and everybody connected
With the big event predicts magnificent
mccess.
The Picnic Committee of the Sanger-
Est met last night. The Subcommittee
on Grounds reported that they had secured
Inwood Park for the use Of the picnic on
the 18th of June, the Committee to have
the bar and refreshment privileges. The
aamission to the grounds will be; Adults,
. cents; children, 10 cents.
The Labor Lyceum met last evening
II Rolfs Hall, corner OF Seventh and Free
nan streets, TO discuss the question, "Are
Our Votes Thrown AwayT Remarks were
made by Messrs, Van Patton, Pearce, Rice
and others. At the next meeting the sub
ject for discussion will be Have We Had
Fair Count in the Recent Election?"
Christian Schempf. the saloonist at the
corner Of Front and Lawrence streets has
Instituted libel suits against the CONNER
stal and Volksfreund for $40, 900 each. The
articles published in regard to Schempf
stated that ne had committed an assault
upon hehtuekiah "i'n ih'eh. 10 ROD, ana
also that he had been conhned IN the Penl-