The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-09

2 A. P. A. Mennerchor.
8 Cecilia Mnnnerchor
l. Concordia M8nnerchor.
g. Germania Mennerchor.
III. Music.
G. MGennerchor.
Z. Good-felow SaengerchoE.
s. Harugari Mannerchor.
g. Herwegh M&nnerchor.
10. Walnut Hills Liederkranz
~. |. Q. o. F. Sangerchor.
II 0rpheua
Il. Swiss Mennerchor.
"a. St Cecilia Mannerchor.
l5. St. Johns Church Choir.
THE MONSTER PICNIC.
Tickets for the monster picnic 10 be given in
lnwood Park can be purchased at the following
places
v. Bormann, 2O6 Vine street
John Flach, Debolt Exchange.
G. Helferich, 3S7 Main street.
+. Schneider, northeast corner Ninth and Wal
nut streets
f. Tremeit, southwest corner Court and Walnut
streets.
]. Kugel, 81 West Court street.
Main.
William Huettermuller, southeast corner OF
Hunt and Main.
Joseph Graef, northeast corner Court and Race.
F.del Bader. northeast corner of Court and Elm.
Q. Vogel, 44i Elm street.
M. Gramp, northwest corner Of Fourteenth and
Elm.
G. Schulz 4i6 Elm street.
r., Schenenbech, northeast corner of Fifteenth and
Elm streets
G. II Mueller, southwest corner Fifteenth and
Race streets.
Louis Hoffman, All Race street.
Streets
C. Eschenbrenner southeast corner Vine and
Mercer streets.
Henry Welert, wieler's Pavilion, Vine street.
John Kaufman & Co., Vine-street Brewery.
8, Fey, 621 Vine street,
George Thill & Bro, Cps Vine street.
J. Becker. 676 Vine street.
jules Becker 81 Henry street
F. L. Emmert Jr northeast corner Of Clifton
avenue and Vine street
THE PROSPECT.
From a stroll through the city this morn
ing, and talk with a large number of cit-
zens, it is evident that Cincinnati on
Wednesday next will present an aspect of
gaiety such as has never been seen here be-
FORE
Ever since last Monday the florists in the
suburbs have been engaged to furnish
thousands and thousands Of yards of ever
green and festoons of all kinds.
To give an illustration how great the
decoration will be, it is only necessary to
state that on Monday last festoons were
sold at fifteen cents yard, and yesterday,
the supply having nearly run out, an ad-
vance to 81 so per yard took place.
This also holds good in reference to flags
and bunting. All dealers are overcrowded
with orders.
The work of decorating commenced this
morning and will be kept up until next
Wednesday.
The Post-office will be one of the finest
decorated buildings in the city, and the
elaborate designs, festOons, flags, ETC., were
on hand at o'clock and men are now at
work putting them in trim.
The Orpheus Club has also commenced
decorating its headquarters, at Twelfth and
Walnut streets.
The MRnnerchor Hall, on Vine and
Mercer Streets has alone contracted for
over one thousand yards of evergreen,
which is to be put in position in front of
the building.
The festival arches in front of Music and
Turner Halls and at the corner of Thir-
teenth. and Walnut streets, as described in
Saturdays STAR, are all about ready, and
the decorations on them are being arranged
to-day.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
AT meeting of the County Commission.
erS to-day resolution was adopted to dec
crate the Courthouse on Decoration Day,
and that all of the public offices in the same
be closed at u o'clock noon on Wednesday.
sENGERFEsT NOTES.
In yesterdays rehearsal Prof Carl Barus
executed Rubinstein's paradise Lost"
Gade's Crusaders" and Raf7s "Einer
Entschlafenen. In the latter Miss Emma
Heckle sang the solo parts and was loudly
applauded.
Grand rehearsal tonight at Music Hall
of Verdi's REQUIEM" and tomorrow
"Paulus."
The solo singers from Boston and New
York will arrive here tonight