The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-21

have been pawned by the latter The case
was tried, and the Judge has taken the mat
ter under advisement. The Court adjourned
until 2 p. III. Monday.
pretty little two-months-old boy, with
no one to love, none to caress. was found
yesterday morning on the door-stcps of Mr..
lohnson's residence on Cabot street, near
Bellevue. The little fellow was found tug
ging away at his thumb when picked up.
Mrs. johnson kindl" took the Youthful
stranger in and kindly cared for him until
this morning, when the ever faithful wife
of Jailor Schwartz took the little chap i'll
charge.
Bold DAYLIGHT ROBBERY csterday af,
ternoon about ? O'Clock two neatly dressed
individuals were seen to enter the residence
of Mr.. Burns on Columbia and Harris
streets. The neighblrS were not aware, at
the time, that Mr.. Burns family were alb
sent, and therefore paid no heed to the
strangers. When the family returned it
was found that the bureau drawers and
trunks had been broken open, and their
contents scattered promiscuouSlv. A gold
watch and chain, three gold rings and a
| large sum of money were stolen. No clue
has, SO far, been found to the thieves.
DAYTON. Kr.
The Good Templars turned out last night
en- mas>e.
Miss Carrie Woodward is visiting friends
i'll Harrison, Ohio.
Mr.. John Barr. who las been sick quite a
while, is very low.
Rev. Mr.. Saunders will ofllciate in the
NJ. L. Church tomorrow
| Regular services in the basement Of the
Baptist Church Tomorrow.
| Tommy Lamb, whose ankle was badly
fractured, is about again on crutchcs.
The ACCOMPLISHED Miss Cushman who is
visiting Miss Iulu Jones, will return to her
home in Dover, KY, Monday.
Mr.. Hiram jerks, who has been on a pro
tracted business trip through the South,
returned home this morning.
| The smoke no longer curls from the
smoke-stack of the pretzel factory, for
HirSchhrrgcr, the pretzel baker, has de-
parted from our midst. Between daylight
and dawn he packed his goods, vanished
pretzes and all, and skipped ont TO Ohio
john RAMSEY, who is about 800 out by the
operation, is chief mourner.
AT the meeting of Free MaSons last
night, ut tie residence Of Rev. Mr.. Zim
norman, there WAS fine at enhance, and
tie petition for II charter, which WAS
numcrousiy signed, will be forwarded t.
the Grand Mast ut once Tur lodge will
be known as the Henry Barnes Lodgc, will
Henry Barnes as W. VI Rev Mr. thinner
man, $. W., and Mr.. Hall, ]. W.
Additional Hamilton.
Mrs. Hal. c. Reed. lr, is visiting Miss
Jessie Davis on Third street.
at the residence of George Brown, on
the Cincinnati Pike they assembled and
passed the evening in the ma2es Of the
light fantastic toe.
Another fire was extinguishcd that had
caught in the old whisky diS'ilrry south
Of town. This is the second time this build
ing has been on fire within period OF two
months.
The commencement exercises of the
| Hamilton lIi4h School last nlshC were at
| tended by II large and cultured audience.
! The graduates occupied seats on the plat.
form, which was fes,oUucd with AurH Of
! fcrugs OF conrse the young ladies'
toilets tor lne occasion we're elegant an at
| tractivc. The various ESSAYS were of a high
character of excellence, and reflect credit
on the High Srhuol The following are the
graduates: Miss Ida NJ Kirk, Paul IL. Il b,
crtSon Miss Alice u. Huber. Miss Nav
Beth Moore Samuel V. Hall, Mis- Maude
T.. Galloway, Gurus Beckett, Miss Jessie
Fox, Miss Mary NJ. Crawford.