The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-03

ed in keeping { own The iniammatiun. The at
lending physicians entertain the hope OF saving
the uninjured eye,
Mr.. Moses r. Harris and Mr. S. A. Hag
german will be installed as Elders of til,
tolhmbia-street Presbyterian Church Sun
day morning.
The Democratic City Executive Commit
tee met last night and ele ted the fOllnwin.
officers: James Meehan, Chairman; Il. +
Walsh, Secretary; Henry Huser, Treasurer
The meeting adjourned to await the call .
the ChalrmaA
The following is the order of exercises Al
the Soldiers and Sailors picnic July 4th
Prayer, Rev. r J. l.. Matthews; address ;,
master of ceremonies, DIR. Fred. A. Davis
Ode, America, children's chorus; address
Hon. A. ;. Berry; music, national anthem
address, Rev. r. J. L. Matthews; ode, ma
tional air; address, Hon. Il. Tarvin Baker
amusements.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Mayor ITarton respond
ed to The rule against him, to the effect
that he had merely followed the precedent
set by his predecessors, and did not know
the law applied 10 his office. The resnonse
was taken under advisement until to dav.
The jury in the case of J. w. johnson
against the Newport Street Railroad Com,
pany returned verdict for tile defendant
IN the sum of $500.
| Langdons administrator vs. Charles
| hIlhthworth. Suit on note of S. 100
| Tie arguments we're concluded and the
jury given until to-day to render verdict
ON account of the sickness of one of the iu.
| rors.
The Jury failed to agree at twelve O'Clock
and were discharged.
MIAMIsaURG,
Grand military ball in Town Hall even.
ing of July 4th.
| Charles Weaver has a fnll-blooded Alb
dallah colt. Look out, for there he comes.
Run, Rnnl
| H. Wantz & Bro. are now busilv engaged
IN clearing the country of walnut trees and
shipping them to Baltimore.
Work on J. p Halls new building is
| being rapidly pushed forward. 1t will be
ready Tor business in less than month.
After fifty years Hof's building is to be
| ornnmented with a new sign-George s.
II fl, successor to Vim. Hoff Il Son, in bold
letters.
The Lutheran Sunday-schools of this
city, Dayton, Germantown and Gcttersburg
propose having grand union picnic after
the Fourth. Full particulars in time. A
joyous time anticipated.
Fishncs are now all the g. Who don't
go fishing ought to 90 without fish. Messrs,
Isaac Treon. Fird. Gebhart and George Nye
are doing the best of all this season. They
are now camped opposite Grains Grove.
HAMILTON.
Miss Anna Ruhl is visiting friends in
Louisville, Ky.
Mr. Eaorva Elor,os oe v.... r,.. !,
IN the city. to remain till ter the Fourth.
?. G. Berry ]. P. Davis ana Harry Hume
PAID short visit to the Queen City yester-
day.
Some TWENTY-FIVE or thirty men are en-
gagged in putting down gas mains in the
First Ward.
The First Ward grocer, who disappeared
so suddenly Monday morning has re-
turned, and now the boys demand an ex-
planation.
Mrs. Boyle, of PHILADELPHIA, mother of
MIS- Dr. Gail, of this city, died at tie resi-
dence OF the latter yesterday afternoon.
fhiiade!phia Papers please copy.
The Superintendent of the Public Schools
Of Hamilton, MIR. l.. d. Brown. with several
OF the principals and teachers. are in Cleve-
'ahd to attend the Ohio State Teachers Con-
yenton.
A new organization, known as the Ham
llton Talk Club, has lust come to Iight
Tie officers are: James NJ Wood, presi
dent; Charles Parker, Secretary; Chauncey
Barderi, Treasurer.
And now Jacob steiger brings action
against Ayers Seward to rec lver 81, 1000
stelger atiirms in his petition that a vicious
mn lp pVttp, hI+ rl a.. -. Al
lace, fracturihg his jaw and manning him
for life.
Philip Strpp has spared no pains to
make the Bellevue Garden one of the most
attractive pleasure resorts in tie city. The
glorious Fourth of July will be celebrated
in the most approved style. Prof. White.
with his Punch and Judy show, in the af,
ternoon, fireworks and balloon ascension
in the evening, help to make up the pro-
granme.
BELLEVUE. KY.
Council meets this evening.
Cannon to the right of Liberty Pole to-
night.
Miss Florence Buchanan is visiting her
cousin, Miss Vinia Tedrow.
Remember the NJ. Il. Social tomorrow
night at Squire Vests; be sure and go.
Miss MolIe Young has left for Lebanon.
Ohio, to spend the Fourth with friends.
Mr.. Williams, whom everybody knows,
was elected President of the Murphy meet |
lngs last night.
large number of the young people of |
Daytongtiood Templars and Others, will at
tend the Social tomorrow night.
Our young friend Gus Blesch, returned
home this morning from Louisville. to
'pend the Fourth. Gus reports business
air in the City of Wooden Pumps.
Mr.. Casper Phillips aud Miss Caroline
Baro were married at the Catholic Church
his morning. A reception and dance to-
night at tie residence Of the brides
parents.
Two of our young men were very much
Worried during the last few days over GER
ain reports of baby. The death of the
'hild may cause the parties considerable
rouble.
Mr.. John King, teacher in a deaf and
iumb college in Cincinnati, who is visit
ng Mr. P. +. Genoway, Jr., ran a one hun
ired-yard race in the bottoms Yesterday in
he remarkably quick time of liz seconds
lr. King ran the same distance last year in
Washington in 10H seconds and is satisfied
lie can do it again with practice.
Andy Gallagher, boy OF about twelve
ears of age, residing on Rhensford street,
while returning home from picking peas in
he country, was attacked by COW. In
rying to get out of the way he fell, his
light arm striking stump of tree, which
'rotruded into his arm between two leaders,
eaving very ngy and painful cut. DR..
teWart dressed the wound