The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-31

The foreclosure, it is said, will be hastened
by Emmitt, Seymour and others, who thirst
for the removal of the present Receiver and
dissolution Of management.
Jerry Ilge's gambling rooms were raided
OH Thursday night by Chief Schuchman
and officers Wilson and Foster. Wilson
performed an aerial act and alighted in q
window but few feet from where the game
was in progress. So interested were they
in the play that Tempest even found time
to discard his boots and float up to their
side unohserved They all gave BOMBS for
appearance on Friday in the Mayors Court.
MAYOR WALLAcE's sCoURT--Nothng won
derful transpired up on Limestone street
if we except a small squad of 'tashy ()
sports, who filed in when the Jerry llges
tiger buckers" were called to account
| His Honor hit them after this fashion: Jerry
Ilges boss" Windy" Blank, Jos. Blank,
Mart. Blank and Sam. Blank, So and costs
each. Unfortunately, after We had stereo-
typed the given names of all parties III the
above array, the press was restrained
| What for?
Decoration Day was observed here by
partial closing of business houses, all city
and Government buildings, &c. The parade
was extraordinary large, all of our military
organizations of any importance partici.
pating. The Band of Hope" Knights of
ST. Patrick, and Fire Department appeared
among the marchers and assisted much in
the credtable display. The ceremonies at
Fern Cliff were of an imposing nature.
Several prominent speakers gave their assist
ance to this most important part OF Decora-
ton Day and thus made it most thorough
observance.
The Won Blumen and Reifsnider 100-mile
dash ended in finish at II o'cl lck last
night Reifsnider reaching the string by
about six feet before Won Blumen. A
splendid house witnessed the finish, among
it some of the first families of our city.
Won Blumen deserves all praise that can be
offered for her, for she is indeed wonder
full little girl. In her finish she carried the
same stride that marked her walking upon
the start, ard it must be said of our people
that they lacked the first stroke of partial
ity land this we say with regret). The ap
plause given was all une-sded, and it seems
that no one could find moment in which
to lend hand in one little cheer for the
modest and meritorious Elsa Won Blumen
who had come among usa stranger and had
filled her contract to the iuta, a. although it is
to be admitted that Reifsnider performed
a creditable feat. Yet house packed with
selishness takes away the flavor of good
thing WITH the pafual. Wneh Elsa Won
blumeh leltthe Ilack oi tne oPeia,,iip,'use rip''
on friiay hight sne 1'e' no. WIN ,nan .r,ou.e
Sile 50 ilcfiis oeSel'eu s1oiiii Vi apo,auas1
Ear rom IT, ohe paSse9 oue u'''ios,ceu e,i
after shout went up. And when he too was
being urged on by the brave little woman,
nraSsed "t,n, IN bar featuras tba hind feeIing
she had for her competitor, Elsa's trainer.
But Miller should also be severely con-
damned for the mart he plaved, Instead of
being an assistance to those upon the track
he was perfect barrier. When Elsa walks
again she should have an ice box in the
hall, and whenever otticious Miller gets too
fresh, for fear that the" lubberly darling
might spoil when the heat runs high II
would be safe thing to pack him in ice.
MARYSyIILE, o.
Gen. Gibson lectured hereslast night to a