The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-28

The ice-house of Isaac Marks q Sons
on the Summit was destroyed by lightning
Monday night. Loss about $4,000.
The furniture manufactured by Mltch-
ell & Rammelsberg for the OHIO Room at
Mt. Vernon is now on exhibition at their
store on Fourth street.
John Gerwing Jr., of Fulton, was
thrown from a horse yesterday afternoon
while driving along Eastern avenue, and
had one OF his arms broken.
'rhe ladies of the Archbishop's Aid
Association have voted card OF thanks to
the many friends who contributed towards
making their concert success.
The Findlay Club have filed their res.
plution of incorporation with the Recorder
The following are the Trustees: John
Wild, Frederick Grueyey, and Sebastian
Stein.
Magnolia Ledge, No. S3, I. 0. O. F.,
have appointed a committee to ascertain, IL
possible. the fate OF Hugh Simmons, a
member of the Lodge, who disappeared some
time since.
At a meeting of County Auditors held
At Auditor Cappeller's office yesterday
afternoon, il was decided that Pullman
Palace ears were taxable in the counties
through which they run.
A band of music serenaded the distin-
gushed guests at the Gibson House last
night about II o'clock. Speeches were
nxde bv Hon Charles Foster, General j..
Warren Keifer, General Grosvenor, General
W. H. West, and Others.
The marriage of Mr.. L. G. Hopkins,
nephew of L. c. Hopkins, of this city, to
Miss Julia A. Burr, of Prairie City, Illinois,
took place last night at the home OF the
bride. Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins will come to
Cincinnati and take up their residence here.
The delegates appointed by the differ
ent organizations that will participate in
the Grand Snngerfest parade on June 1lth,
will hold a meeting tomorrow night at
Turner Hall for the purpose of perfectinG
the final arrangements for the turnout.
The Board of Directors of the c., H. &
D. Railroad Company, through their Presi-
dent, Mr. r. NJ. Shoemaker, have presented
10 the stockholders of the road their report
for the fiscal year ending March 31st. 1t
shows an increase in the net earnings over
last year of so, 26S 81.
The Lincoln Club took charge Of their
new quarters last night at the southwest
porner of Eighth and Race streets. Ad'
dresses were made by Hon. Warner Bate
man, the President of the Club Hon. Miles
Gardner,of Washington C. H.. Gen. John
". Finnell, of Covington, and Mr.. Josiah
Kirby.
Miss Dods. who is delivering courst
Of lectures on the art of cooking at COLLEGE
Hall in her lecture yesterday Afternoon
described. prepared and cooked the follow
ing dishes Boiled fowl, sauce or dreSSln!
for fowl fruit tart with short crust, tomatt
farce, cream cake, fried fish to tillct AM
,kin. Miss Dods will deliver four NOR
lectures and will then repeat the course a
Louisville.
Albert Nixon, who was arrested an
imprisoned in Butler County Jail on charg
Of completely in the larceny Of horse an
wagon was released, there appearing n
evidence connecting him with the at1aiI
Nixon explains thar his misfortune i'll bein
ted grew out Of his effort to have tn
property restored to its owner, knowledg
Of his whereabouts having come to hil
through the thief.
The Board Of Directors of the Germa
Protestant Orphan Asylum held meetin
last night and admitted the followir
named gentlemen as members OF the Soci
ty: Louis Cordes FIR. Iicke, John Burcl
hardt Henry Sammit, George Guctenber
John Becker, Albert Schwill, Louis Mayl
Fred. Werner Vincent Hess, P. S. LichteI
iels, J. Huzbcrger. John Hardtle, WI
Eink, Jacob Harth, Fred. Diem Jr., Vale
tine Prinz, Rev. f.. Voss Peter Aggc
Michael Lang, Jr., L. W. Ballzemat, Lou
Rinkenberger, Fred Wagner.