The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-03
FOURTH OF JULY
Celebration Of the Glorious
Day.
Picnics, Excursions, Balloon Ascensions
and Fire W Orks.


attraction tomorrow. The grounds Will b'
in gala dress, and the unparalleled collec
ton of animals will be displayed to th'
best advantage The Cincinnati Orchestrt
| has been engaged to furnish music for boil
day and night. Chinese lanterns will iliu
inmate the place during the evening
There will also be half.hourly balloon as
tensions. But the greatest thing OF al
will be the pyrotechnic display.
! There will lie fourteen immense piece:
fred, under the direction of Prof Diehl, a'
| follows:
/. Glory of the Night.
2. True Lovers Knot.
3, Sparkling Caprice.
4. Eruption of Vesuyi1s.
5. Union Batteries.
| 6. Tree of Liberty.
7. Floral Circle
| s. Scroll Wheel illuminated.
8. Fourth of July-Shield and Flags.
| 10. Pyritic CrOss-iire.
II. Ladies Whim.
10. Rocket Shells and Grand Illumina
| ton.
| 49, Bombshells from an eight-inch mortar
| IA. Grand tinal-Temple Piece, appropri
ate for the occasion.
One of the next important places of at
| traction will be
cHhsrhk rAkk.
The special race between Bonner Boy and
Caiseton will be All exciting one. 1t will
| be remembered that day before yesterday
CastletOn, who had been entered in the
2:4O class. made the extraordinary time OF
2:23R. The match is for $500 aside, and
all the arrangements have been made. The
race will be hotly contested. There will
1.ts nIoso - 'A-e -' "'''
bASE'hALl~
An exciting game OF baseball will be
paved tomorrow afternoon at the Cincin-
natl Bali Park. The game will be between
the hoRs~ team anu the boys from SYRIA
cuse.
AT the Star Grounds the Deaf Mutes of
NV, olui,p''s VIII cross pa's WIN the stars;
hoII t"mr I t,romh al" tI T,t 'irit a,hta,
Wostar'' site, amd t1a;. '"v - e. anu
baIi ,lorars 10 axoo,iant uoiu ~ a. pase
ha sxnactod a iNe 'p'i' 'h"y
W p'0''o'
Al MUSIC HALL
"A performance on the great organ in the
Music nan Will be among the other public
ce'ebrations OF the Fourth OF July. Tia
IloRal airs mr.; WI be played IN the afternoon
W w Ni nip.''s, !ne u's'i'ss,iiSheu otsahlst
''IS, a nna pea.tIr' one OF the most popu-
M .al Sol'raHo voca!IStS, ana Mr' .. Behzng,
Wv tl'I "''ne si'sei' WIZ give auuitlohaI interest
~ '''e e"'ei 'aiili'eht'
m, fHiuH HlLL'
The hlli-tops VIII be more popular than
ever Prices Hill, under the management
the nnbIir Mme De WIZ oscas .,r"G''H,'f ~ t, W
Iall1on Xiv At ! ,jrIoc ~ 1 ~, nm,Iar r ti'e tpo
direction OF Mr.. Robert Miles. At p. m.
! there Will be one OF the grandest display OF
dllIreW9rKS ever witnessed in Cincinnati.
lie "erinan lea II usIar Mllltary Band will
execute thelr best selections III honor OF
the fo"rth. There w'll be dancing at the
paT''loh from p m; 10 midnight There
WI also De S"ii9s' hylhs dutchman, shoot
ing bowling, etc.
LOOKOUT HOUSE.
A great picnic will be given tomorrow at
this resort. There will be grand orchestral
concerts given by Mr. Adam Weber. Nine.
Emma Afford, sooist, from the Royal Poly
techhic, London, viii be one of the leading
FEATURES. Liol' CiliiOFu VIII make an ascen-
SipIl lLoii !I't I1futn. banclng VIII pe IN
u''lseu ~ III we Pa'liloh dufilg the alter
l'oo'' ','J enT,.,g: A. l'Sht tlieFe VIII be
e'''u "iSp'"y o' o"''oohSaha hreWorks
BELLEVUE HOUSE
urahd concerts VIII be given here in the
AFTERNOON. lheFe VIII be picnic, grand
uiSpia% Of hreWorks and other attractions.
me Hefiham MIlltary Band, Carl Boyer,
b.rector' WI lurHish the Il uslc. Tie ad-
iulSsIOu Will De Tree.