The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-17
OUR BUSY MEN
Here and There Among the Cincinnati
Hives OF Industry.

Kreiger, Burkhardt & Co. are building
pair OF fine large engines.
Nearly all the large buildings being built
at present are to have illuminated side
walks.
Workmen commenced this morning to
set the four boilers in the Exposition
Building.
Mr.. Ed. Greenwood was recently appoint
ed to a position as Sardmaster on the
Southern Road.
Mr. Ben. Knight is compelled to abandon
his trip to the Rocky Mountains, on ac-
count of pressing business engagements.
Mr.. John Flint has left the employ OF
the Hall Safe 4 Lock Company. John was
the maker of clocks used in time-locks.
Mr.. Henry Gaeble has been compelled in,
consequence of poor health, to abandon
his position as engineer OF the Star Preserve
Works.
Mr.. Theo. Frost an employe of ]. A. Fay
e Co.'S having recovered from the slight
injuries sustained short time ago, has re-
sumed work.
Walsh & Kellog, who have large dis
tilery on Gcst street, west OF the Southern
Road, are running of large quantities OF
whisky daily.
Rcdway & Burton are running quite
| lively this hot weather, and are turning
out large number of stoves known as the
Early Breakfast brand.
! All the houses on John street directly op-
posite to where Cooks arraee Factory
stood, are being newly painted, having been
badly scorched by the fire.
Mr. Leb and Dode Harding, young busi-
ness men of this city, are soiourning in
Canon City, Col, the latter seeking rest
and change of climate for his health.
A portion of the north wing of the Expo
sition Building is covered with perfect
network of scaiIoldng, and workmen can
be seen lodging about from place to place
like busy bees
The most durable, strongest and best.
toned bells are made of Il composition "i
iron scrap and steel. A Cincinnati firm
make speciality of bells manufactured
from the metal.
Mr.. Neal NJ. Dennis, our enterprising ele
vator builder of Home street, has rush o
orders for these machines. Most all larg
business houses of the city are being sup
piled with them.
Hon. Theo. Marsh claims that Governo
Bishop miSrepresented him by stating tina
he Marsh) was opposed to DIR. Muscrott, tn
newly-appontcd Director of Longvew Asy
lum, on account OF his religious views.
Mcssrs. Walker e. Havlin have larg
contract for some fine stove and mantc
patterns and are quite busy. This firm
made the fine patterns for the iron windoy
sash for the Jacksonville Qll.) Insane Asy
lum.
The section hands on the Southern Raj
road. when coming down the grade frof
the bridge to the depot, give the car fu
} sway, and it glides aonga lightning speed
oftentimes causing observers some uneas
ness.
The old buildings on the northwest co
ner of Twelfth and Vine streets have bee
razed, and the brewery firm Of Windiscl
t Mulhauser " Bro. will, on the same sit
S erect some fine buildings for store pu
: poses.
r Mr.. Benjamin Jenifer, formerly an ol
9 citizen of Cincinnati and now resident I
q Springdalc O., was taken suddenly i'll la
4 evening while at the residence of his SC
George, Sergeant of Police, from the effec
OF the weather.
y There is novel hy-screen to be seen c
X Fourth street that is So adroitly arrange
t that fly will not pass through it from Il
} outside, but any llies happening INTO II
f house will soon tind their way out throug
= an opening in the screen.
i About month ago company styled Il
q Farmers Manufacturing Company cor
c menced operations in this city. 1t is no
a thriving company and doing good bus
d ness in agricultural machinery. The Of
z GERS are, President, VIM. Galway; Seer
:, tary, L. NJ. Hosea; Superin tendent, c.
a Hessor
It The Werk Foundry, situated on &c
street, and Owned by an association
practical mechanics, who some years a!
/ formed a company during heavy strik
a is now in hourishing condition. T.
c members of the company are all workil
J. in the several departments of the esta
,r lishment, and put i'll as much tiIAe as the
q. employers.
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