The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-22

rHE CINCINNATI Dali
of the baton; Martin Goode gave them
something brief; Ruffensperger outdid
himself; NJ. W. Banes right to The front;
David Compton hit the rail on the head
Mayor L. s. Wallace gave some interesting
I "reminiscences the same having COME under
his eye during his initiatory week; then
| Cluppinger closed the ceremonies with a
characteristics appeal; big crowd and q soul
stirring affair
G. "A. MaIaley. the proprietor of the La
! gonda House shooting gallery, is the cham
pien jokist. A few weeks ago he paid the
Mayor So and costs for joke he played
upon the driver of beer wagon, of which
he stole keg of the luscious fluid. Last
week he played another and now James
| Howell, a boarder at Korns, West High
street, moIlrrs the loss of $40 in SILVER, and
another bearder named Patterson valise
and some valuable papers. Markley has
cut loose from us and gone To- grounds
where he can make rehash.
GETTING Down TO BUSINESS The follow
| ing parties having graduated above "tany'
got their diplomas from Probate Judge
John G. Miller siace our lastreport: r. A.
McConaughey and Anna NJ Renner. Irvine
]. Davis and Estella J. Hutzler, VIM. A.
Rodgers and Sarah r. Benson, Fletcher
Ryan and Mary NJ. Printz. Alois koehler
ard Mary Berger, Warren Il. Gard and Ida
NJ. Wallace, John Bringman and Fannie
Clark. VIM. d. Brewbaker and Hulda T.
Locust, Frederick liertzinger and Anna NJ.
Kramer. Theodore Gebaner and Clara
Letschule. Five told the clerk not to
mention it.
Died, onSunday morning, at 345 o'clock,
Mrs. Eliza Bookwalter, wife of Mr.. John
W. BUokwalter, after long and severe i'll
ness. Mrs. Bookwalter was q lady of cuI-
tnre and refined taste and her liberality in
the interests OF any benevolent cause is to
all we'll known. She was an honored and a
faithful member Of the English Lutheran
Church. and her earnest work in its affairs
always had its telling effect The funeral
services were held to-day (Tuesday) at 2Bo
p. m. at the residence OF her mother, Mrs.
James Leffel, on North Side, and was at
tended by vast concoursc of friends and
relatives. The remains were DEPOSITED in
the vault at Fornclitt Cemetery.
DELHI.
DELHI, ONO, April %, 1879.
PEACE IN THE SUBURBS.
To the Editor Of the Star:
knowing that your numerous subscribers
in this vicinity feel an interest in anything
pertaining to the neighborhood here col
late the minutes OF the meeting last night
of the Trustees of the Hamlet OF Delhi, held
at Appleiack's Hail.
Present; Trustees Take-em-nIl Cheek
through and Bust 'enl-up and Clerk Swear
to-anl thing
The following resolutions were moved
and adopted
"Flrst-lhat Home City has no rights that
Delhi should respect
'Second-Tliat their boasted Park Lot isa
fraud and delusi0n and would not sell for
fifteen cents; that it has been sold under
the Sheriff levy many years apo to the
protit and everlasting honor of our mutual
friend and benefactor
"lhlrd-That we tender our thanks and
gratitude to those citizens who are ever
reaIy to sign any and all papers we present
to them either by day or night.
"Fourth-That the Hotzkamper Lot to
open linn avenue is hereby condemned and
the cost of the same assessed ON Home City.
II fifth hat if we find the foregoing res
olutions are not in strict accord with the
wishes OF our friend and member from Riy-
erside, then they shall lie null and void.
SiNtii-l hatas We do not propose IT, share
ours callugs with any one, that the quo
tatiun Of Nelson Say Ter in Yesterdays STAR
as saying that Delhi and Industry were try
Ing t" stcaI Part of Home CITY. should read
that Delhi was trying to steal part OF Home
City.
"Seventh-That this meeting resolve itself
INTO Smelling Committee to proceed to
Home lltr, and consider ltsc adjourned
until "Wednesday night next"
More anon Warren EN-.
HAMILTON
The Live Oak Bise-ban Club will give
picnic early in May.
A. P. Richardson, of Sommerville, was in
Hamilton On business yesterday.
Jacob Lorenz was reg stored at the Stl-
this morning fur disorderly con-
duct.
Mrs. John Spivey, of Rossville, died ut |
her residence yesterday morning at = !
o'clock.
Gus Lotterncr and Gus. Folk. of Middle
t'wn, spent t"c Sabbath in this city among
friends.
Mr.. John Purcell, well known among bus
mess men in this city, departs tor Ireland |
early in May.
NJ. Strauss, the High street clothier was
N Cincinnati yes erday selecting new styles
.Ur the spring trade.
Mrs. john Brodt, while lifting a boiler
ull ot hot water from the stove, ON Monday
asst, let the boiler fall, dashing the water
Iver her feet and ankles, scaldiug her in a
most PAINFUL manner.
The Fine Art Entertainment given IN the
Christian Church last night was largely at
ended, and proved To he a success. The
anne entertainment will he given in the NJ.
g. Church tonight (rue*dav.)
One Of the most encouraging signs of the
imcs is the fact that all of the machine
hops of this city are arranging to employ
II increased number of men. On and after
lie lst daN of May at least fifty mechanics,
no are now Idle, will be employed in the
iIlrrcnt manufacturing establishments Of
hamilton.
A hungry hog, belonging to De Ia Court,
he e nial correspondent for the Cincinnati
Commercial, attempted to eat Il horse yes
erday, that had been tied to post in front
+ Flerner Il Bctz's hardware store, ON I
ligh street. This so frightened the animal +
hat he broke from his faSteninGs and went
avn ll;Hu street To the bridge with the 9
peed OF the wind. The runaway horse
as stopped on the bridge, with no damage
ave Il broken bride.
The Board of EIucaton, consisting Of the
blowing members, Asa Shuler, John II.
roWn. john SChwenn, john Schwartz,
rank llammerle, Lot b. NOrthup, James
ilin and D. G.. Brewer, met at the Mayors
flee last night and organized by elcctng
Ie following officers: James Gitiin, Presi-
rnt John Schwenn, Vice President; DR.. c
rown. Clerk; Asa SIlulcr Treasurer. Re t
Drts from the Treasurer aud Clerk were
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