The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-19

Sang weary tramp with a rosy nose,
To his comrade lean and lank.
20 where's the bank and how longs the timer
fhe other sighed for need dime,
And III draw on that ere bank"
The Mohawk Browns will play match
game ut the Ball Park tomorrow with the
Anericus Club.
Madame Anderson starts off on her
tsns walk at o'clock this afternoon at the
Highland House.
Julius Brodengeyer, a boot and shoe
dealer at No. Al Elder street, has been miss
ing since Monday.
The Cincinnati Gymnasium gave fine
reception to large number Of invited
guests last evening.
The fall meeting of the Chester Park
frotting Association will be held Septem-
nth and October lst, I'd and Sd.
The Express Companies are, it is an
seunced, about to reduce rates on trans
mission of small packages of money to
nearly all parts of the United States.
Albert Gale, twelye-year-old boy liv-
ing with his parents on Lingo street, Cum.
ninsville, shot himself through the hand
yesterday, while playing with pistol.
Mr. Clement Bates, Ex- City Solicitor,
viii devote his whole time to his regular
hv practice, and has his Office in the Es-
planade building, southeast corner Of Fifth
and Walnut streets.
An executive session of the Board of
rehce Commissioners was held yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. Milton Hanson, formerly
Secretary in the Mayors Office was elected
Clerk Of the Board in place of Frank TAFT
A man named Patrick Ryan was ar
Hested by Officer Hartmann yesterday at the
Lsste Miami Depot, while attempting to
place tie across the railroad track The
man is evidently lunatic, and will be
tAken before the Probate Court.
President Hobart, of the Chamber of
Commerce, appointed the following gentle
men yesterday Committee to confer with
Monsieur Leon Chotteau for the purpose
sf improving the commercial relations
bskween France and the United States: S.
lester Taylor, Charles H. Kellogg, Jr.,
1anes Gilmore, W. J. Lippincott, William
Aubrey.
Mrs. Margaret Barrett brought a suit
n the Common Pleas Court yesterday
against her husband, Samuel Barrett, John
Hardy, Constable, and Mrs. M. Merritt
1he plaintiff alleges that her husband has
made fraudulent assignment of the house
N which she lives to Mrs. Merritt, the
sssther of his first wife, and that Mrs. Mer-
Slft has now brought an action to eject the
Daaintiff from it.
The Ninth Ward Republicans elected
~ following officers last evening: Presi-
can't, A. c. Sands; Vice President, W. H.
Anghes; Secretary, F. s. Spiegel; Treasurer,
John II. Bart. Executive Committee, John
eTossius, ]. V. Guthrie and Abe Mayer.
Gommittee for Drafting Resolutions and
Bylaws, F. s. Spiegel, D. Fithian, W. H.
Anshes' Gustav Hof and J. V. Guthrie.
1t the election of the Turner Cadets
mt evening the following officers were
elected: Captain, George Meyer Jr.; First
lieutenant, L. W. Querchner; Second Lieu
tenant. ]. ]. Challenbaum, Jr.; Orderly Ser
giant, e, Luthy; Standard bearer, William
Vsfdelage; First Sergeant J. Spengel, Jr.
escend Sergeant, H. Hoffman,; First Cor
poral, Mat. STANCE; Second Corporal, Geo.
kuhlman; Drummers, ii. Gimklech, A, |
oberly, VIM. Guthardt, George Bienert and
Vim. Messerle.
At a meeting of the new Board of
cOuncilmen yesterday afternoon a resolu-
ton instructing the City Auditor to adver-
Hss for bids to do the city printing was
adopted. The resignation of Mr.. Z. C.
Boyce, member from the Twenty-frst Ward |
tnow a member of the Board of Public
works. was accepted Messrs. saddler,
Thompson, Fitzgerald, Stephens and Voight
were appointed members Of the new
finance Committee.
The members of the new Common Car
sier Company beld meeting at the Gibson
House yesterday afternoon, and decided
spon the terms upon which they would be
willing to operate the Southern Road, and
will submit them to the Trustees at their
meeting this afternoon. The details of the
plan are not yet made known, but it is un-
dsrstood that they differ but little from the
plan adopted by the Trustees several weeks
sEa An the stock in the new company
has been taken, large number Of the stock
Asiders having transferred their stock from
ne old company
Hildness conquers-and hence II is that
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