The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-28

made on the Short-line Road. Col. John
Mcleod, General Superintendent OF the
road, and Mr.. James Reeves. Master OF
transportation, rendered their designations
yesterday, to take effect at once. Mr.. Mahl,
the present auditor of the road, is named to
succeed Mr.. Mcleod. Other important
changes it is reported will saOn follow.
Mr.. Dueber, of the watch case manufae-
tory, has presented a very fine gold watch
valued at $l75 to be disposed of for the
benefit of VIM. Pearman. Mr.. Pearman is
the man mentioned in the STAR several
days ago, who has already undergone three
operations for a cancer in the side, but the
physicians refuse to perform another oper-
alton without the cash is forthcoming. A.
MArRIMoNIAL-Mr. VIM. Zinmeister and
Miss Lou. Keim were married Yesterday
evening at St. Panl's German Protestant
Church. Rev. Mr. Clausen, the pastor, was
| the officiating clergyman.
Mr.. Gustav Zimmerman and Miss Caro-
| line Boehm were married last night tthe
residence Of the brides parents, ON John
street, by Rev. Mr. Roestlin.
Yesterday afternoon, while Mr.. John
Raipe, in company with Miss Mamie sir,
we're out buggy-riding. they met with an
accident that came near proving fafal.
They were just leaving Mr. Raipe's hosse,
on Monmouth street, when drunken nan
from Cincinnati came tearing up the street
Before Mr.. Raipe could get his vehicle out
of the road, the hack collided with it and
upset it. Mr.. Raipe and the lady were
thrown out the lady falling under the
wheels, and getting badly bruised up be-
fore she could he rescued. Mr.. Raipe sus-
tanned sprained ankle and several pain
full but not necessarily fatal cuts The bug
gy had shaft broken.
The FAlR.-The Masonic Fair to be held
at Odd-fellows Hall on the 18th, 18th and
18th promises to be one of the grandest
ever held in this city. The ladies will set a
supper each evening and will spare no
pains to make every one attending have a
already been received and placed on exhi-
bition: From Cincinnati-W. G. Davis &
Co., one stove and utensils; Chamber Light
ning-rod Company, one-hundred-dOllar rod;
George @. Davis and Julius Adler, 100 fine
cigars each; Woodside & Peyton,
smoking tobacco and cigarettes;
McHenry & Co., hall lamp; Snow
den & Otte one seal-skin muff and boa; M.
p. Kuhn & Co.. gold-headed ebony cane; 3.
W. Hall, one package silk scarfs; Oskamp
q Co., silver pickle-caster; J. c. Richie,
valise: Walter Cridland, oil painting; VIM.
Donaldson q Co., six standard chrOmos
Krebs Lithographic Co., same; Kayser &
Degner, one dozen Catawba; Amann u Co.
u one dozen champagne; Bond & Pohls two
dozen Bluelick; A. Erkenbrecker forty
pounds of starch; +. H. Woodmansee, one
dozen of inks; Hemingway Glass Com
pany, one dozen cut glasses; Pape
Bros. & Kugeman, three chromos
! Frank Schroeder, one hundred cigars
A. E. Wilde & Co., German books
From Dayton: George Bonte & Sons. coil
rope; Joseph Kuhl, 100 cigars; McLain. ont
load of coal. From Newport: Sewing-ma
chine, Mrs. M. A. Gugle, and Mr.. G.
Spreadburry, sewing-machine; Robert An
stead, 200 fine cigars; Baughman & Bod
ley, one load Of coal; Fred. Biehl, case o
champagne, gold-headed cane and diamond
. ring; John Goessler, one silver and gold
plated cake.basket and alabaster clock
, Louis Riehl, 100 cigars; JOSEPH
Ashley. elegant bedroom set; Henry Fuchs
: fine bridle; John Steinhauser, fine clock
H. w. Behrman, twenty-five yards of mus
|. lin; Schneider & Fuller. one bedroom set
. Joseph G. Feth, one dozen bottles of pei
: fumery; VIM. Boyce, one dozen bottle
each OF hair-oil and perfumery; Gus Art!
. man, fine breastpin; George Tppenhauel
800 bricks; J. B. Lock, barrel of cider, tul
. key and hams The watch donated by MI
Blaur, of Chicago, is said to be fine speci
,, men of workmanship.
! MADAME SAcHsE's Decentralization
are out for Soiree Musicale, to be given q
the residence of s. f. Black. Esq, No. Is
Front street, by Madame Sachse and he
pupils tonight The following is the pre-
| gramme:
PART FIRST.
Piano solo, "Last Hope. Gottschal
: Mrs. A. W. Du Bray.
Double Trio, "Child of Regiment ..."...DOnizet
IL Class.
Mrs. Ireland.
e Da'e leli ''''' Miss Belle % Black. " 'mme'''e'
queen OF NlgnC lOEr
Duet, 1.-TWO Cousins Glove
Misses Belle and Eva Black.
PART SECOND.
Piano solo, 'Titania" secs. Lefebre- Wei
v Miss Belle Black.
= Love Hail'd Little Maid d''........-......Gar
Miss Eva Black
"springtime Waltz Tor,
: Miss Ireland.
. Plano solo, "Spinnlied" Litol
Mrs. A.W. Du Bray.
'Sng sweet Bro d0r
Madame SachSe,
''Gaily Chant the Summer Birds ..... .... DePinn
q Miss Belle Black.
y Duet, "Holy Mother Guide His Footsteps. M,
It Madame Sachse and Mrs. Weimer.