The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-05

how high you are assessed at and you
may probably avoid trouble hereafter.
Mrs. Ueberslagh cautioned the Probate
Clerk, in Cincinnati, yesterday, not to
grant license to her daughter and
Dummy" Davis. Both are deaf mutes.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Alexan-
der Bailey and wife to John Baily and
wife, of Cincinnati, Lot 13, in the origin
al plan 80 feet front, on Fairfield avenue,
by 80 feet deep (half lot); $3.50.
The state of the Town Hall Associs-
tion is at present badly mixed. We are
sorry to say so, as we had hoped to see
everything in that connection agreeably
settled. The whole trouble seems to arise
from not selecting lot before paying in
stallments.
Rev. Father Teutenburg, formerly of
the Mother of God Church of Coving-
ton, but latterly of Augusta, KY, has
assumed charge of the Sacred Heart of
Jesus Church, this city, in place OF
Father Weeks, who joins monastery in
Illinois. Father Teutenburg is said to
be an eloquent clergyman.
DELAWARE. o.
Yesterday was the warmest day that
we have had.
The c., c., G. & I. Railroad will change
time next week.
There will be Sunday train running
from Cleveland to Cincinnati.
H. Payne, President of the Ohio
Wesleyan University, is in Cincinnati,
attending Conference.
There were several cases of spring fe.
yer yesterday. 1t would not be worth
the while to mention the number.
MIDDLETOWN. q.
John Schafer and several others start
for Leadville soon.
Jas. Woolley is now in Chicago on q
business trip for William Caldwell, the
lumber dealer.
Don't forget the grand excursion te
Cincinnati and return on next, Tuesday
May 1lth. Round trip 81.
Charley Kuntz, an employee of Tytus'
paper mill, had two fingers badly mashed
on the calenders yesterday morning.
The last grand ball of the season will
be given in Leibee's Opera-hall to NOR.
row evening by the Parole Dancing Club
of this place.
HAMILTON.
M. B. Price, Esq, has returned to Las
Annimas, Colorado.
The street railway switch is being
changed from Third to High.
Stars VS.. Picked Nine resulted in a
victory for the latter, with score of 23
to Is.
The molders have another meeting at
Fenzeps Hall tonight. A good attend
ance is requested.
Mr.. Chas. O'Brian, formerly of this
place, hut now of Cincinnati, is visiting
friends and relatives in this city. ,.
They have an order for two thousand
corn drills at the Variety Works, and
are rushed to their fullest extent.
The funeral of Frank Wack took place
this afternoon at 1870 o'clock from the
Zion Church, the Rev. Trcbel officiating.
James E. Campbell, and several other
Democrats, leave this afternoon for Co.
lumbus, to attend the State Convention
The wedding of Mr.. Jacob Schwat
and Miss Agnes Kellerman is announced
at St. Joseph Church for Tuesday, May
18th.
1t is alleged that Christ Donor. the
sweet singer of the Fourth Ward, viii.
leave in short time for a trip to the
sunny South.
Another one of those elegant social,
will be given tomorrow evening by the
ladies Of the Presbyterian Church. All
the delicacies of the season will b,
served.
The first grand moonlight social hoI
will take place at the Front-street Gar
den Monday evening, May Oath, under
the management of Valentine Menges
and Dick Dreher.
All members Of the old famous Even
ing Star Dancing Club of 1870 are re
quested to meet at the Atlantic Garden
on Second street, near Junction Rail
road, Thursday evening, May 9Th, at
o'clock, sharp, for the purpose OF re
union. Don't fail to attend.
Last Sunday afternoon quite crowG
of visitors assembled to witness the game
of ball between the boys of the Ohio
Iron Works and those of the Variety
Works, in which the latter came of
rather victorious with a score of "a tt
II. The Ohio boys will probably ceas'
to crow for short time.
The ladies of the NJ. E. Church CAV,
the first strawberry and iee-cream fes
tival of the season in the lecture-roon
of their church last night. 1t was sue
cess in every particular. At the lemon
ade stand we noticed Miss Jennie Daugh
erty, Miss Ida Gilmore, Miss Belle Davi
and Messs. Boyd and Slaybaek. Th,
flower stand was presided over by Mis-
Vickie Smith, Miss Minnie Belden an,
Miss Bertha Nizer.
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