The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-02

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fixed than when he entered, notwith
standing the discontinue of the loser.
Bids for the proposed of new Court
house building were opened yesterday
but no awards were made by the Count,
Commissioners. Forty-fve estimates
were made under fifteen separate heads
and one grand total.
The regular June session of the city
society of homeopathic physicians me
last evening at DR.. VOLTS residence, OF
East Fifth street, and various medica
questions of interest to the profession
were debated to the satisfaction of mem
bers present.
The late rains have been invaluable tt
crop producers of this country. Tht
general report of the condition of crops
OF the various cereal and vegetable cul
ture is that there will be an abundance
The indications for large crop of al
kinds are good.
The members of the Aeker-street A.
M. E. Church contemplate the enlarge
ment of the present building or the erec-
tion of new one soon. We glory in
their spirit of ambition, as the Aeker-
street. Church is entirely too small to &C.
commodate the church-going colored
people of this part of the city.
The laying of the track on the Dayton,
Covington & Toledo Railroad was com.
pleted to the city limits yesterday, and
in the afternoon train passed over the
road from Dayton to Covington. A large
contingent subscription, and the max.
ing substantial the promise of the Direc.
tors, that the cars should reach Dayton
by June 1st, 1880, was thus effected.
The musical and literary entertain.
ment given at Association Hall last eve.
ming by Prof. Way and Miss Maggie Van
Tassel was one Of the most pleasant and
interesting of the season. Miss Van
Tassel attracted much interest and mer-
tied much praise and commendation for
her rare abilities as dramatist and vo-
calist. The music also gave good salts
faction.
Deaths are occurring almost daily at
the National Home. We record two oc-
curing on Monday last, that of Ausus-
tus Klingal, aged 70 years, late of Com
pany E, Fifty-eighth Regiment, Ohio;
senile debility was pronounced the cause
of his death; and Mr.. John D. Coleman,
aged AZ years, late of Company d, One
Hundred and Eleventh Regiment, Penn.
sylvania; cause OF death, chronic diar.
rhea.
HAMILTON.
Miss Mabel Bennett is again able to be
about.
s-Mrs. R. H. Farringer is spending few
days in Cincinnati.
Dennis Flaherty, an old duffer from
Oxford, illumir ates the refrigerator with
his presence.
John Murray was pulled in yesterday
for making his regular old-fashioned pic
mic trip to his sisters and his cousins and
his aunts.
Several delinquent members of Com.
pany G., will be arraigned before the
Court of Discipline, next Friday evening
at s o'clock.
Frank Kunkcl, the chronic carpenter at
the distillery, had the audacity to pitch
into an old man of sixty summers and
give him good fleeing.
John Tully and family moved to
Woodsdale yesterday. Mr.. Tully has
connected himself with the Woodsdale
paper mill and will remain permanently.
Miss Katie Werbel has lost an elegant
gold ring with full name inscribed. The
The finder will please leave it at her res
idence on Washington street and get re.
ward.
Messrs. Kim & Schweitzer have JUS,
turned out two Of the finest and neatesi
little phaetons ever gotten up in the city,
They belong to 11essrs. Martin Mason
and Chas. Sohngen.
A procession of fourteen wagon loads
of lumber, doors, sash, blinds, ETC., passed
through this city yesterday en- route to
William CaldwelPs in the country. This
display was gotten up by Bender Bros.
Uncle Joe Thompson arrived yesterday
from Ironton to attend the anniversary
party given in honor of the seyenty-frst
anniversary of Mr.. Isaac H. Peterson's
birthday. The ceremonies will take place
Saturday, June 9th, at the residence ol
Officer j. w. Peterson, on Second street
A picnic will be given July Sd undel
the management Of Fred Bosch at the
Eaton Fair Grounds Prof. John Theue
rem, the celebrated Herculean, is special
ly engaged for the occasion and will give
exhibitions of tight-rope walking and un
paralleled feats of strength.
The census enumerators commenced
their arduous duties yesterday. Alfred
J. Anderson was let loose upon the %
Ward; John Beeler looks after the Isl
Ward; VIM. Murray and F. D. Lands
do the "honorable" in the 3D. Ward
while L. M. Potter spreads himself IL
the 4th Ward.
MIDDLETOWN. ..
Who carried the bucket Monday night
Charley Pitcher caught it, DR.. Sut
phin's got it, and what is it9
John Mcclellan has returned from hi
Prospecting tour to Leadville, Colorado