The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-27

DoaIu tOSeL1er ana SET tnem TO WORK,
they are Mr.. Moses Harrison, Mr.. Chas
Gifiin, Mr.. Yearley, Mr.. Thos. O'Hara,
MIR. Eaoch Wilson, Mr.. Geo. Wallace.
On Tuesday afternoon couple Of
men entered the house of David Barrick
Of Madison. They got q revolver and some
clothing. As they were emerging from the
house some men working in an adjoining
field saw, them and gave chase. They
captured one and brought him to towr
and gave him up to Lieut.. Griffith. Ht
gave his name as Jerry Clemmons anG
claimed Columbus as his home.
sPRiNGFIELD, o.
Who will decorate? [
The milliners are busy. /
Temperature yesterday "a degrees.
The Murphy meeting will be held thi;
evening. 1-'
Quite number attended the beer gar.
den yesterday.
Everything seems quiet in our city
to-day, no excitement prevailing.
Mr.. Frank J. Goonley has severed his
connection with the Sunday News. .I
The beer gardens are doing an exten-
sive business, and the beer singers are
kept busy. ...
The tax levy is considerably less this
year than it was last. 1t is fixed at
7 ITO mills.
Miss Dollie Hughes, of Clifton avenue,
after prolonged trip to Dayton and vi
cinity has returned.
Miss Carrie Ritter does all kinds of
the finest family sewing, and is rashed
with work at present. ...,. =
An unusual large number Of houses
are being erected in our city this season,
more particularly dwellings. .-.r. I.
A lawn fete is in progress to-day at
the residence of B. n. Wonder given by
the ladies of Christs Church.
Mr.. j. A. Young, of East Main street,
smiles, and says it is "young" boy.
nine pounds Mother and child
are both doing well.
A number of the friends of Miss
Louise Newport rendered her an ,ele-
yant surprise at her residence, corner Of
Monroe and Vine streets, on Tuesday
evening. .. ..
RELLEvUE Kx
A slim attendance at the temperance
meeting. Weather too hot. a,
Persons wishing to avail themselves of
| skiff rice can find the boss skifffor that
purpose by calling on Will Scofeld, who
,ays the "Star" is the best skiff in town.
Mr.. Spence Reeves dancing school
closed last night with a grand compli-
nentary party to his pupils, who attend
ID in full force, accompanied by their
riends.
Mr.. Bernard Seiner, ST., had narrow
scape from being seriously injured from |
alling bricks while at work at his brick
lin yesterday morning. His arms are
adly bruised as it lis. .. |
Miss Louisa Thee, of Fairfield avenue,
nd Mr.. George Kleth, of Dayton, will
C united in the silken. bonds of matri-
,ony this evening at 8 o'clock. The
oung couple are already preparing for
ousekeeping. 4
MIR. and Mrs. John Hood celebrated
heir wooden wedding last night in the
resence of a large number of guests.
bout a carload of wpoden-ware was
rought to Mrs. and Mr.. Hood. A happy
me was spent.
Mr.. Harry Phillips and Miss Runie
treit will join hands and hearts in the
oily bonds of wedlock this evening at n
clock at the Catholic Church, Rev.
ather Teutenberg officiating. After the
a reception and dance will be
iven at the residence of the groom in
onor of the event.
A very large and happy company of
he friends assembled at the residence Of
[r. and Mrs. Rheinhart on Division
rect last light, the occasion being Mrs.
heinhart's birthday. After magnif-
ent supper was partaken Of the evening
as ei'eHt III very euJOyaDle way Dy all
resent, who offered their congratula-
ons to Mr.. and Mrs. Rheinhart over the
7ent. t.F...r
MARI Eta. o. 4,
Efforts are being made to construct a
oating bath-house.
Pape Bros. lost horse by drowning at
lie foot of Washington street on Wednes-
ay. l.
Edward Weeks, employed by Blohm
ros., was kicked in the stomach by a
,rse and has since died from injuries
ceived. .. ....... .. .'. Il
George Bogy, lad twelve years Of age,
'ceived injuries by log rolling over
i'm at the Fourth-street Landing, Tues
ay evening, from the effects Of which he
rs since died. +
A clergyman was an applicant for d.