The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-29

pose OF giving instrucuonh 70 tne eApers.
No effort has yet been made by the
School Board 10 pay the teachers their
well-earned salaries although two months
will be due them Monday. Several OF the
teachers who depend almost solely on their
salaries for household necessaries, were
compelled to draw ther order and have
them cashed at big discount, 1t would
have been much more honorable for the
Board, as several OF the members con-
tended at the last meeting, to borrow sum-
cient to pay the teachers.
Rev. Frank s. Fitch, pastor of the Sew
enth-street Congregational Church, Cincin-
natl, will preach in the York-street Con-
gregational Church on Sunday at O'Clock
p. m. All are invited. There will be no
morning or evening service. Sabbath
school at $50 a. m.
Ram Chunder Bose, the converted Hin
doc, will preach at Taylor-street M. Z.
Church this evening at half-past seven
o'clock.
| w. H. Jones, clothes cleaner who holds
out at York and Southgats streets, and
Harry Fearons had dispute about 8
o'clock last night about some clothes,
when Fearons let fly straight from the
shoulder. his fist coming in contact
with Jones' chin, which felled him to the
ground and forced the claret to flow freely.
The cries of murder that came forth from
Jones could be heard for several SQUARES
and attracted the police, who arrested both
the parties. Their cases were continued in
Squire Buohanan's Court until Monday.
Bishop Divine, alias Victor Seymour, the
negro who got away with several lots OF
| f1r ttrra frN. knpa hon ND
over to the Criminal Court in Squire
sum of $500. Mr. Page and the other par
ties recovered all of their furniture yester-
day at secondhand stores in Cincinnati
where Divine disposed of it. 1t is mainly
due to the exertions of Special Policeman
Phil. Parry that all of the goods have been
recovered, and Divine, the rascal, brought
to justice.
DECORATION DAY.--The Soldiers and
Sailors Association last evening completed
arrangements for the observance of Decora-
tion Day tomorrow, and everything prom
ises to be successful.
!. A committee consisting Of Mrs. D. R.
Lock, Mrs. Hewitson, Mrs J.I. Tedrow, Mrs.
W. Woodard, Mrs. M. WEIGH, Mrs. House,
Mrs Kate Speck, Miss Laura Lyburn, Miss
L. Keene, Miss M. Ryan, Miss Sallie Craw-
lev and Miss Sophia Callander, was ap.
pointed to take charge of the flowers and
the little girls who are to distribute them.
The little ones to whom this is intrusted
are: Katie Keene, Ida Welcb, Mamie
Murst, Annie and Grace Wakeman, Annie
Nordheim, Kate Ryan. Lizzie Hewitson,
Mary Woodland, Maggie and Allie Welch,
Lizzie Mcmillan, Carrie Theis, Minnie
nu-nI Tauyloao I.n1u
| Gugel, Emma Beukamp, Alice Wood, An
ME Dilling, Laura Schriver. Mary Sum
mers, Sarah Limerick and Susie Deitz.
The programme Of exercises at the ceme'
terry has been arranged as follows:
Music by the band. .....
Prayer-Chaplain.
E Hymn-M@nnercho
l Oration-Jas. G. Wright, ESQ.
Ode-O. w. Root Esq.
+ Oration-Hon. A. s. Berry.
Y Music and distribution Of flowers
p Mr. Brown, the Sexton, with severa
9 assistants. has mown down the grass, ant
r the cemetery never looked prettier
Thomas Whites four-horse buss will brin
q fifty people from Alexandria to the deco
n ration. Mr.. Jacob Hahn has donated fou
4 hundred pounds Of ice to supply ice-wate
q for the occasion. The first 'buss, contain
It ing the Ladies' Committee, will leave heat
quarters promptly at o'clock.
el DAYTON, KY.
9 Miss Ella Jones is away to the countr.
e on visit.
Rev. Mr. Dobbs will occupy the Baptis
!, ! pulpit tomorrow morning and evening.
q Preaching at the M. E. Church to-mol
\ row, Bev. Mr.. Stubbins Md, officiating
d The teachers OF our Public Schools r,
ceived portion OF their salaries yestel
e day.
ii Miss Jones, charming young lady fror
l. Cynthiana. is visiting her cousins, th
It Misses Lukena
~ The Bellevue Lodge visited the Dayto
II Good Templars last night, and the meetin
:, y was grand success. ....
iol The horse owned by Mr.. Louis Garnie
it the florist, broke his leg, necessitating b
ID shooting by the owner.
A pleasant social party was given at III
residence of Mr.. Heath, on Day ton avenue
in honor of the seventeenth birthday
is Mr.. Will Heath.
Johnny Miller, the ex-ferryman, wears
Is smile of serene satisfaction on his goc
IS natured countenance. The advent of MI.
Miller, weight ten pounds makes john
or happy.
r, Friends of the dead soldiers and sailo
should meet at the car stable to-morro
st morning at 7 o'clock, with flowers
HI abundance, and march to Newport to pa
ticipate in the decoration of graves.
s, The Baptist Mite Society excursion al
,e nounced for Monday night on the Ellie
u Mccoy has been postponed on account
the weather. The tickets sold will still
good, and the date of the excursion will
~ given in due time.
-. Board Of Public Works.
,k G.S. Schmidlapp asked for permissic