The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-08
Market street. They will remain four

OOi. w. .. MOORE, Generat Agent VI
Equitable Life Insurance Company. is
establishing his quarters at Bookwalter
Block on South Limestone street.
The congregation of st. RaphaePs
Church will hold Strawberry and Ice
cream Festival at st. Raphaels Hall,
commencing on Thursday evening and
continuing the balance of the week. All
are invited. Admission 10 cents.
Mr.. S. B. Negley, formerly dealer in
rags, iron, etc., has entered in a new bus
mess, with Mr.. P. ]. Ellis. They are
supplying private residences with fresh
Strawberries and all other fruits, daily,
and report doing an extraordinary rush
Ing business.
The persons name living on Gilbert
avenue, who conceals herself in some
corner of room when a collector calls,
and who sends out her little daughter
with lie "my mamma isn't home," will
be published in full If she does not ar
swer the next call.
HAMILTON.
The Temple of Honor hold picnic
to-day.
An eager crowd watches the bulletin
boards.
The Harmonic Society give concert
at Beckett's Hall tonight.
Mrs. Barrett left last night for Chau-
tauqua to recuperate her health.
We were mistaken in saying that Mr..
Nizer preached at Jackson's school-house
Sunday.
Calvin Shurtz petitioned for $10O
bounty, being veteran of the Eighty
ninth Regiment.
Mr.. T. S. Downey, of Wilmington, O.,
is spending a few days with relatives and
friends in this city.
Stars VS.. Clippers at the Ball Park,
July 4. Boys of the Star Club, the Clip
pers are bfooded team.
While examining those nobby pumps
from the G. & M. Shop at the Millers'
Exposition, please remember that Lew.
Cartwright spread himself while ex-
cutting the job.
Ali book agents, lightning-rod men,
twine venders and washing powder dis
tributors will live just as long and be
just as happy if they avoid that serene
atmosphere which peryades the rope
walk premises. John Jacob Astor( (brook)
has purchased G atling gun.with which
to fire out all advocates of the knowing
creed.
The following programme will be rem
dered: Prayer, Rev. Granville Moody;
Address Of Welcome, Thomas Millikin;
Response, DIR. J. M. Weaver, after which
the regular business meeting of the As
sociation will be held. Dinner at /
o'clock at the Phillips House. R. B.
Millikin, George X. Shatfer, George II.
Phillips, G. NJ. Fleurer. Robert Joyce,
Committee of Arrangements.
| COUNCIL PRocEEDINGs.-Ci Coun-
Gil met in regular session last night with
seven members present and transacted
the following business
A resolution was passed to levy tax
of 12 mills, as follows:
| For general expenses, 2 mills sani-
tary and street Improvements, $40
mill; fire department, 2 $40 mills; Ii
brary, 2-l0 mill; police, l 7-l0 mill;
sinking fund, l $40 mill; gas, 23-10
mill.
Horsethieves must have considered
Saturday night favorable time to collar
the stalwart steeds, for in the city alone
1they reaped rich bonanza by banding
together and making bold, bad raid un-
der their streaming banner my King
dom for Horse" Among the unfor-
tunate was Joe Bradley, who lost a small
bay mare, for which he offers a liberal
reward. VIM. Mutzer also lost black
mare, which was taken from his stable
in the lower end of town about 10 O. clock
Saturday night. Reward offered.
4 About 7 o'clock this morning Clyde
Balm, son of Rev. Mr.. Balm, of the u.
| P. Church, and Frank Bennett, two lads
aged respectively ten and twelve, got
into boat on the bank Of the Miami
River, and while playing the boat started
out into the current. Just before going
under the railroad bridge, and while in
the strongest current, Clyde jumped out
and, being unable to swim, soon sank to
the bottom. Frank remained in the boat
till below the R pids, when he jumped
out and swan to shore. The most dill
gent search is being made for the re-
mains of Clyde, bright and promising
little boy of twelve summers, and the
parents have the sympathy of the entire
community. e
The following is a report of the Com
}, mittee of Arrangements for the fifteenth
reunion of the Ninety-third Regiment,
TO-. VI l.: ......
The fifteenth annual reunion of the
Ninety-third Regiment, O. V. l., will
take place on Friday, June 11th, 1880.
Members of the regiment residing in
Hamilton and vicinity are requested to
meet at Concordia Hall at o'clock a. m.
sharp, where they will form in line and
march to the depot to receive the men,
bers from abroad. We trust every man
will be present. After short parade
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