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

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tion of flowers for Decoration Day. Ladies
interested are invited to be present
OFFICERS ELKcTKp-The German AssoeL
alton have elected officers as folio o: A
Dilling. President; II. Klotzbsek and q
Klein, Vice Presidents; First Writer. J.
Walz; Second Writer, +. Seherer; Trs~
urer, A. Schneider.
REAL ESTATE TRAssFERa-R T. ThorD
ton, Trustee, to P. Guilfovle, east forty
feet of Lots 1863 and 40 in Trustees ADD
tion, fronting Powell street; 81 and othR
considerations This transfer is in accord
ance with q provision in the will of ~
late General James Taylor. ......
A petition will be offered in Council =.
morrow night tS increase the wages of u
laboring men in the employ of the city -
81 30 per diem, and the street PAYERS -
50 80. This petition should by all mess
be favorably considered, and the man whQ
votes against it votes against the welfare q
the people.
The damage suit of the City against
appropriation of lot of ground extending
from Mayo to Jefferson street, obstructinS
the proposed opening up of Putnam stresk,
was tried before Judge Makibben and Q
jury yesterday afternoon, and the amoun1
of damage placed at 81, ,034. e.,
Charley Butler, bad colored indiviG-
ual, hailing from Cincinnati, engaged in Q
row ON Hodge alley near Taylor street.
about IL o'clock last night with Mary
johnson, also colored, during which razoa
were freely used. The latter was badly
slsshed up about the face and arm, aa6
Charley showed several ugly cuts in both
arms The noise attracted Lieutenant Co4-
tingham and Officers Flynn an4
Miller. They were not long II
| finding out Buffers hIding-plass
and Mary's whereabouts was traced by q
stream of blood from where the cuttin9
took place to DR.. Dameron's Office, several
squares distant. The officers DELAYED %
the outside until her wounds we're dressed,
and then landed herself and Butler in tbs
Station-house and placed charge of cut
ting and wounding with intent to XIII
against both of them. When searched in
found .secreted in Mary's bosom, and .
cases were continued in the Mayors Court
until Friday.
ENTERTAINMENT.-Odd fellows Hall wss
we'll filled with select audience last night
on the occasion of the entertainment ten
dered Ex-Constable Jackson. The pro-
gramme for the evening was made up a
very choice selections all of which wers
rendered in manner we'll appreciated b.
all. Oliver Root was down for recitationR
but he didn't recite-he couldn't be found
anywhere, and not only disappointed ths
runners, but quite a number OF the AUDI
ence, who thought they would like to heae
him.
The flute duet by Messrs. EdmuHA
Amann and W. G. Sanders, was feature
of the evening, and although encored
they refused to respond. The soprano
solo, "Merry Birds" by Gumbert, was sung
in excellent style by Miss Gussie Dittoe.
She was warmly received, and to an encorl
responded with a very pretty selection
Miss Dittoe has sweet voice, and it is well
cultivated. Daniel P. Dean read "Brothei
Sans Letter" in style that put the AUDI
ence in an uproar OF laughter. He was 70
called several times. The tenor solo, 'Oncl
, Again." by Sullivan. was very well sun,
, by Charles Renme and to an encore he n
, sponded with Good Nj hit"
The Waldenmeyer Orchestra, under tn
direction of Prof. Fine, rendered sewers
very choice selections The piano solos b,
Challes Graninger were very we'll rendered
and proved him to be a master of the In
strument In all the evening was very
pleasantly spent. much of which is due b
the good judgment of the managers
Messrs. Henry Welse, D. R. Lock, +. b
Wentworth and Charles Graninger; also tu
the Waldenmeyer Orchestra -. ..-
i DAYTON. KY.
Mr.. Betsch is now our genial car con
ductor.
Mrs. Grayson, of Fulton and McKinnis
streets, was reported dangerously i'll thi,
morning.
From this time forward the last car viii
leave Dayton at 11:30 p. H., and Newpor'
at 11:55 p. m.
Buy your coal of McClain. He is deIiv
ering fresh barge of Campbell's Creek coi
anywhere in the city at IL cents per bushsl