The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-01

&C., to be as heretofore ordered by the
Committee for selection of delegates
H. G. HALLAM.
will accept the proposition. or any
other that is calculated to make harmony
in the party. JOHN LxATHERs.
i accept. JOHN g. MErcALFE
Messrs. Grant and Schultze were also
called on Yesterday evening, but they took
time TO consider.
Mr.. Austin Flannelly left yesterday to
Join his brother at St. Louis.
Pete Betz was about this morning as II
nothing special had occurred.
Nearly three hundred tickets have been
disposed Of for Mrs. Lickert's benefit.
The children of st. Stephens Church will
receive their first communion Sunday
morning.
Jacob Smith, of Walnut street, left this
morning for Chicago, where he will engage
in business.
Elder Hawkins, the revivalist, Is attract
Ing 'arge audiences nightly to the Christian
Church on Madison street.
Squire Bell. Of Alexandria, held an in
YHCot WI tht DdDt Ibunu Ill tU0 WOOuS, dS
mentioned in yesterdays STAR.
Mr.. 8. Hurley, 1870 Monmouth street, had
an elegant stock of ready made clothing
placed upon his shelves yesterday.
Mr.. VIM Pogue and wife will celebrate
the twentieth anniversary of their mar
riage this evening at their home, on Eglan-
tine street.
The Knights of Pleasure will entertain
their friends at Red Mems Hall Monday.
night. A gold-headed cane will be given
to the worst waltzer.
John Sutler took ont license this morn
ing to wed Marv Woodsen. The marriage
will take place this evening The parties
to this happy event are of African descent.
A fire in the roof of Mr.. H. Curtis resi-
dence, 1872 Eglantine street. caused the
alarm at 8 o'clock this morning. A consid-
cradle portion of the roof was destroyed.
John RYAN of this citv had the fingers of
his left hand cut off Yesterday while work.
ing in a trench at Fourth and Walnut
streets, Cincinnati, by the wheels of street
car passing over them. ~
Robert Br,wn, arrested on a charge of
| rounding Pete Betz. waived examination
before Squire Buchanan this morning and
was held to the Criminal Court in $500.
Adam Ritter furnished the bond.
| Three of the little orphans who escaped
Sunday morning from st. Josephs Asylum
| on the Highlands, were found here bv the
police last night and taken to the Station
house. The Sisters took them back this
morning.
The Council Committees appointed to in
vestigate the late Irregularities of the Di-
rectors of the Newport and Covington
Bridge met Yesterday afternoon to continue
t cir labors. Secretary Hawthorn con-
tinued his testimony. The COMMITTEES
meets this afternoon.
George Moore and Charley Bush, both
colored, engaged in a quarrel on Front
street, near Saratoga, at late hour last
night, which ended in Moore dischargine
his revolver at Bush, the ball taking effect
in the feshy part Of his arm. The bullet
was shortly after extracted. They are both
residents of Cincinnati.
The LAST SAD TRIBUTE residence o.
Mr.. Thes, corner Of Madison and Saratog,
streets, was crowded all morning bv friend
and relatives who had come to take
parting farewell of their lamented friend
Charles Tneis.
The scene at this once happy home wa
sad in the extreme. A young man in tn
vigor of health and the pride Of the house
hold is to be parted with forever
The deceased was laid in a solid rosewood
casket heavily trimmed with silver. The
remains were clad in an elegant suit o.
black. with shirt and collar snow-white
and black tie.
The features looked perfectly natural
hemorrhage from the mouth and nose hav
ing stopped. The funeral took place at p
IN. to-day from his parents residence, Rev.
M. Koestlin. of st. Johns Lutheran
Church, officiating. assisted by Rev. Mr.
Fowler, of the Christian Church.
The pall-bearers we're Messrs Louis Biehl
D. Pagan, Harry Anstead, Henry Weber
Charles Landslide and Charles Wentworth
The casket was strewn with the most beau
tiful floral offerings
A harp eighteen inches high, made O.
roses, spring violets and camellias, ant
worked with purple violets and immor
telles were the words, "Our Friend;" also
pillow OF the same flowers with the words
"At Rest"