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

MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.
O. BONNIE fly, 80 bithe and spry,
Once again We greet thee,
In our coffee We drink thee down,
In PIES and puddings eat thee.
Drown thyseli in the 'lasses can;
In the cream pot flutter;
Drip thy legs in the sugar bowl,
Smother myself in the butter,
The testimony in the Bernard Gazette
hbel suit is still being heard before Judge
Force and jury.
Nicholas Weissgeiber, living at IT'S
Vine street, has been missing from his home
for the last three days.
G. 81. Griffin, boarder at the Madi-
son House, suffered the loss of $40 at the
hands of thief yesterday.
The Sherman Club will leave for Chi
cago Monday morning at o'clock by
special train via the l., G. & l. r. R.
Round trip tickets to Spring Grove on
Decoration Day will be rs cents via the
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad.
John Laurenz, the well-known grocer
of No. 81 Harrison Pike, is the happy man,
1t is little girl Mother and child doing
well.
Mr.. Geo. B. Feye, living at the cor
ner of Woodward and Sycamore streets.
after long illness died yesterday in his
Goth year.
The commencement exercises of Bar
tbolomews Classical School is announced
to take place at the school Thursday morn
ing, June 10th.
Duke Corbin and Charles L. Easton
had a misunderstanding ON Vine street
yesterday. Considerable gore was split,
but no one seriously hurt.
The Rubber Cushioned Wheel Com
pany, of Cincinnati, was incorporated yes
terday, with capital of $780, 900, in shares
Of $50, by James 7. Brown and others.
Judge Ewing, District Attorney Rich
ards, Marshal Ullery and NJ Parker Dick
son, all of the United States Courts, will 20
to Columbus Monday to open Court in that
city.
A writ of injunction has been issued
BY the Common Pleas Court to prevent the
payment by the City Comptroller and City
Treasurer of claims presented BY the
Board of Health. The matter will be heard
June 7th.
The Executive Committee of the Ohio
Teachers Association hold their regular
meeting for 1880 at Lakewood Chautauqua
Lake, N. Y, July 7th, 9th and 9th. This
will be one Of the largest gatherings ever
yet held by the profession OF the State.
The Knights of st. Edward will assist
In the ceremony at st. Ludwig's Church
tomorrow afternoon. Bishop Elder will
confirm the children at o'clock. The ex-
cellent choir will select some of their finest
music under the direction Of Prof. L.
Piket
Mrs. Charlotte O. Wright died at $3.50
yesterday morning. She was the daughter
Of the late Geo. W. Williams and widow of
the late VIM. H. Wright She leaves one
child. grown daughter. The funeral will
take place on Sunday from Lane Seminary.
Private burial.
During the National Democratic Con-
vention the Field men will be quartered at
the Gibson. House. Rooms for one hun
ared and fifty men have been secured. A
large streamer across the entire front of
the hotel bears the motto, "For President,
Judge Stephen J. Field, of California"
The Plattdentschen Shooters give their
Picnic next Monday at Parker's Grove.
Tho members will turn out in body at
o'clock in the morning from their head
quarters, Court and Plum, Plum to Race,
Race to Thirteenth, Thirteenth to Wood
ward and Abigail, Abigail to Broadway,
Broadway to Eighth, Eighth to Vine, Vine
70 Fifth, Fifth TO Walnut, and Walnut to
the Public Landing. The Grand Marshall
b H. Pruellage, and his assistants J. Rick
srink and Fred. Bruins.