The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-29
THE DAILY STAR
OUR NEXED0OR NEIGHBORS,
Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh.
boring Cities and Towns.
LaWRENCEBUnG. IND.

and student from the College Of Music
will be vocalist at Maley Bainbridges S
concert this evening (Thursday).
The play of "Othello" was well rem
dered on Monday evening and we'll at
tended. On Tuesday evening the same
was to be repeated, but on account of
the slimness of the crowd the audience
was dismissed.
Levi Miller was the only case of drunk
yesterday.
The Misses Mas and Rothenbush are
expected home from Muncie, Indiana, to-
night.
The "death-trap" has been henored by
the presence of Charles Pike, Que Of the
F. F. VS..
Charles Zwick has been called away to
the sick bed of his mother at Ports
mouth, o.
The Star Baseball Club has reorgan.
ized and are ready for challenge. Ad-
dress A. II. Myers.
Mr.. VIM. Bradstreet, nephew to Chas.
Stewart, the would-be suicidist, stopped
with Mr.. Peacock, on Fifth street, last
night.
A$700 monument was erected at the
Catholic Cemetery Tuesday. 1t is twen-
ty-one feet high, and was erected by Mrs.
John Conner.
Captain Elble received some fresh
Strawberries and pineapples this morn
ing direct from the South. He keeps
only the freshest and best.
Geo. B. Mcknight, ESQ.,, found pet
rifed snake on the old Ray property in
the First Ward Tuesday afternoon. 1t
is estimated to have been twenty feet
long.
The Star Baseball Club will play a
picked nine at the ball ground next Sun
day afternoon, the game to be called at 2
o'clock, with Thomas Alexander as UNI
pire.
Miss Sortman, of the First Ward, is
getting up a surprise party on one of her
lady friends at Jacksonburg. The jolly
company leaves tomorrow night at 7
o'clock.
Several boys from Company G. were
out target shooting yesterday afternoon.
In short time there will be shooting
match for the medal, which is now held
by VIM. Haller, the best shot of the
Company.
Hamilton Social Temple of Honor, No.
4, will give public installation next
Monday evening. Doors open to the pub
Lie at o'clock There will be an enter
tainment consisting of reading, speaking,
ETC., in connection.
The Jolly Quartet, assisted by the
band, rendered Mr. Jacob Faith sere-
made on Sunday evening last, in honor of
his thirty-sixth birthday. An excellent
supper was spread before the guests, who
all went away happy.
A birthday party was given Tuesday
evening at the residence Of John Heet in
honor of his twenty-frst birthday.
About twenty-five couple were in attend
ance to aid in storing away some Of the
goodies of the occasion.
There will be formal opening of the
Bellevue Garden next Saturday evening
by Philip Stepp, the gentlemanly pro-
prietor. Prof. Schweinfusfs full Or
chestra furnishes music for the occasion.
Everything has been rugged UP in first
class style, and all who wish to spend a
few hours in social enjoyment should
not fail to attend.
LEXINGTON. IKE.
Mrs. Scott Siddons reading at the
Opera-house tonight.
Payton's English Opera Company will
visit our city May the 9TH.
There will be an abundant fruit crop
The May races commence at the As
sociation course Saturday week.
Strangers are beginning to visit oul
city in anticipation of the May races.
Tomorrow friday afternoon the Lex
ington Guards will have another targe
match.
J. c. Montfort was in attendance a
the celebration of the sixty anniver
sary OF Odd-telloWs.
The great violinist, Wilhemj, will ap
pear at the Opera-house in this city Tues
lay, May the 4th.
An extra train will be run from Pari
to this city on the nights that John Nc
Cullough plays here.
A great many fine horses are bein,
fought in this city and County by East
ern men. They make fine selections.
The new Phoenix Hotel probably will
not be opened until early in the comm,
week. The work is being rapidly pushed
Col. Simons has already taken quarter
in the building.
Captain E. M. CARAT, our profcien
Health Officer. is vigorously and indus
triously pushing his work. Profit by tn
notice and clean up your alleys, yard
and front streets at once.
We saw picture yesterday Of Johnni
Perkins and his mill wagon, which locke
very lifelike and well executed, and n
Aeets credit on Mr.. Johnnie Geers, tn
artist. Johnnie Perkins is the clever
polite and accommodating deliBerer q