The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-03

case, and believe it to be ia accordance with
the feelings of a large majority of the PEG
pie.
1t has been noticed with sad regret for q
long time that the Henry Clay monument
in our beautiful cemetery is erumblins
away gradually, slowly but surely. Hon.
l. J. Bush has secured the passage of Q bill
through the House appropriating $1.053 81
for the repairs and preservation OF this
monument II is believed, if left alone for
few more years. that it would fall down.
This appropriation is secured for the pur
pose of putting lead covering over the
lower part of the monument and thus pre-
serve it from farther decay
| The roughs and loafers of whom we spoke
in Thursdays issue of this paper are such
fellows as congregate together for the pur-
pose of making themselves conspicuous by
their low breeding and rough slang phrases
and insulting conduct toward Ladies', There
are many Young men in this city out OF
| employment who work whenever they can
get work to do and who behave themselves
with decorum aud respect. That notice
was not intended for any OF them at all,
but for those other parties Of whom we
have just spoken. and if they persist in
their devltry, we will publish the names
OF every mothers son OF them.
NEWARk.
BURIEp.-On Thursday morning, from
| the Catholic Church, Mr.. Winters.
BuRIED-On Friday morning. from hei
late residence on Tenth street, Mrs. Haweor
| Richards.
Colonel Beauchamp will deliver tenn
perance lecture in the Opera-house on Sun
day evening. Go early and secure seat
Quite crowd assembled at the Skating
Rink to see the masquerade skating. About
| ~ o clock the masks were removed. and 8
more surprised party was never seen.
About II o'clock Thursday night the
Fire Department was called upon to attend
fire in Pugh lane. Upon reaching the
scene it was found to be the shed in
which James Grady hanged himself last
| November.
| GREENSBURG. IND.
The Greensburg Wooden Mills will begin
operations the first of next week.
Rev. A. L. Tompson died at hisbrother's
two miles east of this place, Friday. Flu
neral t-dav at the Presby terian Church.
Father Peppersack, the Catholic Priest
at Mulhausen, celebrated his silver jubilee
(the twenty-fiith anniversary Of his admis
SION to the priesthood), on Wednesday
Among the distinguished guests in attend.
ance was Bishop Chatard. of the Vincennes
Diocese.
JAS X. Ewing, who has been rustcating
| for several weeks past at Hot Springs, re-
turned home Friday night much improved
in health. Geo. M. Ewing and Col. Nc
Questian, who are also there, will re-
main several weeks
LAWKENCEBURG. IND.
Bruce Carr, of Bedford, Ind, was visi-
tor at the public schools yesterday (Fri-
dayI
Silas Abdore was united in marriage TO
Miss Mary Toleton Yesterday. Both par
ties are from Harrison.
The Good Templars gave an oyster supper
on the 1lth anniversary of the institution
of their Lodge, at the Odd-fellows' Hall,
Thursday niglt. The play, "Ahoat to
Shore" was produced with quite good
effect. Proceeds, $35.
| Charles 1.ibbert was united in marriage
to Miss Mary Sherman in the Recorders
Office by Squire J. NJ. Barkley. of Caesar
Creek Township. Auditor Captain A. b.
Patterson gave the bride away. The Cap
tain made the couple handsome present
HAMILTON.
J.R. Brown is home from Columbus to
remain few days.
Miss Sue Vanderveer entertains the
Irving Society tonight.
Tonight the Bakers Union will give a
grand bali, and don't yon forget it,"
The First National Bank of is city will
soon enjoy teleph communication with
Cincinnati, direct.
Rumor says she thinks there will be a
wedding on Wood street in short time,
but wishes to withhold the name.
Mr.. Abraham Care has withdrawn his
name from the list of candidates for Coun-
Gil. He would have made god officer.
| Hamilton Social Temple of Honor gives
an entertainment next Mondar evening in
their hall, over Third Ward Engine-h use.
James r. Maxwell, Vice President of the
Cope & Maxwell Manufacturing Company,
was in the city yesterday, the guest Of Mr..
Ezra Cope.
Elder J. R. Gaff will preach on Sunday
morning on "Scriptural Church Fellow
ship, how it is Obtained a..d Lost" All
| interested are invited.
Miss Alice Rohren and Miss Lizzie Carle,
two very pleasant appearing young ladies
OF Dayton, o., are visiting Mrs Robert
Griffith, of Third street.
Mr.. VIM. Frechtliug returned home last
| -: ba " 4.
where he has been buying large and ele-
CANT stock of dry goods, groceries, queens
ware, &c.
Ahont seventy-five couples assembled al
the Mi]lville Hall Thursday night and had
a glorious time, the occasion being that OF
an entertainment given by Our Boys Dra-
matte Club.
John Murdoch put up at the Phillips
while in this city. He was SHOWN around
the city yesterday by Thos. McGreevy, ESQ.,,
and gives it as his opinion that Hamilton
is thriving town.
A large and appreciative audience greet
ed the Orator of Scotland at Beckett's Hall
last night. and listened to an instructive
lecture. He left the impression that he is
a Scotchman Of wit
Messrs. Hitchcock and Bell are about to
start on surveying trip. Tney had their
instruments out yesterday trying to deter
| mine as npar q q wa pnuld laarn. lant Il