The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-10
NAY FESTIVAL DECORATION.
A Request for You to ''Hang Out
Your Banners."


the occasion of the May Musical Festival,
Mr.. w. A. Hall was called to the chair
and Amor Smith, Jr., was made Secre-
tary.
After receiving the reasons therefor, the
following resolution was passed:
Resolved, That We. the Citizens Com
mittee to arrange for the decoration of our
business houses and homes, do hereby call
upon all our people who are lovers of mu-
sic. and all who have the success and pride
and advancement OF our city at heart, to
fully and creditably decorate their stores
offices and residences on May II, 1880, and
leave the same in place till after the Fes-
tivsl is over"
The meeting then approved the follow
ing apportionment OF street committees
which are earnestly request,d d to 60 to work
without delay:
Fourth Broadway to Main, Rev. Thomas
Lee; Main TO Walnut James Neblett Walnut to
yine, Geo, seenan; Vine TO Race, +. A. Prague,
Second-Broadway to Main, Augustus Parr;
Main to Walnut B. Shinkle; Walnut to Vine, s.
r Warren; Vine to Race, Hon. G. w. Rowland;
west OF Race, Charles S, hmidlapp.
Ihiro.-Broadway to Main, proprietor Henrie
House: Main 70 Walnut, south side, Harry Laws,
A. A. Kramer; Main 70 Walnut north SIDE c. A.
kebler; Walnut to Vine. north side, S. f. Coving-
ton; Walnut TO Vine, south side, s. s. Davis;
Vine TO Race, north side Joseph Bohn; Vine to
Race, south side, Adolph Seasongood: Burnet
Hou'e 9, A. G. Core; Race to Elm, Lewis Valid.
Fourth street-Vlne to Race, north side. L. C..
Hopkins; Vine to Race, ,south.side, A. H. Mitchell,
Walnut to Vine north side, John Church, Jr. /;
south side. A. c. Barney; Main to Walnut north
side, Colonel Maxwell. II: W. Brown; Main to
Walnut. south side A. J. Clark, John S. Wood.
Fourth street-Main to sycamore, north side, c.
B. Potts: Main to Sycamore, south side, Proprietor
St. James Hotel; Broadway 70 Sycamore. e. G.
PEBBLES; Race to Elm, north side, Lucien Wulsen,
+. HofmeisteI; Race TO Elm, south side, G. F.
Otte, H. II. West: Elm to PUN, north side, A.
W. Koehler; Elm to Plum, south side A. Krell;
PUN to Central avenue, north side, George KEEP.
pier, J. D. Wells; Plum to Central avenue south
side, H. W. Sage, N. ". Harris; Central avenue
TO Smith, Geo. W. Bishop; Grand Hotel, Colonel
GilmOur.
East End, Third and Fourth streets-Between
Broadway and Pike, Third and Fourth, Larz An
derson, W. McA1pin.
Fifth street-Main to Sycamore. =. L. Eaton
Main to Walnut. l. +. Wehrman, ?. Cavagna;
Walnut to Vine. K I. Sprague, Emil l. MoElen
hoff; Johnston's Building, Frank Huntngt on
Vine TO Race, 4. B. Field, J. B. Daniels; Race tt
Elm, John Ferguson; Elm to Plum, G.. w. Yer
kamp, Theodore g. Renard; Plum to Central av
enue, Thomas W. Holiday; West of Central av
enue, WahIe & Wollerman.
Sixth street-Main to Walnut, julius Bake, Jr.
Walnut to Vine, Proprietor Crawford House
Vine to Race. Joseph Bunker; Race to Elm, v
Burnham; Elm to Plum, J. o. Moore; Plum to
Central avenue, C. L. Wiltsee; Central avenue tt
Smith, G. M. Murch; Mound to Stone, Propret0
Carlisle House; c., H. 4 D. R. R. Building, Sam
uel Stevenson.
Seventh street-Main to Vine. A. Langenbeck
Vine to Elm, +. Schmidt: Elm to John. Jos. o,
none; John 10 Freeman, Z. W. Crowther, J. r.
PEBBLES.
Eighth street-Main to Vine, Daniel Wolf Yves,
of Vine, Marcus Fechheimer
Ninth street-Main to Vine J. P. Koch; Vine
to Central avenue, Jacob Pfau; City Building.
Hon. Mayor Jacob; Central avenue to Mound,--;
Mound west ]. II. Hesselberger
Court tstreet-Court-house, John G. Fratz, VIM.
8. Cappeller: Main to Walnut C. Sandheger;
Walnut 70 Vine, A. Trum; Vine to Central ave-
nae. H. Koch, Captain JOS. Graef.
Fourth II Sixth. II. ]. Reum; Sixth northward,
T. G. Conkling.
Sycamore-iront to Pearl, W. w. johnson
Pearl to Fourth, W. N. Allen; Fourth to Canal, H.
Heckelrath; Canal northwarl c. Bass
Main-Front to Sec nd, V. Thurman, G. Webb
Second to Third. Charles Moser; Third to Four III
J. L. Tice. G. FL. Lounsbery: Fourth to Fifth, A.
d. Smith; Fifth 70 Sixth, Otto Rauchfuss Sixth
to Eighth, Daniel Wolf; Eighth to Canal. John
Grossus, L B. Jeup; Canal to Twelfth. W. N.
Aims; Twelfth to Fifteenth. J. Steinkemp Fiji
teenth to Liberty, H. Langhorst, j. Meyer.
Walnut-Front to Pearl, 8. y. Frazier, p. Eek.
ert Pearl to Third, j. J. Justis; Third TO Fourth,
4. 6heobel, R. T. Leaman: Fourth to Fifth, Col.
onel Geoffroy, John Newson; Fifth 10 Sixth, j.
VIM. Call, D. Kelly; Sixth 10 Canal, J. Keeshan,
w. R. Teasasse; Canal to Fifteenth H. A. kater.
man: Fifteenth northward, George Schneider.
Postroffce-J. P. Loge
Vine street-Front to Second, q. G. Holloway,
julius Refs; Second to Fourth, Jas. NJ. Glenn,
Frank smith; Fourth TO Fifth, Clement Oskamp,
T. X. Allison; Fifth TO Sixth, Z. M. Weatherby:
sixth to Seventh, Henry Heister; Seventh 10
Canal, Colonel L. Mark BRETT ". Beck; Canal
to Thirteenth F. 8chuman; Thirteenth to Fif-
teenth, Max Burgheim; Fifteenth to Liberty,
Henry Wielert; Liberty northward, l. Kaufman
Race Street-Front 10 Pearl, Hon. W. T. Bishop;
Pearl TO Fourth, W. p Dev0u, Ed. Roth; Fourth
to Fifth, Frank Clark, J. J. Henderson; Fifth to
Seventh, A. T. Frank; Seventh to Canal, Dr.. H
A. Smith; Canal TO Fifteenth, 8. Nehaus, G. W.
Mueller Fifteenth northward, L. Hoffman.
Elm Street-Front to Third, c. B. Evans; Third
10 Fifth, Bloch; Fifth to Eighth, Martin Heis.
ter; Eighth to Court, DR.. M. Cassat; Canal north
ward, Geo. Moerlein.
Plum street-Front to Third, l. L. Hall; Third
to Fifth, J. Landy Fifth to Seventh, Simeon
Strunk; Seventh to Canal, J. P. Epply and George
Gerke; Canal northward, II. Muhlhauser and Col.
Henry NJ. Jones.
Central ayenue-Fourth to Sixth, J. W. Foote;
Seventh to Eighth, L. Voight; Eighth to Ninth,
John Legner and l. Levi Ninth to Twelfth, Sam.
81. Dunning; Twelfth to Liberty, Sam. P. TAFT
E o. Eshelby.
Jonn street-Professor Bartholomew
Smt til street-Rev. DR.. Llienthal.