The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-01

mother. he was remanded to jail to await
trial Monday.
The May devotions will begin after the
10 O'clock Mass tomorrow at the Church OF
the Immaculate Conception, to be conduct
ed BY Jesuit father from St Xaviers.
The license tax on merchants, manufac-
turers, and all Others doing business in the
city, is now due, and must be paid on or
before Monday In order TO save the PEN
atty.
The pulpit of Grace M. e. Church will be
supplied tomorrow by delegates to the
General Conference. Rev. A. J. Kynett,
DID,, of Philadelphia, will preach in the
morning, and Rev. ]. r. Thompson, Presi-
dent of West Virginia University, in the
evening.
A petition Is being circulated here for
signatures of veterans of the late war, ask
ing from the Government the land grant of
l6O acres, and for the privilege Of dhposinR
OF the same as they see fit, the same as
granted the soldiers of the war Of 1776,
1872 and the war with Mexico, and az prom
ised them when entering the service in
1871.
| Yesterday afternoon while wofkmen
were engaged in repairing the building on
the northeast corner of York and Jefferson
streets portion of it fell. and the falling
debris came within an inch of catching Mr..
Wohlfort and Mr.. VIM. Dye. The portion
which fell was braced up. and the workmen
dug the foundation away from the braces,
which caused the accident
The programme for the benefit enter.
tainment of Ex-Constable J. B. Jackson is
replete with choice selections. The fol-
lowing have kindly consented to appear
Miss Gussie Dittoe, Oliver Root, Esq,
Charles Graninger, Edward Amann, MISS
Waldenmeyer, Charles Remme, Daniel p
Dean. The Waldenmeyer Orchestra will
render several selections, and Chas. Gran
niger Will be the accompaniment Of the oc
casion. 80
The Soldiers and Sailors Memorial
Association at meeting last night, agreed
to celebrate Decoration Day, Sunday, 30tt
inst., by decorating the graves of theil
comrades at home over 200 of whom lay a
rest In Evergreen Cemetery. A committe,
was appointed to invite an orator and max,
other preparations necessary for the pr0pe
observance of the Day. 1t was also agreed
to give picnic at Odd Fellows Grove
July 4th, for the benefit of the Association
1 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. W. Thorn
ton, Trustee, to Henry Eyer, Lots sol, 500
SOB and 504 in Buena Vista addition, iront
ing 30 feet each on east side of Columbi,
street, between Liberty and Williamson
by 81 feet deep; 81 900.
J. J. Morlidge and wife to Anton Bertke
Lot IL, in James Taylor's turnpike subdi
vision, 80 feet front on Monmouth street
! between Harris and Tibbatts; $1,70O.
! Alfred Burns and wife to Mary G. Rair
don, part of Lots 100 and 300, in Trustee
addition, fronting 80 feet on Isabella street
81 and other considerations.
An audience that packed Odd-fellows
Hall to its utmost assembled last night t
witness the dramatic and musical per
formance given by the Parochial School O
the Church Of Immaculate Conception
The little misses went through thei
various parts with exceeding good grac
and more than usual culture, especiall,
might this be said of the singing and musi
cal portion OF the programme, indicatin
better training than usually seen in NOR
advanced pupils
The following was the programme rer
dered:
Entrance March. ............... .,.... ,..,.,,...
Misses Cecilia Comfy, Katie Richmond and MAJ
Taylor.
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