The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-04
WBAIHEk PkDELCTxONS,
LOCAL BhEYixxEs.
CINCINNATI. Monday, ia

rain or snow, later.
LOcAL BhEKixxEs.
TIE night schools will be reopened to
nigut.
Coz. L. MARKBREIT has returned from
Europe.
ONE hundred and nine deaths in the
city last week.
Hon. MILTON SAYLER left for Washing
TON yesterday.
POTTER, the Paulding real estate man,
2s under arrest.
SHAKESPEARE CLUB tomorrow even.
ang at Mei0deOn Hall.
COL. w. I. DENNIS, of the Richmond
Independent is in the city.
The rehearsals for the May Festival
Chorus are TO be resumed tonight.
IT is reported that Cincinnati is to
have barber shop with female BARRIERS.
Mr.. J. H., MANN, of 2l4 West Fifth
street, made an assignment for the bene-
III Of creditors on Saturday.
THE Board Of Councilmen meets this
afternoon in called session and the Com
mon Council ON Wednesday.
The Students of Pulte Medical College
presented Prot. Il. b. Wilson with sill
yer coffee urn on New Years eve.
Mr.. CARL ADAE, the German Vice.
Consul, received severe injuries from a
aail on the icy pavement yesterday.
THE alarm from box Il, Saturday
night, was caused by the burning OF i
sMall stable ON Water street, near Vine.
DIR. HAYES, the Arctic explorer, lee
lures at fike's on the 15Lh, for the bene-
NJ Of the Ladies' Centennial movement.
MR.. G. Ii. MCFADDEN, of 1874 Race
street, made an assignment to +. Voeg-
Ter on Saturday for the benefit of credi-
tors.
THE Queen City Chess Club has chal-
lengeu any club In the State to play by
correspondence Tor the championship OF
ONO.
THE examination for admission to the
City Normal school began this morning.
A large number Of candidates were IN
attendance.
CORNELIUS SHAY was run over by the
cars on Inc l. Y. Il l.. road, near Woou
street, on Saturday evening, and rost one
Oi hIs legs. He was taken 10 the Cincin-
natl Hospital.
MICHAEL KoRN, shoemaker on Race
Street near Green, Was vlctlmiZed on
Saturday by u couple OF individuals who |
couple Of brass watches.
jim RoCKEY, the famous jockey, died |
In Indianapolis, yesterday. For some |
years he made his headquarters in this |
city, and While here was regarded as the
hnest trainer and driver OF norses in the |
West.
SHERIFF. ZEIGLER, now ex-Sheriff,
turned over his books ana authority OF
ONCE to Sheriff elect, now Sheriff Spring
meyer, to-day, having transacted $780,
OO0 worth OF business during his term OF
0ttice.
AT meeting Of the "Regulars" in the
Laprary War, on Saturday evening, ii
beautiful white satin banner, eiegantly |
ornamented, was presented to the party
by the chairman, Mr.. VIM, Means, as the
gilt OF Mrs. W. II. Ainkle.
INFORMATION is wanted by Elizabeth
Frey, OF New Richmond, Ohio, concern
ing the cause OF the death OF Henry Frey,
q private of Company G, 5Oth Regiment
Ohio Volunteer Infantry, who died in
u, s. Hospital, at Rome, Georgia, in July
or August, 1864.
THE funeral of Mr.. Charles O'Hara,
formerly book-keeper in Messrs. Gaff &
Fleischeimer's house, took place yester-
day. Mr.. O'Hara was native of Eng
land, but had been long time in this
city and was highly respected in busi-
ness and social circles.
CUvIER CLUB elected the following of.
fcers Saturday evening: President, L. A.
Harris; Vice Presidents, John Beeseley,
VIM. B. Smith, and Thomas j. Stephens;
Corresponding Secretary, Thos. A. Lo-
gan; Recording Secretary, julius F.
Blackburn; Treasurer, Theodore Marsh.
MR.. ALEX. McLENNAN, a well-known
salesman, formerly in the employ of Mr..
Hendley, on Fifth street, died on Satur-
day afternoon of consumption. The fu-
neral took place yesterday from Trinity
Methodist Church. under the direction
OF Damon Lodge Knights of Pythias, Of
which he was member.
THE Mary Lee inquest was concluded
on Saturday, no evidence having been
obtained sufficient to fix the crime on
any one. The jury returned verdict in et-
feet that deceased vas killed by wound
inflicted with a razor in the hands of
person or persons unknown, but is be-
1ieved that the murder was committed
by Brooks or Grant, or by both OF them.
In a row at a New Years ball at Mil
ford, John Wade's coachman, Fritz, was
attacked by three or four men, and after
Knocking man named Stanton down,
was himself Knocked over and beaten,
but managed to revive, and after getting
on his feetdrew pistol and fired, hitting
John Connolly on the forehead, produc.
Ing only flesh wound. End OF scene
frHt.
OsrERMAN LODGE No. "a, I. o. B. B.,
elected the following officers on Thurs
day evening last: Joseph Freiberg, Pres
ident; H. L. Ezekiel, Vice Presidents;
Julius Freiberg, jr., Recording Secreta-
ry; Benz. Lehman, Financial Secretary;
g. Lindeman, Treasurer; j. Rosenthal,
Assistant Monitor; Charles Hirshland,
Guardian; b. Lowenthal, Warden; Vie
tor Abraham, Albert Goldsmith, julius
Meyer, Representatives to District
Grand Lodge.
TIRE st. Aloysius Orphan Society held |
It's regular annual meeting in Mozart
Hall last night for the purpose OF elect
ing officers, which Iesulted in the follow
ing choice: For President, Fred. Spring.
meier; for Vice President, N. Fell; for
Secretary, Bernard Gramann; for Treas
nrer, Edward Greive, and for Assistant
Treasurer, Conrad Kirchner. AS Trus-
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