The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-28
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

A MEETING with view OF reorganiz
ing the German military battalion o
this city was held at Arbeiter Hall las
evening. A committee was appointed
10 prepare and report constitution, an
other TO arrange for uniforms and arms
ana the meeting then adjourned until
next tuesday evening.
THE following appointments of out
door physicians were made by the Board
OF Health yesterday: First ward, s. l.
Green and X. F. Caran; Second, Ii. I.
Lowney and VIM. Cluther; Third, j. p
Sonnickson; Fourth, s. W. Craig and j
T. Knox; Fifth, Charles Reid; Sixth, w
7. Dunlap; Seventh, John Branth
Eighth, W. Il. Amick; Ninth, VIM. Jud
kins; Tenth, G, +. Bruckner; Eleventh,
Il. Z. Baum; Twelfth, Otto Fuls; Thir.
teenth, Otto Zuik; Fourteenth, G. Bets.
| cner; fifteenth, j. 4. Marcus; sixteenth,
z. Il. Jones; Seventeenth, +. A. Golfer;
Eighteenth, j. D. Jones; Nineteenth, II.
5. Clark; Twentieth, It. Aangenbeck
twenty A.. A. Mannon; Twenty.
second, A. q. Drary; Twenty third. j.
M. Buhrman; Twenty-fourth, Jos. Kend-
lerand Philip Zenner; Twenty fifth, DR..
Giltenan.
TIE police badges will be distributed
according to the various districts in the
following order; First district, Central
station, Ninth street, to SO; Second
district, Hammond-street Station, with
02 men, numbers thus running from o. TO
1O5; Third district, Bremen street. 60
men, numbering from l06 to 155; Fourth
district, Third street, about 81 men; |;
Fifth district, Oliver street, about 40
men; Sixth district, Fulton, about 70
men; Seventh district, Walnut Hills,
about ~ men; Eighth district, Cory
vile, about IL men; Ninth district. Two
mile House, St0rrs township, Twenty
hrst ward, about y men; Tenth district,
Cumminsville, about 10. The highest
number, 1913, will iall here. The num-
bers will probably begin from the badge
Of the Chief, whose golden star will bear
the number ~" Specials and Court Of
fcers are all included, according to dis
tricts.
FATHER j. j. MENGE, pastor of St.
Phllomeha Catholic cnurcn, died at his
residence in this city yesterday. He
nod been twenty years in The ministry,
and mad spent the entire time in this
diocese. He had won MANY warm per.
sonal friends during his residence here.
and his death will be deeply regretted
ny all who knew him, and his place in
the hearts OF his people will not be easily
filled. He was of German parentage.
but had spent the most OF his forty-dye
years OF life in this vicinity. He was
man OF fine education and abilities. and
had made his talents useful not only to
himself but to others as well. He was
the author of a series Of German readers
for the parochial schools, which were
hrst published in 1870, and have run
through three editions. Father Menge,s
remains will be buried on Friday next.
The funeral will take place in ST. Philo-
mona church, commencing at 8 A. NJ,
THE Young Ladies' Branch of the Wo-
mems Christian Association gives a dra-
matte entertainment and orchestral con.
cert at Pixies on the evening of Tuesday.
May A, tor the benefit OF the Industrial
School OF that Insulation, and to raise
funds to establish a laundry in connec-
lion herewith for tue practical instruc.
lion OF the attepdants. The orchestral
portion OF the entertainment is to be
gwen by 70 members of the Cincinnati
Orchestra under The leadership of Prof. |
sl. Brand, and thus renders the enter
talnment doubly attractive. Those who
were present a. the very successful rep
resentatlon OF tableaux vivants given two |
years ago under the auspices of the |
Young Ladies' Branch of the Women,s
Christian Association, have never for
gotten the artistic treat then enioyed. |
The entertainment of Tuesday evening
will undoubtedly give equal pleasure to |
those who attend. The best amateur
Talent In the city will take part, and no
Efforts spared to make the entertain
ment a complete success in every par
Licular.