The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-29
LOCAL BREVITIES.

sIxTY-FIvE marriage licenses Issued
last week.
THERE were 129 deaths in the city last
week; 10 from smallpox.
Col. LEW WErTzEL is now President
of the Winchell Car Ventilator Com
pany.
REV. Fl. BoRGAzzI, q Catholic mission
AIRY at Hong-Kong, China, is now at st.
Xayier's College.
WHY dom. the Infrmary Directors
send their insane patients to the Long
view Lhnatic Asylumf
"E. "A. SMITH g. SON, BETHEL, o." is
the mark on a roll OF leather found by
the police at No. Rat Row.
COMMISSIONER HOOPER has dismissed
the case of Thomas Langdon, charged
with passing counterfeit money.
REV. NJ. A. ELLIS, late Of Bangor,
Maine, has been installed pastor of the
Welsh Presbyterian Church on College
street.
Two FREIGHT TRAINS on the Z. 81 M.
road collided mile west of Seymour
Sunday morning. Both engines wrecked.
No lives lost.
MRS. ADoLPH LEUE's course OF three
lectures ON the "Potato; its history and
influence upon civilization" commences
this evening at College Hall.
THE reunited Unitarian societies, who
had been separated sixteen years, have
called Rev. MIR. Wendte, of Chicago, for
pastor of the united society.
CHAs. FRANKLIN, who fell from street
car recently, corner Fourth and Home
streets, and had his left heel crushed,
died Saturday at the Cincinnati Hospi-
tai.
THE breweries in this city In 1874 made
471,977 barrels OF lager beer. The amount
OF capital invested in the manufacture
of this beverage will foot up nearly $20,-
b00, 900.
WALNUT HILLS Street Railroad stock
to the amount OF 200 shares sold on
'Change Saturday at 80 cents on the dol
lar. Mr.. A. q. Conklin was the pur-
chaser.
THE alarm Of fire from Box s6, about
four o'clock yesterday afternoon, was
caused by burning chimney at the cor
ner of Sycamore and Mulberry streets.
No damage.
MISS BERTHA HAUsER, will be ten
dered complimentary concert, vocal
and instrumental. by the Cincinnati
Conservatory of Music next Wednesday
evening at M@nnerchor Hall.
THE service Of song at Robinson's
Opera-house yesterday was participated
in by full audience. The singing of
Stradella's ''Prayer," "Picta Signiore,'
vast congregation.
THE new addition to the st. Aloysius
Orphan Asylum was dedicated yester-
day afternoon by Rev. General Vicar 2.
D. Jair, o. S. F., assisted by Rev. Fer
neding, of st. Paups Church, and Rev.
Walburg, the pastor OF the institution.
The German-Austrian Association, q
mutual and health insurance society,
liled articles OF Incorporation with the
Recorder Saturday. The Trustees are
Christian Polster, Andrew Amman and
Philip OFT. Clerk, Joseph Heidacker.
THE winter season of the Union Bible
Class commenced this afternoon at the
Y. M. G. A. Rooms; Teacher, Mr.. Theo.
kemper. Rev. j. w. Weakley will con-
duct the young mems prayer meeting
this evening. The services are tree to
all.
THE Mayor has suspended Patrolmen
Smith and Burns tor twenty and ten
days respectively because they entered
the National Theater while OH duty,
and Murphy was suspended for thirty
days and Maher for ten days for sleeping
while on duty. Officers Burns and Rear
don. already under suspension, were re-
instated.
A sEyEN-HUNDRED dollar audience
was in attendance at the Grand Opera
house last night, drawn thither by the
announcement that thero would be some
wonderful spiritualistic manifestations
made by Edward Livingston and his
partners. The show was an unblushing
humbug and the audience was COM
pletely sold.
THE German-American Teachers met
Saturday night at Turner Hall, II. Eek
Gilman, ESQ, in the Chair. I'll. b. Rltter-
mann, Nj, Burkheim, o. Bertsch, M
Borger and Andrew knell were ap-
pointed as Committee to arrange d
plan for the creation of a Germans A mer-
lean Institute, to be located in Detroit
Tor the education Of German-Americau
teachers.
Mr.. j, C. BROOK, a business man al
124 w alnut street, mailed paper to 9
friend. and on the corner of the wrapper
he wrote "Froin j. G. Brook" He was
summoned to appear before Postmaster
Wanle, who charged him with an lnfrac
tion of the postal laws, and fined him 80
lie has Mr. Wahle's receipt for thai
amount. Brooks plea of Ignorance
didn't save him.
Two OF our home military companie;
the Light Guard and Lytle Greys-
have decided to attend the lnternationa
Exhibition next year in Philadelphia
Director General Goshorn. OF the CeL
tennial Commission, informs Captain
Karr, by letter, that military organiza
tions in every part OF the country have sx
pressed determination to participate
in the encampments, parades and re
views, which are to form q pleasing Tea
ture OF the Centennial.
ATA meeting OF the Board Of Director
of the Home Association No. 3, held Sal
urdsy evening, resolutions of respec
and esteem were passed dep.oring tn
untimely end OF Harry 4. Silsbee, thei
late Secretary and associate. An e1
animation OF the books of the Ass0cis
tion late in charge OF the deceased d.
yeloped the fact that his accounts wer
entirely correct. Mr.. 5. w. Bard, Sill
bees late employer, nor none OF th
Young mans friends can explain th
cause OF the suicide.
A SLIGHT exposure In bad weathe
when the system is out Of order, oftt
hrin0a o1it a StubbOrn Cold. the atten