The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.

FRANK. RHEM, of 535 Walnut street,
has lost $22 by sneak thieyery.
MIR, G. S. MITCHELL, advance agent of
the Rose Michel Combination, is in the
city.
MR.. ]. L. SMITH, OF the S. P. G. A., is
making it lively ior teamsters who work
sick horses.
THE Cincinnati Reds in their game
at Chicago yesterday got "icked" TO
the tune Of 6 TOO.
!. EXECUTIVE sEsSIoNs-those where the
Festive reporter isn't allowed with his
little pencll-seem to be very fashion
able with the City Dads just now.
DIR. RICHARD HENNING, District Ply
sician for the Fourteenth Ward, has re-
moved to 250 Liberty street, near John,
where he can be found by the poor.
MRS. KATHERINE GRAY, OF Marietta,
who has won nigh praise as q reader,
proposes to essay the stage, and will
probably choose Cincinnati as the place
for her debut.
MR.. HENRY FREIs, a gentleman who
has for number of years been Identi-
ted with, the County Treasurers Office,
died yesterday at his residence on Gill
bert avenue, Walnut Hills, of carbuncle
Of the neck.
ADA BISHOP, colored, had an epileptic
flt last night on the sidewalk at Fourth
and Race. Her struggles were SO vio-
lent it took five men to convey her home,
alter she had torn nearly every shred OF
clothing from her person. She lives on
Union street.
CAPT. CHAs. B. RUSSELL, formerly oi
the old Sixth Ohio Regiment, Cashier of
the Cincinnati Ice Company, was mar
ried last evening to Miss Mllfred Luells
Turpin, daughter OF e. s. Turpin, Esq,
of Newtown, o. The Ice Company pre-.
sented the happy pair with $500 tea
set.
The Rev. John Wiseman, well knowl
in Ohio and kentucky, as minister o
the Presbyterian Church, died at Dan.
vile, KY, May 2, in the seventy fth
year OF his age. His remains were
taken to Springfield, Ohio, for burial
where the larger number OF his children
reside.
MR.. FRANK. II. FORSTER, who has fol
many years been connected with the
mercantile house OF McAlpin, Polk &
Goa and Miss Mamie NJ. Patterson were
united in marriage last night at the resi-
dence OF the BRIDES father, DR.. w. G
Patterson, corner Of Findlay and Free
man streets.
HE SOuuCll NOuulbt0e OH OllC6 anu
Prisons is uncertain as to its power tC
spend public money. The Solicitor is to
be interviewed on the subject, and at a
meeting to be held next Wednesday be.
tween the Police Commissioners, the
Mayor, Solicitor and Chairman of Coun
ell, it is to be hoped they will evolve
something definite from their inner con.
sciousness.
j. r. SMITH, N. A. Bonham, Herman
Wolf, Jared Carey, j. Marriott, j. e
Price, e. M. Epstein, VIM. Spangenberg
Charles Cropper, Fountain Lewis, g. W
Hays and G. +. Buckner have associated
themselves and organized a co-operativ
association, to be known as the Soy
ereigns of Industry. Capital stock
b2,000. divided into tive.dollar shares.
THE alarm from Box 128 at 7 o'cIocl
last night was caused by q small fire be
RABIES sheepskin tannery, No. 10 Poplar
street, which had caught from the fur
mace. A general alarm was turned in BY
Chief Megrue, who seeing a dense vol
ume OF smoke thought Werk's candl
factory was ablaze. Loss on the tanner,
about 81 900, insured in the Enterprise
OF this city.
HERCULES LODGE No. 8, A.O.U. W.
OF CoYiDgton, KY, paid friendly visi
TO Damon Lodge No. AZ, at their Lodge
room corner OF Ninth and Plum, las
evening. After transacting the bust
ness of the Order speeches were mad,
by Brothers Towers, Crowell, MenKer
and Murphy on behalf of the visitin
brothers, and replied to by Brother
Estep, Cilley, Loves and others on be
half OF Damon Lodge. These friendl
visits are piomotive of much good an
should be encouraged by members of tn
Order.