The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-13
LOCAL BREVITLES.

BEND your CaSb-Uu ClubuLuS W CuS
Children's Home, No. 1870 West Third
street.
MRS. JACOB ALBERT, Of Eastern av-
enue, died suddenly oil apoplexy Thurs-
day night.
A DEFECTIVE iue caused twenty
dollar fire in a house on Richmond
street, below John, yesterday evening.
Jos. HoFMEIsTER, of New Boston,
Clermont County, slipped on the ice
yesterday on Sixth street, near Vine,
and broke one of his legs.
ALICE HARRIS, the colored female who
slashed her husbands head and face so
badly recently, was dismissed on the
charge of cutting with intent to Kill this
morning. The husband refused to pros
ecute.
THE Board of Managers of the Wild
ows' Home have reelected the officers oil
last year, viz: Mrs. john Shillito, Pres
ident; Mrs. Bowler, of Clifton, Vice.
President; Mrs. Judge Mallon, Secre-
tary, and Mrs. VIM. Proctor, Treasurer.
j. b. WHITE of Portsmouth, o who is
wanted in that place to answer charge
of shooting with intent to kill, was ar
rested in Covingt0n yesterday, brought
to this city, and lodged in the Central
Police Station until This morning, when
he started to Portsmouth in charge Of a
Sheriff
THE notice of the hearing by the Ohio
Senate of the contest of Hon. joseph
Cox VS.. Judson Harmon, was Off 1ally
served upon Judson Harmon, at $3.50 p
NJ. yesterday, by Major Edward W.
Jones, Sergeant-at-Arms OF the Ohio
Senate. The hearing is set for the 30th
oil January.
CHARLES LONG, q puny thief who has
just emerged iIom the Work-Iouse,
where he bas been since last August,
was arrested by Detectives Murray and
Mead yesterday at the corner Of Fourth
and Elm. Two silver napkln-riugs, with
the names erased, were found upon him.
He goes back TO the Work-house for
thirty days.
THE Cincinnati Dental Society, at its
regular annual meeting, appointed the
following officers for the ensuing year:
President, DR.. j. G. Cameron; Vice
President, Dr.. I'll. A. Smith, Recording
Secretary, Dr.. f. W. Sage; Treasurer,
DIR. IL. M. Reid; Executive Committee,
Dis. II. M. Reid, A. Berry, Frank Hun
ter.
THE College Of Pharmacy have elected
the following officers to serve for the en-
suing year: President, DR.. r. M.Byrnes;
Vice President, DR.. T. L. A. Greve; Re-
cordIng Secretary, A. W. Bath; Corre-
spending Secretary, Louis Schwab
Treasurer, Chas. Faust; Trustees, 7. l..
A. Greve, ii. l.. Eaton, Il. IL. koehnken,
John Meyer.
"GIYE the Sunshine of Your Heart"
ballad, with chorus, words and music by
Snow Bird, is published by VIM. A.
Pond & Co., 547 Broadway, New York.
Tne words are both pleasing and pa
thetic, and The music decidedly good.
There is no reason why cove the Sun
shine OF Your HearV should not be u
very popular song.
JACOB MULLER, who lives with his
family Oh Front street her Plum, was
murderously assaulted last night as he
was peaceably walking along Central
avenue near Third, by two roughs, one
OF whom struck him with dray-pin
on the back of the head. Muller now
lies in serious condition in the City
Hospital. His assailants escaped.
THE Police Commissioners, al their
meeting yesterday afternoon, dismissed
the following patr0lmen: Ed. Gal
Smith and Daniel Keefe. The following
were appointed: IL. Hurtig, j. l.. Gaul,
W. A. Adams, Nj. Stevens, Geo. wy yman,
Michael Kennedy, l.. FnlZ, Ii. Bucht.
man, W. +. Rau, j. uornberger, Charles
Motfatt and 4. d. Mckenzie.
The Masons' Mutual Benefit Associa-
tion of iucinnati met Thursday
evening, and elected the following Off
GERS for the ensuing year: James A.
Bishop, President; Dr.. B. ID. Wheeler,
Vice President; G. b. Aspinwall, Treas
urer; A. l.. Burke, Secretary; Directors;
George Heather, Jas. S. Robinson,
Arthur Hill, Thomas E. Hunt, Jonn b.
Peaslee ana Silas Wood.
CHRIST. R. RoTHENBUsH, a butcher
who has stall in Cour,-5treet Market,
and who lives at No. 154 Pleasant street,
was arrested by Officer Higgins ana
locked up in the Central Police Station,
OIL complaint Of August Alexander, who
charges him with stealing from his
wagon twenty pounds OF leaf lard, valued
at SIT 80. He confessed to STAR re.
porter that he stole the lard, but lie did
not know what possessed" him to dQ
it.
A TRIBUTE from the First Universalist
Church OF III s city to Rev. Dr.I. d. Viii.
hanson, the tcimer pastor, will be pub
ushed in the Star of the West of next
week, of which the deceased was also
one of the editors. He was widely
known and esteemed by the fraternity
Of OdG-iellows, being Tor many years
Grand Chaplain of the Grand Lodge oil
that Order. The Committee consisted
Of ii. a. Manning, w IN. u. Nellson, u.
/. Craven, Chas. Ii. Stephens.
VIM. THOMPSON, of Hamilton, o., and
aman named j. IL. Carson, were taken
before Chief Wood last night on sus
Dicion OF entering the room OF guest at
the Arlington Hotel Thursday night
with intention to rob. There
was no proof that they were
crooked characters, although
they made bad impression on Colone
Wood by telling several lies, but, in the
absence of direct testimony as to theil
guilt, they were released, and left the
city last night.
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