The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-04

iay fell on the curbStone on Central ave |
nue. and was seriously if not fatally in
jured.
THE Republican Executive Committee
met at Turner Hail. Saturday evening, and
began making arrangements for the spring
campaign.
T1MM, RABBE & KERNs, boot and shoe deal
ers at PIT West Fifth street. have made an
assignment in favor OF their creditors to
Louis Kruse.
THE Hamilton County Bar has adopted a
series of resolutions as a tribute Of respect
to the memory of the late LarZ Anderson.
Similar action was taken by the Relief
Union.
BURGLARS night before last helped them
selves to meal of victuals in the kitchen
of Mrs Conway, No 80 Wesley avenue, and
then left, taking some clothes with them.
THE first regular meeting of the Section
on Geology was held Saturday evening. The
next meeting will take place on the 18th
inst. at the rooms OF the Society OF Natural
History.
JUDGE NJ DUMBRoFF of Wapakoneta, died
at that place on last Saturday night. He
was for several years a citizen of Gin
cinnati, and friend of the late Stephen
Molitor.
THE Cuvier Club Saturday night elected
the following new members: W. G. Bassen-
horst, r. B. Field, Col. Isaac Marrow, John
L. Laycock, N. f. Reilly, J. F. Hazen, Gen.
Durbin Ward.
THE Committee on Benevolent Institu-
tons of the General Assembly visited Long
view Asylum on Saturday and after taking
grand survey of the grounds and making
sundry inquiries took their departure.
Rev. FATHER CALLAeHAN, in spite of the
miserable weather, drew large attendance
last night to his lecture in the Grand Opera
house. The theme was THE Life, Labors
and Sutferings of the Deceased Pontif."
THE Sixth O. V. /. Benevolent Associa-
ton met yesterday and adopted appropriate
resolutions relative to the demise of their
esteemed friend, the late LarZ Anderson,
Esq, whose funeral takes place this after
noon.
A BOY baby six weeks old was found Sat
urday night OH the steps of No. 80 East
ing, Take this child to the Orphan Asy-
lum, as am stranger in the CITY," The
child is now at Sister Anthony's.
DANIEL SHARON, drunken tramp about
forty years old, obtained lodging at the
AOuSt vi W. w. w CtLClSDy, Vi
and Oliver streets, on Saturday night. Yes
terday morning he was found dead in his
bed. The Coroner was notified.
A Two-YEAR-oLD son of Mrs. DeGret was
playing in the dooryard of his grand
mothers home on Mount Airy yesterday
when he tumbled head first into barrel OF
rainwater, and before his situation was dis
covered the little fellow was drowned.
DENNIS HALEY was released by Judge
Swing until next month on his own recog
niZance. The case is one in which his
mother attempts to have Dennis released
from army service, he having enlisted whf1e
under age.
]. A. Hook, a saloon keeper on Banl
street, will be tried this afternoon before
Squire Schwab on the charge of striking
horse, belonging to John Raddle, over tn,
head with whip, destroying the sight O
one eye entirely.
GEORGE RosENBERGER, while on drunl
Saturday night, hurled a boulder through
the window of Myers saloon, No. 1873 Hop
kins street. The missile also destroyed
the amount of SIS. George will serve thirt,
days
A MEETING of all the Labor Association
of this city has been called for next Sun
day to take some action favoring Senate
Forests bill to make eight hours a lega
days work, and against Senator SeiZ's bill
to repeal the bill creating the Bureau O
Labor Statistics.
THE fire which was signaled from Box IS
last evening, was i'll the fourth story o
Pearce B. Sheehan's feed store on the south
west corner of Walnut and Water streets
sYroal, rarfllu fhrp,,oh tho how
burned brightly for few minutes, but no
more than 81, 900 damage was done.
ADoLPH LoEwENBERa, of James Loucheir
& Co., was brought before Squire Bloc
Saturday, on a warrant sworn out by a.
agent Of Cochran & Fulton, whisky dealer
of Louisville, which charged him with OF
tanning whisky under false pretenses. Th
trial was set for Tuesday, and the BON
fixed at 81, 500.
AT the Music Hall, and several othe
places, the wages Of the plasterers were re
duced Saturday from So so to So per day
In consequence of this reduction about on
hundred and seventy-hve plasterers met tc
gether and decided not to go 10 work to-da
unless they were paid ~ 50 per day.
In Saturdays STAR an item appeare
concerning the arrest of Augustus an
Adolphus Leisure, OF Fulton, at tne II
stance of their grandfather, on the charg
Of stealing $257. 1t also alleged that tn
arrest was due to family quarrel. Th
grandfather of the boys denies this latte
statement, and says there is no ill feelin
against them on his part.
The David Garriek Club will give col
cert and entertainment tomorrow night
the School Hall, Mt Adams. Among thoi
who will participate are the Misses Anr
Gogin and Celia Dallas, and Messrs The
dore Bollman and VIM. O'Hara. 1t will III
doubtedly be grand affair, Judging fro
the former entertainments given by IL
Club.
MARcArET, the wife of Peter Rectanu
No. 636 Main street, committed suicide ye
terday by jumping into the cistern on Il
that her neck was broken. The woman
came deranged about two years ago. 81
was twenty eight years old and the moth