The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-07

Whose jaws just fairly hum,
What thus she madly maSticates,
And her red lips are dumb;
She Call not choose husband yet,
Therefore she chews her gum.
Ma DANIEL wuNDER of Camp Washington, is
apidly improving.
THE Turner Mennerchor will give their annual
ball next Thursday evening at Turner Hall.
The Buckeye Club entertained large number
of their friends at M9nnerchor Hall last night
ALL night policemen must report from date the
gas and gasoline lamps not burning in the city
limits
The United States Branch Pension Agency has
been removed to the office of Price J. Jones, 2l2
West Ninth street.
THE employees of ]. W. Gosling have subscribed
SS9 toward the Exposition Fund, and the employees
Of the Bunet House $l5l.
A COUPLE of cars loaded with hogs were thrown
from the track at the Stock-yards yesterday and
several of the hogs killed.
THE Druid Saengerchor will open their new quar-
ters Roetgers Tlvoii on Vine street, with select
musical entertainment.
THE fire alarm from Box 90, at ! o'clock this
morning, was occasioned by small blaze in a
name house on Walnut street, near Allison.
COLONEL ZIEGLER has ordered that carriages
bound for Pixies 0nera-house today must drive in
hum the east and depart westward, to avoid con-
hslon.
Ed ARMSTRONG and E. r. Gillilland made a
very successful test of the Bell telephone last
night between the Central and Hammond street
Stations, by attaching the wire to the ordinary
police telegraph instruments.
THE following brewers subscribed yesterday on
H. F. Ryans book for the Exposition Fund:
christian Moerlein, $1,000; c. Windsch, Muhi-
kauser & Bro, 81, 900; II. Lackman, $500; Foss q
behneider, $500. Total, $4,000
LOUISA NANCE, an old lady of seventy-eight
Tears, fell down the stairway in her residence,
horner of Goodloe and Willow streets, last night,
md sustained such severe injuries that she had to
he taken to the Cincinnati Hospital.
THE Cincinnati Musical Festival Association
Directors announce that the Fourth Festival will
10 given during the month of May, 1880: in the
kusic Hall Building, and that Mr Theodore
Ehomas has been engaged as Musical Director.
The Board of Police Commissioners met in In
h1nary session yesterday afternoon Bills for sup
klies amounting to $S77 81 were approved and or
iered paid. Ex-Patrolnan Anthony Donnelly,
hfmerly of the Sanitary force, was reinstated on
he regular force.
THR following are the newly-eected officers OF
Lafayette Lodge, No. 81, F. and A. M: w. Mas
Ter, Theo. f. Nieman S. Warden, Chas H. Flach
r Warden, Samuel W. Lewis; Secretary, Abram
Harris Treasurer, Henry KesSler; S. Deacon, Aug
goss; j. Deacon, Joseph W. Kalder; Tyler Charles
r. Sherick.
BARBARA STECKEL a widow sevcnty-two year,
ead died suddenly in bed about O'Clock this
morning at her home in the rear of No. IS Nc
Micken avenue. She had been in the Infrmar!
for short time, but left tlat institution las
Thursday. When she arrived home she felt quite
frustrated and Immediately took to her bed, from
which she never after arose. Coroner Stitch wa
not fed.
THE Germania Mannerchor has elected the fol
howng officers for the ensuing year: President. c.
Eteinkamp; Vice President, B. Meyer; Secretary
H. Geyens; Assistant Secretary, H. ReuSs
Treasurer, F. MOhlenhoff; Librarians 7. Frey anC
C. Sch der; Musicians, Vim. Lichtenstein anC
C. Winkelman; Committee on Amusements, j.
Harding II. Reuss, II. Nook, J. Giebel and Johr
Keller; Direc orS VIM. Eckert and IL. Hemi.