The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-21
LOCAL BREVITIES.


The bear that Luoien Marc wrestled
with is dead. R6 couldn't stand the
pressure OF that mGfE
VIM. SETTER fell In fit Saturday
evening at rhird and Plum streets, end
Is now at the Hospital.
MRS. BAUER, OF Fulton, had her pocket
picked Of "a 5O Saturday night in SIKH
street Market.
SoMB thief Sunday night stole 500
from the room OF MIR. uennis, No. 2oo
West Fifth street.
The Pappenheimsr Il Ludlow Hard
ware Company is the latest sensation
among hardware men.
GEORGE Ii. LIPPERT, OF No. 1870 Me-
Micken avenue, was buried at Walnut
hills Cemetery yesterday.
A MAN protesting to be the agent OF
Henry Nerhsge, OF this city, is swind-
ling people in Indiana towns.
A BILL to give the Common Pleas and
Superior Courts the services of stenog-
raphers is pending before tho Legisla-
ture.
The earnings of the Cincinnati South
srn Railway due the city tor the quarter
ending December 81, 1877, amount to
S82,054 50.
JAMES PERRIN, oolored youth, was
bound over TO appear next Wednesday
before squire SUhwab on charge or
bastsrdy.
THE County Commissioners have ap-
pointed Michael Haley as laborsr al
the Courthouse, 10 I'LL the place of John
ChristOfel.
A GIRL baby, about two weeks old,
was iouuu saturday 'ght in front of No.
3o Mcfarland street, aud taken to the
CAildren's Home.
THE Board Of Transportation Commit.
tee on new approach for the Cincinnati
Hallway Bridge will present their plans
to the Trustees to-day.
JOSEPH BAUER was fined 5000 Satur-
day on being found guilty of being the
father OF Wilhelmina Barkhard's child.
Bauer was remanded TO jail.
The German Catholic Cemetery Asso-
ciation held u meeting AT Mozart Hall
last evening, and resolved to give
grand concert in May at the new Music
Hall.
BOB CALLAHAN, living at 200 Elm
street, fell down stairs Saturday night
and sustained such severe injuries tuat
he VIII be confined to his bed for several
weeks.
IKE trouble among the newsboys re-
spectlpg the diStrl button of presents at
their late entertainment Is being satle-
iactorily settled. 1t all originated out
side OF the Union.
THE stone-masons OF this city will hold
HGe1 tomorrow night at Work
mems Hal, to take the necessary steps
TO force their employers 10 tiX their SAL
ary at s. 10 per day.
THE sixth Ohio Benevolent Assooia
tion, at their meeting yesterday, framed
resolutions oil thanks to their friends
for the many donations received for the
benefit OF deceased members.
TIE Board OF Trnde has appointed
M"ssrs. Josiah Kirby, Geo. Ii. Proctor
And K. n. Cherry as u delegation to the
National Export Convention, which is
to be held February 10 at Plstsburg.
THE Cincinnati ODstetricaI Society
has elected the following Ulcers: Presi-
dent, DR.. j. j, Qlinn; Vice President,
Dr. W. 5. Brown; Secretary, DR.. Under
hill; Recording Secretary, DR.. q. 0.
Wright; Treasurer, Dr.. Miles.
MIR EBkN b. REEDER, one OF the oldest
pioneers OF the county, and one Of The
most prosperous honorable business
men who have built up their fortunes in
the city, died at his residence on Mount
Auburn yesterday morning. The fu-
neral takes place tomorrow.
THE Board OF Police Commissioner
have Issued an order addressed to the
members OF the force who went to Co
lumbus on the occasion OF the Inaugural =
Non OF Guy. Bishop, c0mplimenting them
on their fine appearance and gentle
manly conduct. The tribute was justly
deserved.
REV. A. N. GILBERT, who is now in
Baltimore, mas sent communication to
the elders OF the Richmond-streeI
Church asking for an investigation o
the charges OF immortality made agains
bin, and tor release of the duties OIL
the pulpit until such Investigation il
CompletGd.
THE Workingmen's party in this city
has divided into factions. One of these
lactions, composed Of those not belong
ing to The "Sections," held a meeting
yesterday at Empire Hall, where Dasit
OF organization was presented and viii
De made tHe subject 0I a special meeting
next Thursday.
The Executive Board OF the Union o
American Hebrew Congregations held {
meeting last evening at the Mound
street Temple. Letters were read from
the Alliance lsraelites Of Paris, request
ing 10 sehd them all the pubic uocu
ments OF the UOiOn. A committee wa
also appointed to attend to the PROPOSE
t"n Oh introducing certain amondmoutl
10 the constitution.
AT the last regular semI-annual meet
ing OF the Laoies' Hebrew Association
Deborah Lodge No. l, the following cfi
GERS we're etcc.ed to serve for the ensu
iug SIX months: President, Barbar;
Bloom; Vice President, Rosa Fogel
Treasurer, Lisssta Loeb; Recording Sec
retary, Nina sohloesinEer; FinaDoiu
Secretary, Rlohel Hart; Trustees
Rachel A!lenberg, Barbara Oppeuheim
Frances Furst,
THE patrons of Cincinnati & West
wood Narrow-3auga Railroad COmpan
have arrived at the conclusion that tn
latter are not working according to thei
contract and that they are imposing o
the passengers. They are now demaDt
ing The construction Of street railroad
which, ii seems, that the Cincinnati ,
Harrison Turnpike Company al
anxious to put into working order.
CHARLES E, DINIMITT and Jerom
SIinoh1eld were arrested yesterday
New Richmond by Detective Joe Care
on warrant issued by Squire Peas,
al, rdVt, Nhn. H., L.s.n L L