The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-07
MARCH 4
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LOCAL BREVITIES.
THE trestle work will be taken out O
Music Hall this week.
THE Democratic City Executive Commit
tee meets next Monday evening.
Mr. CHAs BowLEs, of NJ & c. Railroad
is visiting his parents at Harrison, o.
THE gauge on the Panhandle Road is be
ing altered from four feet nine and hall
inches to four feet nine inches
The Democratic Executive Committee
meets this afternoon at the Grand Hotel
County Solicitor is to be selected,
The Trustees of the Cincinnati College
have drawn up memorial of respect 10 the
memory of the late Iarz Anderson.
On account of the scarcity of passengers,
the Whitewater Valley Railroad Company
have stopped running their morning train.
IT is said that a party of society ladies are
to cheer Miss Won Hilfern through the long
hours of Friday night by their presence at
Greenwood Hall.
ALBERT FRANKE, one of the oldest of the
Cincinnati Turner's, died last evening He
was member of the Ninth Ohio Volunteers
throughout the war.
BUT four of the Cincinnati insurance
companies suffered by the fire at Hot
Springs, Arkansas, and they only to the ex-
tent of 81, 600 each.
UPWARDS of six hundred tickets to Miss
Bertha Won Hillern's exhibition at Green
wood Hall have already been sold, most of
the purchasers being ladies.
YESTERDAY Miss Bertha Won TIillern took
tifteen-mile stroll, but will rest and sleep
to-day, to be ready for her task, which will
begin at o'clock
THE Colerain, Oxford & Brookville Turn
pike Company refuse to allow the Board of
Plrbllc Works to lay water-pipes on their
pike from Millcreek to Blue Rock street.
Mr.. ALBERT FEANKE, an old pioneer and
member of the Ninth Ohio Volunteers, died
last night at the age of forty-on years. He
was also member of the Cincinnati
Turner'S.
A FIvE-YEAR-oLD child of Mr.. Bahreis was
playing in front Of No $40 Elm street YES
terday, when he was knocked down BY A
wagon and badly bruised about the head
and arms.
THE constitution of the Womans Chris
han Association was so changed, at called
meeting yesterday, that the Board of Man
ayers hitherto limited to thirty members
may be enlarged
THE Board of Education held a special
passing resolutions on the death of one of
their members, DR.. HutZler. This morning
they attended the funeral in a body.
THE Cincinnati Sanger Bund, at their
meeting last night, resolved to give grand
concert next fall for the benefit of the Gin
cinnati Relief Union and. the German
Protestant and Catholic Orphan Asylums
JOHN W. HARTwEA, President of the
Chamber OF Commerce, and Thomas Sher-
lock have been appointed to examine the
Cincinnati Savings Society in the place of
w. W. Scarborough, who was not able to
serve.
THE First Regiment Ohio National
Guards are to receive 81, 900 for their servi- |
ces during the railroad troubles at Newark
last summer, and Adiutant General L. NJ, |
Nelly is in the city for the purpose Of pay
ing them.
JAMES Brown, a colored roustabout on
the steamer Fleetwood, was arrested and
locked up in Hammond-street Station, SUP
posed to be one of the parties connected
With the murder in Brown County about
year ago, to which place he will be sent this
sVening.
Mrs. EMMA G. LITTLE, for twelve wears
teacher in the Public Schools and for the
Last two years connected with the Twenty
sixth District, Cumminsville, died this
morning of consumption. She was q sister
OF Frank Nevins, formerly of the local staff
OF the Enquirer, but now law reporter of the
Chicago Times.
The inquest on the child of Laura Brig
man, found dead yesterday morning at 135
LongWOrth street, was concluded this morn
Ing DR.. McMechan submitted his post
nortem examination, which showed that it
had been still-born. The jury rendered
verdict accordingly.
YESTERDAY young colored man. named
Lot Randall, was noticed by the officers
coming off the steamer James W. Gaff with
large bag upon his shoulder. When ques-
toned, he said it contained his washing;
but upon investigation it was found to CON
tain $34 worth Of mink skins which be-
longed to the owners of the boat. The SEN
tence which he received this morning was
800 and thirty days.
THE names of the officers of the Missis-
sippi Valley Dental Association. who are
now holding their thirty-fourth annual
meeting in the Ohio Dental College, are as
follows President, A. G, Rawls Vice Pres
idents, Frank A. Hunter and n S. Hotf;
Treasurer, j. G.. Cameron; Recording Sec F"
retary, VIM. Taft; Corresponding Secretary,
9. J. Keely; Executive Committee, j. G.
Cameron, H. NJ. Reid and E. G. Betty.
THE American District Telegraph Com
pany of Hamilton County, O., filed with
the Recorder its articles of incorporation,
the object of said Company being to con-
struct a line of magnetic telegraph within
the boundaries of Hamilton County Its
capital stock to be $4,000, divided into
shares Of $50 each. The incorporators are:
Geo. T. Williams, Frank A. Armstrong H.
B. Stow M F. Wilson and l. w. Iredell
Tho ssno M t1,o Crond