The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-06
LOCAL BREVITIEs.
AsH Wednesday.

NINE Mard Gras balls last night
81. PArnlux's DAY falls on Sunday this
year.
TnK lower decorative panels Of the great
organ front are in position.
THK Music Hall plasterers to the number
eft twO hundred are still ON a strike
TMK Board Of Directors of the Work
house failed to get quorum yesterday.
The alarm of fire, sounded from Box At
about 10 o'clock last evening, was false.
TRKRK were 461 inmates of the Work
house yesterday, of these $40 were males
and 81 females.
JUDGR INGALLS, has donated ruffed
grouse to the Geological Garden No other
garden has one.
THE workmen in the starch mills of Geo.
R0x, ut Lockland, struck yesterday on ac-
count OF their wages being reduced from 50
10 81 per week.
In the coming exemplifcation of physi-
cal culture at Greenwood Hall, Miss Won
Rillern is to walk the first thirty-ive miles
without rest,
Mr.. JACOB HuTz1.ER, member of the
School Board from the Thirteenth Ward,
died yesterday Of consumption, in the
twenty-eighth year of his age.
TEE Mississippi Valley Dental Association
met in the hall ON College street this morn
ing for their thirty fourth annual meeting,
which will continue three days.
THE sale of tickets for Miss Won Hillern's
exhibition at Greenwood Hall indicates that
the audiences will be immense, and COM
passed in large majority of ladies.
THE Directors of the new Music Hall yes
faprfQU Ia1 ho M 20, =
saRd chairs to the Mitchell & Rammelsberg
Furniture Company at 81 70 per chair.
Rev. GEO. w. WILLIAMS has issued the
weekly paper, devoted to the interests of
tke eolored people in the United States.
I0sKpH BEoHEhEYER, of Cumminsville,
vak yesterday convicted of manufacturing
e0unterfeit tobacco strip stamps. The jury
recommended him to the mercy of Judge
Swing,
ThK Board of Control will have special
meeting on Friday, March 18th, to consider
the award of the contract for building the
napcrstructure of the Remington Bridge
over the Little Miami River.
4 DRIVER of one of Kaufman's brewery
wagons while attempting to get upon a
wharfboat yesterday at the foot of Broad
WY, tukuUlCu VIC uOISSS, wagon hHu I'LL
Into the river, and was with difficulty res
eued.
TIE Miami Valley Dental Association
held business meeting in the hall on Col
kcge street yesterday. and tonight will hold
their thirty second annual commencement,
when six students will receive their di-
plOmas.
AS the story about Miss Bertha Won
Ef.IIapnio Nfalip-
stimulate the interest in the famous little
German it is whispered that the rumor was
4metly started by her manager asa business
mvestment.
AUGUST and Adolph Leisure, who were
ksrested at Fulton, at the instance of their
grandfather, on the charge of grand larceny,
md VIM. Cottrell, whose operations were
Hoticed in the STAR yesterday, waived their
examinations this morning.
WM- SooTT, colored roustabout, was ar
rested yesterday on the charge of purlt in
ing a coat and some bed clothes from
e0uple of his comrades, upon whose hos
PitaIity he had been living for some time.
His trial will take place Friday.
CORONER STITCH was notified this morning
shat young woman, who stays at Mollie
Rernard's place, on Longworth street, gave
birth to child, which died before the ar
rival of physician. He will investigate
NE case before determining on an inquest
JOHN McHUaH, who presents the appear
aaee of an average tramp, has been arrested
snd will be tried next Saturday on the
charge of breaking into the room Of Katie
b Kindall, at No. 81 East Fourth street,
Last Monday night with the intent to bur
glarize.
The German Pioneer Association met last
night and admitted the following members:
Conrad Mueller, Maurice A. jacob, An
dseas Hummer, Adam Schraffenberger, PHI.
Wiegand, JAG. Fritz, Henry Voss, Charles
Kuhlenkalnp, VIM. F. G. Schubeler and
Charles Hipp
Two colored roustabouts, named George
Washington Wren and VIM. Johnson, re-
vfved an old quarrel in saloon on the row
near the foot of Broadway last night, which
resulted in Wren being shot in the back,
making severe but not dangerous wound.
johnson escaned to Kentucky.
An application was maze yesterday before
Judge Burnet, by Mr.. Storer, counsel of the
Cincinnati Savings Bank, for the appoint
nent of an Examiner, who shall examine
the accounts of the bank and report to the
Court within five days its condition fnan-
sially. An entry was ordered made.
Ar the monthly meeting of the Y. M. O..
L., held in their hall last evening, the an
nouncement of the death of Larz Anderson,
Kemember of the Association, was made,
end fitting testimony to his memory was
1ead. The Executive Committee were then
Instructed 10 prepare series of resolutions
en- his death.
THE Ohio Valley Electrical Society held
IN interesting meeting in the building OF