The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-16
THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

Mr. Jacob Elsas has declined the ap-
poinsment of Work-house Director.
The horse of Mr.. S. W. Levi ran away
On kghth street last evening, but no serious
iamRge was done.
1he Work-house Directors failed to get
quorum yesterday, and therefore no
meeting was held.
1he hrst peaches of the season were
snoasht IN last night on the Baltimore &
phio Road from the East.
Secretary Thompson, of the Work
mouse Board, is lying very ill at his resi-
aence on Freeman street.
Lizzie and are One" song. with
shol1s dedicated to ]. G. Parkhurst, is lust
punished by Fillmore Bros, Cincinnati.
An opera-glass and number of mort
pages supposed to have been stolen, can be
Aan at the Chiefs Office by the owners
proving property.
Colonel A. B. Jones was serenaded last
evening at his home on Walnut Hills by a
large number of his friends, the occasion
being his sixtieth birthday.
A complimentary picnic rendered the
executive Committee of the Philharmonic
musical Society takes place tomorrow at
Woodland Park, Eastern avenue.
The CINCINNATI Mnnncrchor will take
tnp to the Soldiers Home at Dayton, 0.
so7morrow. The train leaves the city at :
q Ia, and will return in the evening.
One of the morning papers referred to
MI Richard h. Zeidler as being the Mayor $
secretary. Mr. Zeidler is not the Mayor S
night bower, but Mr.. Samuel l.. Hagans is.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
aon and Mission Sunday-school of Dayton,
D., will come to this city tomorrow to visit
he Zoo.
John Wittenhold, of No. 6; Fred. Ia
per, OF No. II, and Henry Fetger, OF No, Is
ponnersberger street, were. overcome by
the heat yesterday and had to be carried to
their homes
Ben. Goldwick, charged with cutting
with intent to kill Henry Nieman on the
9Th of July, was bound over by Judge Viii
ION this morning TO answer the charge be-
lore the Grand Jury.
Sol. Marks, of this city, who was ar
rested in Cleveland some time ago for OBJ.
tanning money by false pretenses, failed to
appear for trial there yesterday, and his
bail of $500 was forfeited.
Mr.. Henry Hooper, of the Exposition
Art Committee, has just returned from q
tip East and reports that Mr.. Claghorne
pf Philadelphia, and Mr. Sewell, of New
York, have consented TO contribute splen
Hid collection OF engraving for our EXposi,
hon Art Gallery.
The young son of Mr.. John Smith, o1
No. 80 Sycamore street, reported yesterday
rs having had two fingers cut off in a seed
cutter, is not as badly hurt as at first sup
posed, and, barring further accidents, vii
go through :he world with two hands com
posed of the requisite number oil digts
The little pleasure yacht, the Dolphin
while sailing down river last evening witt
small party of pleasure seekers on board
commenced racing with some skiilS but
boon became unmanageablo and ran into
the steamer Paris c. Brown The yacht
sprung leak and sunk in few minutes
giving the passengers barely time to ster
Dver to the deck of the Paris c. Brown.
Mr.. Edwin Alden, the wcll-known adj
vertising agent of this city, has issued un
der date of June, 1879 his catalogue Of
legitimate American newspapers arranged
for Inconvenience of advertisers. 1t gives
the population Of the place in which eacl
paper is published, and other Information
Of great interest to the advertiser The
pamphlet geographically considered, i!
also fine piece of work.