The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-29
THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.
TAe Alumn@ Association of the Wes-
lsyan College meet this afternoon in the
College parlor.
The ladies of the Universalist Church
will hold their annual lunch and sale on
Thursday and Friday, December 4lh and
ueh.
Mr.. F. Hassaurek will deliver lecture
n German this evening at Turner Hall.
Dablect- "Reminiscences of the Spring Of
ls4&"
John Mccormick, who was stabbed
Thursday night at the corner Of Sixth and
HIN Streets was improving at last ac-
counts
The Goldsmith Maid case has been
compromised by the Southern Ohio Fair
Association. paving Budd Doble, owner OF
the mare, $500 and COSTS
ED. Sniffin has brought suit against
Sidney A. Grant to recover 5000 40 al
leed to be due on contract for advertis.
fng done for Grant An attachment has
been issued.
The John-street Temple congregation
ore making arrangements for fair to be
held at Mennerchor Hall, from the 10th
10 the oath of December. The fair is given
ior charitable purposes
The case of Frank Broadwell against
Clerk Ambrose. which was instituted with
cut the approval Of the District Attorney,
Was dismissed by Commissioner Probasco
yesterday afternoon.
Ada Clifton, who shot herself at the
ball at Robinson's Opera-house on Thanks
giving night, is resting easily at the Cincin-
nati Hospital. 1t is only flesh wound
and the ball will be extracted to-day.
Mr.. Joseph Shipley, who was formerly
vellknown ship-builder of this city, died
ss II o'clock last night at the residence of
his son-in-law, Isaac Robinson, 243 West
Court street. in the ninetieth year of his
age.
Samuel Kidd had a couple of coats
stOlen from him on Monday last. They
we're recovered yesterday from Bucktown
woman named Dean, with whom he left
Usm. while he went off on the steamer
Morgan.
Miss Ala G. Fletcher, who will next
week deliver a course of lectures in this
dty, was last evening rendered reception
as the Burnet House. Miss Fletcher enter
tanned the company by reading lecture on
'.The Lost Colonies"
The following bids for the improve
nent bonds for the improvement of East
&1th street were opened bv the Finance
Committee of the Common Council yester.
day: Sinking Fund bid, $3.50 50; Albert
Meter bid, $6,6SS.
The Directors Of the University of Gin
einnati held special meeting last night
md elected Mr.. Kuhn Professor of Greek,
vice Professor Allen, resigned; Mr.. Sprowl,
ef Rttsburg, Professor of Latin, and Mr..
Walters, Instructor of French and Ger
man.
At the meeting of the Police Commis-
ioners yesterday afternoon, Infirmary bills
70 the amount of $s67 "A we're approved and
ordered paid. The charges against Officer
HcGarr, preferred by Col. w. Thomas were
dismissed. Col. Wappenstein submitted a
report stating that there is no law under
which Sunday performances can be stopped.
The Coroner last evening concluded
Ne inquest on the body of John Miller,
Who died suddenly at his residence at Cor
yville last Tuesday, and returned YER
Dict Of death from congestive Inflammation
Of the lungs and etfusion Of serum on the
brain. The Coroner further found that the
fall which Miller received on the 21st inst
Was the indirect cause of his death. The
statement that the druggist had made &
mistake in putting up the prescription wa
klse.