The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-21
THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.


morrow.
One of Proctor & CANDLES workmen
named Holland, broke his arm yesterday |
by becoming entangled in the shatting'
The members of VIM. Penn Lodge, No.
b6.LO.O. f., attended in body the fun
eral of Past Grand Philip Metsker, to-day.
A large number of firms in this city |
have already agreed to close their places OH
Saturdays at p M. during the summer
term.
A musical and literary entertainment
will be given at Spencer Hail. Columpla'
tomorrow, for the benefit of the Methodist
Protestant Sunday-school.
Sixty thousand dollars of four per cent.
certificates were sold yesterday Several
losses by the dishonesty of boys employed
to purchase the certificates are reported.
Matthew Harmon, laborer, employed
At the Clifton Inclined Plane, was over
come by the heat yesterday, and had to be
removed to his home, No. 7Sl Vine street.
A man named Kenny ran off with
300, Yesterday afternoon, which had been
entrusted to him by Mr. Isaac West with
which to purchase I. S. refundins certlh-
Gates
DIR. Minor has failed to obtain any as
sistance from the officials at Columbus IN
suppressing the canal nuisance. lhes'ehch
isabatipg, however owing to the process of
drying now going on
Emil Albertv, the proprietor of the
White House Theater, was acquitted BY a
Jury in the Police Court yesterday after
noon on the charge of giving theatrical per-
formances without license.
Mr.. Thomas NJ. Nichol Secretary of
the Honest Money League of the North
west, delivered the first of series OF lee
lures on finance at College Hall last even
ing. His subject was "Some Mistakes of
Sam. Cary
The Hamilton County Board of School
Examiners met at the Second District
School-house and effected the following or
Eauization: L. L. Agin, President J. M.
Miller Secretary. Sixty-six teachers were
also examined.
A well-dressed man named VIM. Hunt,
from Maysyille, Ky, attempted to commit
suicide yesterday by jumping from the
steamer Ben Franklin, but was prevented
from so doing by the passengers. He was
evidently insane from over stimulation.
Miss Matilda Lees Dods, of Edinburgh
Scotland. will deliver series of lectures
pn the Art of Cookery to the ladies oi
Cincinnati at College Hall, commencing OF
next Saturday afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock
The course will consist of seven lectures.
The Ladies' Aid Association, which
has in charge the management OF the Crane
concert in aid of the Archbishop, met yes
terday and reported that everything was
progressing finely-that reserved seats were
being taken with more rapidity than they
bad expected
The fifth annual convention of the
Protestant Episcopal Church for the Diocese
B Southern Ohio commenced this morning
htSl. Johns Church, Seventh street, Bishop
Jaggar in the chair. Christians Of all de
nominations arc invited to be present ant
receive Holy Communion.
The Catholic Knights of America
prganized last Monday evening and elected
lhc following officers: Michael Dee, PreSi
dent; ]. b. Nondcrhcide, Vice President
b. Brogan, Secretary; Rev, p. H. Cusicli
Spiritual Director; Michael Quinlan, Treas
nrer; Drs Maloy and DeCourcey, Medica
Examiners.
The Catholic Institute building o.
Vine and Longworth streets, containln
Tie Grand Opera-house, was sold at publ
sale by Mr.. John +. Follett to Mr.. II. L
Hoffman tor Sl52 800, which is sufficient
clear the original owners of debt The sal
does not effect the existing lease of til
Grand Opera.house and the other portion
sf the building.
An entertainment was given last nigf
bv the advanced class of the Gymnast
Association TO q number Of invited guest
who were very much pleased with the fir
display of muscle and agility exhibited /
Dur boss team OF athletes, composed
Messrs. Jones HIGHWAY, Kilroy, Bae
Hetlick, Ruthven,, Omweg, Workum al
Aydelotte Omweg as a contortioni
brought down the house.
The Reception Committee of Il
Seugerfest last evening elected Robe
Kuehnert Grand Marshal. and appoint
!he following Division Marshals L.
Dayton, Max Mueller, Amor Smith,
Markbreit and John Schneider, and el
powered them to appoint their assistan
The line OF march is as follows: Co,
nencing on Walnut at Turner Hall, then
youth to Court, to Main, to Fifth, to w
aut, to Fourth, to Central avenue, TO Fift
70 Vine. to Hamilton Road, to Elm,
Music Hall.
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