The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-07
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

The Republican mass meeting at MUSIC
Hall Saturday night was large and ell
thusiastic.
The settlement sheets of the County
Treasurer show the taxes collected for De-
sember were $2,7S4,42o
Miss Mamie Parker, young lady liv-
Ing at Cumminsville, fractured one OF her
limbs by fall Friday evening.
It is reported that Mr.. VIM. jenkins,
h Willow street, Walnut Hills, has fallen
heir to large estate in England.
The students of the Eclectic Medical
College engaged in lively game OF base
hall in the outskirts Of the city saturday
afternoon.
A three-mile walking contest between
Thomas v. Tieman, of this city, and James
B. Sharp, of Owensboro, KY, on Prices
Hill, yesterday, was won by Sharp.
About $500 damage was done to the
residence of Mrs. VIM. Kelly, No. 81 Chest
sut street, by The fire yesterday afternoon,
which caused the alarm from Box 49,
Philip Zeigler, living at the corner OF
Wade and Central avenue, was arrested
yesterday for kicking in the door oil Joe
Graeff's saloon, corner of Court and Race
hreetS.
The Board of Directors of the IoolOgl-
sal Garden have rendered the use OF Their
Erounds to the North American S@nger-
Aund for the Sangerfest picnic TO be held
Ae1t June.
The stable of Thomas Hoover, in the
rear of his residence on Pendleton street,
aorth of Woodward, was destroyed by fire
yesterday afternoon, and his two horses
perished in the flames. Damage about 800.
Professor Daniel Vaughan, who had
Eained awide reputation as scientist and
becturer, was removed from his lodgings tc
the Good Samaritan Hospital a few day!
NO, where he died yesterday of consump
6on.
An entertainment by the colored peo
pIe OF this city will be given at Robinson
Opera-house next Wednesday evening. Tn
proceeds will be sent to the colored emi
grants at ST. Louis to aid them in reachin
Kansas.
Robert Williams, of 1lS Butler stree
assaulted number OF people on Pike stree
Saturday night, with butcher knife, bu
was arrested and taken to the Hospita
suffering from a wound in his back prot
ably inflicted by his own hands. He wi
recover.
The following officers of the Mutua
Life Association have been elected: Pres
dent, Samuel F. Hunt; Vice President
Frank ii. Lawson; Treasurer, Louis W
Irwin: Secretary and General Manager
Harlow c. Holabird.
The stockholders of the Catholic lr
Etftute held meeting yesterday afternoon
and decided to circulate subscription
paper among the stockholders for the pul
pose of raising $4,000, which would reduc
the debt sufficiently to pay good DIVIDEND
At the election of officers for Compan
III, Robinson Light Infantry, First Reg
ment, held yesterday, Paul Wigline wa
elected First Lieutenant Carroll, Secen
Lieutenant. Daniel Webster resigned hi
position as First Lieutenant of the Com
pany.
Tom and Mike Garrety, brothers, an
Jack Birmingham had a knife and pistc
contest on Fifth street, between SycamoT
and Broadway, at an early hour yesterda
morning All of them were cOnsiderabl
cut up They were all lodged in the Han
nond-street Station-house.
The Cigar Makers Association held
meeting yesterday at Washington Platforl
and appointed committees to petition Col
Eress TO relieve them from the restriction
separating factories from salesroems, on Il
ground that the partitions are useless, an
do not tend 10 prevent illegal sales.
The Knights of st. Thomas elected
their last meeting the following: Captai
Thomas A. Butler; First Sentinel, Jol
Price; Second Sentinel, ]. &. Pohl; Order
Sergeant, II. W. Spaeth; Color Beare
George Uchtman. The Knights will give
grand hop at Mozart Hall Wednesday, Apl
18th.
Mr.. Abe Wald, q well-known printc
called at George Speiman's restaurant {
Sixth street. about ii O'Clock last eyenin
and while there received an ugly cash belC
the left eye, by butcher-knife in t
hands of William Kramer an attache
the place, with whom Wald had previous
had trouble.
The articles Of incorporation of "T
Woodward Loan and Building Associate
were left for record Saturday. The capt.
stock of said association is to be 5000, ,Ol
divided into shares of 5000 each. The f
lowing are the incorporators: Gustav Ia
horn, Joseph Johssen, Henry Radeke, A
ton Krogmann, and Henry Nieberding.
Andrews American Queen is moo
society and literary journal, and No. is
magnificent copy. An excellent liken
Of the late Bayard Taylor appears on
6rst page, with shield of the deceas
poet, statesman and traveller. The pal
Is replete with good things, which
ladies can not afford to miss. Single cop
10 cents, or 81 so per annnm. Orc
your.news dealer to have it for you re.
larly.
The Children's Home Fair
The walking match for the benefit OF