The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-26
THE DAILY STAR
HINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

At the Plum-street Temple this even
ing the Rev. DR.. Max Lilienthal will lee
ture upon "Lessing and Mendelssohn."
"A small bay horse and ph@ton, be-
longing to Chas S. Cowie, were stolen from
the corner of Fourteenth and Vine street
last night
The carriage factory Of ]. K. Skaats,
S6S Sycamore street. was broken into last
night and an unsuccessful attempt made to
open the safe.
A small fire occurred yesterday morn
ing about 8 O'Clock in Home Circle Hall,
corner Central avenue and Genesee street.
Damage slight
The boarding-house of Mrs. Baker,
No. 50 Twelfth street, was burglarized
about 2 o'clock yesterday morning. The
thief escaped.
A small blaze in the store of Daniels,
Ooombe Il Co., corner of Fifth and Race
streets, caused still alarm to be turned in
10 the Gifts last night.
" A small blaze among some straw in q
house in Gamble alley was the cause OF
alarm rung in from Box l26 The flames
we're soon extinguished.
The Sinking Fund Trustees met last
wednesday afternoon. A resolution re-
suesting the City Solicitor to collect by
suit, or otherwise, balance due the city for
the rent of wharf property under expired
leases. was adopted.
A boot-black named Otto james Phil
iips tried to shuttle off the mortal" yes
taraay morning about half past 8 O'Clock
by cutting his throat in saloon at the cor,
ner of George and John streets. He has
been quite dissipated Of late. :
A man giving his name as Jacob Mil
ler, of Newport KY, fell into the Miami
Oanal while in an intoxicated condition
; last night, and was found after he had crawled
out lying in door way on Genesee street
In half frozen state. He was taken TO tht
NiDth-street Station.
Resolutions of incorporation O.
"Kurhsssicher Understandings Verein'
were left for record yesterday. The follow
ing trustees have been elected: Frank Z
Iaiser, Michael Diekmueller. Conrad Bern
hardt, Louis Fay, CHRIST. Schmeltz, Loui
eeibert and Conrad Gnnther.
Thomas Mullen, the contractor, forty
enc years old, and residing at No. 43l Cen
tral avenue, was suddenly taken will
kemorrhage of the lungs while playing
game of whist in Zanoni's saloon on Sew
snth street. Mullen started for home, bu
only got as far as cigar store in the neigh
borhood, where he expired at II o'clock.
The horses attached to car No. 5 Of
the Newport line, in passing down the Vine
street incline last evening at half-past s
slipped, and dashing forward rushed tn
ear rapidly along for short distance. On
Of the passengers, said to be Mrs. Manson
,. becoming excited attempted to jump out
, when she fell heavily to the ground All,
had her arm broken.
Mr.. B. w. Gale, the -four merchant o
Second street, fell through the hatchway a
his warehouse, Wednesday evening abou
five o'clock, and narrowly escaped with h
life. He sustained painful injuries thoug
In no way dangerous. He was conveyed
his home by kind friends, and was yeste
dsy able to partake Of, though not cary
his Christmas turkey. ..'.
The friends and employers of Priva
Waterman w. F. Doran, whose beat 9.
tends from Vine and Elm streets, On Sc
snth and Eighth, feeling much pleased vii
the efficiency Of that officer. met last eve
ing at the office Of DR.. Kebler, 1877 We
Eighth street, and after sending for M
Do,an, presented him with badge as sp
sial policeman Of solid silver, ornaments
With shield of gold bearing the arms
the city and surmounted by a gold eagl
The inscription on the reverse side stat
The object Of the presentation in suitab
motto, together with the officers name al
the date.