The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-30
THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

Market will be held all day to-mor-
row at Sixth and Findlay street markets,
md none Thursday, New Years Day.
A dance was given last evening in
Greenwood Hall, under the auspices of the
Orphans Bazaar. The fair will continue
this week.
Mr.. E. L. Bates is about to erect
sn his lot in Spring Grove a monu-
ment cut from Quincy Granite, by Batter
son. of Hartford. Conn.
Recc;amin Walking, 2--0priettot Of the
esooery store corner Of Third and Law
renee streets, died yesterday after short
Illness at the age of forty years. .fr
John J. Sullivan, a brakeman, had
his hands crushed last night while coup
ling cars near the Fifth-street crossing,
BY being caught between the bumpers.
The Republicans. Of the Eighteenth
Ward yesterday afternoon nominated Jas.
l. Ryman as candidate for Council to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of VIM.
B Hudson.
Mr.. r. M. Shoemaker has received a
massive monument from the New Eng
hnd Granite Company, in the shape of
cross, and will have it erected on his fam
ny lot in Spring Grove Cemetery.
The opening of the new Freie Presse
building, corner of Vine and Canal streets,
will be celebrated tonight by Mr.. Alex
snder Torges, Jr. The building as newly
arranged, is one Of the finest in the city.
Nr. Torges deserves credit for his enter
prise.
Magnolia Lodge, No. SO, I. O. 0. F.,
met last night and elected the following
officers: N. G., Charles A. Hitchcock; v.
g., Clement Bates; R. g., Albert Paddack
p. g., John W. Pail; Treasurer, John
Gould. Trustees-A. P. Butterfield, L.
Autenheimer, Samuel Wardle. Clerk of
Trustees, J. W. Paul.
At a meeting Of the Society of Asso-
eiated Charities, held at the Children's
Home last evening, the proposition of
forming local organization for the Sixth
and Ninth Wards was unanimously adopt
Cd. On motion of DR.. Aub, the meeting
adjourned for one week to canvass for the
proposed organization.
A large crowd assembled at the Re-
formed Presbyterian Church on Clinton
street, near Central avenue, last evening,
TO Join in the festival of the people of the
Sunday school. An interesting feature of
The entertainment was the part taken by
sixteen Chinese, who are attendants at that
Sunday school. They repeated in concert
the twenty-third Psalm and the Lords
Prayer, the latter in both Chinese and En-
glish.
The Trustees, Board of Directors Of
fhe Cincinnati Southern Railroad Com
pany and a majority OF the Hamilton
County delegation met yesterday afternoon
In the Company's Office on Third street.
and transacted important business in refer
ence to the Southern Road Presiden,
Clement stated that there was about 81 900,
600 on hand, which might be spent in the
erection of machine shops.
VIM. Studinger, Of No. 129 West Lib
srty street. was picked up on the stree
yesterday while under the influence O.
liquor and taken 10 the Ninth-street Sta
tion-house. Shortly after his incarceration
he hung himself with pocket handker
chief. but was cut down by Turnkey Sea
hill in time to save his life. About an hou
later another drunken prisoner, named Ed
ward Ingram attempted to perform simi
Ar feat, but scabill tied him down to tn
plank seat in the cell. and thus prevente
more work for the Coroner.
An old man named Mangold, a shoe
maker, living at No. 62 Harrison avenue
while walking along the foot of Bank stree
In drunken condition, last Sunday ever
ing about 8 o'clock. rolled over the ban
iAto tho slusb from the dairy in the rear {
Duck worth's distillery. As there are n
g, people living in the immediate vicinity,
was some time before his cries for hel
brought assistance. Help came after he ha
been In the slush about half an hour, whe
As was rescued by the aid of rope, in
very deplorable looking condition, thoug
somewhat sobered bv his immersion.