The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-29

HINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

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factory who we're threatening strike wert
given an advance Yesterday.
Closterman, Henshaw h Sons and
Feidkamp 4 Brother. furniture manufac
tarers. have invited back their striking em
ployes
The Catholic Executive Committee met
hast evening, and appointed a committee to
advertise for proposals to tear down the
Fazar building.
Lieutenant Meyer, of the Walnut Hills
Sta ion, will report at the Oliver-street Sta
tion this evening. and Lieutenant Church.
III. of Oliver street, will report at Walnut
Hilla
Jacob Brem, painter, while at work
upon Erkenbrecher's starch fatory, fell
from scaffold and was badly bruised. He
was taken to his home, No. 1874 Bremen
street.
At Mission Chapel, corner of Fifth and
Lock streets, cn Friday evening, DR.. Il.
Williams will deliver the first of course
OF lectures for workingmen, taking as his
subject alcohol Muddlc."
Rev. DR.. Kelly of Wesley Chapel, Mr..
Williams of Bellevue KY, Mr.. Meyers and
Hr. Haldsworth addressed the temperance
meeting at the Mission Church corner of
Fifth and Lock streets last evening.
A man named Henry Kuntz, living at
No. III East Pearl street. fell from the
building No. Al East Front street (wherc he
was at work yesterday afternoonl and,
strange to say, the only injury he received
was sprained ankle.
Suit has been brought in the Common
Pleas Court by VIM. Corbett against the
fttsburg, Cincinnati & St. Louis Railroad
Company to recover $4,000 damages, al
legged to have been sustained by being run
over by a train on sad road.
The Board of Directors of Longview
Asylum met in Committee of the Whole
yesterday afternoon and awarded the con
tract for bnilding gas-works at the asylum
10 George Stacey 4 Co., at the bid of
S7.S7l. The work is to be completed within
thirty days
The Cincinnati Natural History So
eiety have rented the room at the Expo
stion building, in which the grocery dis
play was given. and they also retain the
large room in the third story, formerly oc-
cupied by them for the display of their vast
and valuable collection.
Seth Linton, the boy found last week
Oh the c., II. & d. Railroad track under
the Southern Railway bridge, from which
he had evidently fallen. and who was first
taken to the Hospital, and then sent to his
home in Paramount has since died from his
injuries. He was buried day before yes
terday.
The Committees appointed by the
Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade
held meeting yesterday afternoon and
sppointed Messrs. Robert Simpson and Geo.
X Gault a Committee to visit President
Balm, Of st. Lonis, and secure if possible the
holding of the next annual Convention of
the Millers' National Association in this
city.
The committee in charge of the Ladies
Archbishop's Aid Society lunch have made
their report, which shows that the gross re-
eeipts from the two places run by the ladies
dnring the Bazaar were 81 ,297 80. Expenses,
1863 33; leaving balance of $427 so. The
committee return thanks to all parties who
in any way assisted in making the lunch
room success
Mr. S. W. Siebern, an old and we'll
known German citizen, died at his resi-
dence, No. 474 Elm street. yesterday after
noon after short illness, Mr.. Siebern was
the originator in 1S49 of the plan to estab-
hsh the German Protestant Orphan Asylum
now situated in Corryville, and has ever
siDce been one of the Directors. He has also
held the position Of School Visitor, Coun-
Gilman and County Auditor.
The Synod of Cincinnati has reversed
The decision Of the Cincinnati Presb> tery
and the Fifth Church in the case of w. R.
LOCKER, the libelcr of DR.. West, who was
dismissed from the Central Church and
afterward received into the Fifth Church.
The Presbytery and Fifth Church at
tempted to maintain that LOCKER was never
lawfully exeommunicated from the Central
Church.
The members of the Young Mems
Christian Association last night elected E.
X. PeDdleton Director in the class that
expires in one year. and William F. Thorne
in that Which expires in two years, and
seven Directors whose term expires In three
years, viz: William P. Anderson, Robert
Fulton, W. Hubbel Fisher, w. A. Gamble.
G. H. Gould, W. NJ. Ramsey and DR.. VIM.
II. Taylor.
The Cincinnati Archery Society are
sesotating for the use of one of the large
balls at the Exposition Building, for the
purpose Of giving the members an opportu-
nifty to practice shooting during the cold
weather. They desire to rent for five
months, and will no doubt choose upon
Machinery Hall, as it is the best suited for
their purposes. Another party will proba.
bly, use the gallery portion for bicvcle
practice.
Tho papers and accounts stolen from
James Mack's saw-niill, in Columbia, last
week. were found yesterday in the cellar of
John Barth, saloon-keeper at No. 70k
Milton street hid avav in a boz n,d..