The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-13
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

Maggie Frail, the girl burned last
Tuesday by her clothes catching fire, is
dead.
The funeral of the late A. P. G. Bonte
will be held from 81. Paul's NJ. j. Church
q. o'clock tomorrow.
The funeral Of Mr.. Jacob Pressler,
whose death We announced yesterday, will
take place tomorrow afternoon.
The Finance Committee appointed by
the Citizens Committee of the Smngerbund
will meet tonight at the Gibson House.
The conductors on the various lines OF
street railroads have packages Of tickets for
sale, six for "A cents as the new ordinance
provides.
Catherine Purcell, sister of the Arch
bishop died yesterday at the Orphan ASy-
lum in Cumminsville at the age OF eighty
four years.
The statement that the Cathedral choir
will give vocal and musical entertainment
next Sunday evening al Pixies Opera-house
is erroneous.
The Vine-strcet Opera-housc il having
crowded houses nightly. and the attraction
Is "On the Sly, a piece not altogether void
OF "broadness.
The name of the colorcd girl buried
evening before last under a falling sidewalk
at 2lo Sycamore street is Agnes Birch and
not Mary Miller as incorrectly stated. Her
injuries are slight ones.
Mr.. Walter ~Outhgatc is now sole lessee
and manager OF Schickling's and will COM
mence tonight, His friends claim that he
will run fir>,-class variety theater i'll this
old and popular resort.
John Berger, tweuty-ninc years old,
and hailinS from Philadelphia, had his feet
badly burned by molten iron falling on
them in Davis II Co. stove foundry, corner
of Third and Smith streets, yesterday even
ing
For refusing to obey Il subpoena, J. NJ.
Snyder was brought before Judge Force
yesterday afternoon, charged with con
tempt of Court. Hy paying the cost of the
contempt proceedings, he was released from
euStody.
Court Northwestern, No. 81, ndepen
uNllN 'lhC! vi 1 pitsltlS, u DtlltNOitlll t>N''-
aiation, filed It's articles Of incorporation
this morning. The Trustees are Isaac Adj
Ter, Charles Wolnradt, J Ohm Mctzgrr; clerk,
l. l.. Wagner
A frame tenement dwelling of five or
six rooms, belonging to James McKelvy,
and located about mile and half west of
Glendale, was burned to the ground yester-
day morning. A wagon shed, located close
by was also consumed.
The death of Mrs. Andrews and her
young son Frank, wife and son Of Mr.. w.
II. Andrews the recent Fourth street mer-
chant, arr announced by a dispatch from
Mcadviilc, Penn. The son died on Mon
day, and Mrs. Andrews yesterday morning,
both from typhoid fever.
The wedding Of De- joseph Rlnsohoff'
and Miss Minnie FreibrrE. daughter of Mr..
Julius Freihcrg, OF Frcibcrg Il Workuni,
which was set Tor last night as announced
in yesterdays STAR, took place last night
at the Mound-street Temple. The recep-
ton was held at Eureka Hall 1t was one
Of the social events in Hebrew society.
A convention of the manufacturers of
firecut and smoking tobacco, which was
called by the Secretary of the National To
bacco Association, Mr. A. G. Marshall, of
Dayton, O., will meet at the Burnet House
Al 3 o'clock this afternoon, for the purpose
Of revising prices for the reduced rate of
tax and to discuss the general interest of
the tobacco trade
Rev. J. +. Callahan will deliver Ice
nre on the evening of the 18TH inst, at the
Cathedral, for the benefit of the ST. James
Total Abstinence Society. The subject is
'lreland's Apostle The Cathedral Choir
will supply the musical Tart. Before the
lecture the knights Of 81. James will ap-
pear in full uniform at which time their
regulation hag will be blessed.
The secret manner IN which the Legis-
latiye Committee are conducting the in
vestigation OF The affairs of Longvew is un-
satisfactory 10 certain mcrnbcrs of the
Board OF Director. and employees of the in
stitution. Consequently a petition has
been sent 10 the Senate. ASKING tlat that
body appoint a Committee to ris.t Long
vsew and make thorough public exam. ma
hsn Of tie manner in which the ASYLUM Ia
conducted. The petition will be presented
10 day.
The marriage OF NTi,, Bennie Furst to
Mr.. Nathan BocEman was conSuumated
last evening At the residence of the brides
brother, Mr. Abe Furst, No. Az john
street. The ceremony was performed by
tsabb /. NJ. Wise. Anuns those present