The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-13
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

The Cincinnati Cooperative Trade So
eiety filed articles of incorporation yester-
day. Capital stock 5000, divided into
shares of IS each.
The firm of McAlpin, Polk & Co., of
Pearl street, has leased the Shillito Build
ing ON Fourth street. and will take posses
sion on January 1st, 1880.
The pleasure boats that have glided
ever the silvery waters of the lake in Lin
coin Park all summer are now stored for
the winter in the city stables.
Adolph Leue, the German teacher in
The Clinton-street School, will be tried
before Squire Harmeyer Saturday morn
ing on the charge of having cruelty whipped
Freddie Albright.
The wife of Cardinal Jake Aug, last
night, celebrated the anniversary of her
birthday. The residence, No. 4S6 Race
street, was filed with invited guests, and
most enjoyable time was had.
The Exposition Commissioners yester-
day reversed their decision in the award on
sewing silk, and gave the premium to the
Nonotuck Silk Company, to whom they
had awarded it in the first instance.
Col. Wappenstein has notified the
managers of the various theaters that the
calcium lights will henceforth be prohib-
tied upon the streets, as they have caused
several runaways by frightened horses.
Joseph Piers, residing at No. 800 Main
street. while at work yesterday on build.
ing near the foot of the Mt Adams Incline
Plane fell from the second story and was
considerably injured. He was taken to the
hospital.
Mr.. F. NJ. Conover, of Jones Station,
and Miss Alice Wesley, of Port Union,
Butler County, came down to the city yes
tesday afternoon and were married at the
Grand Hotel. After the ceremony the
PARTY returned home.
Mrs. Johannah O'Connel Coleman died
st half past o'clock Yesterday morning,
stter DAYS Illness at the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. Ellen Tobin, OF East Fifth
street. The funeral took place from st.
Xaviers Church at o'clock to-day.
William Schoonmaker, eighty years Of
sge, residing at No. so Fourteenth street,
was knocked down and seriously injured by
car No. II of the Elm street line yesterday
afternoon. He assumed the blame for the
sccident, and declined having the driver ar
rested.
The report of the receipts and disburse-
pents Of the l., c. g. l. Railroad for the
month of October has been filed with the
United States Clerk by Mr.. M. E. Ingalls,
Receiver. It. shows that the receipts were
t3l47S6 So; expenditures, 1882 o.; net
earnings $26, ,545 sc, leaving balance on
hand of s65, ,619 90.
Mr.. A. A. Oaks, of the firm Of Oaks
BROTHERS, book sellers and stationers All
Main street, was married to Miss Henri
ctta Schoenberger, of 1856 West Fifth street,
1t half past o'clock last Tuesday evening
at st. Philomena Church, on Pearl street,
Rev. Father Meyer officiating.
Charles Constantine, the manager of
the Coliseum, on Vine street, has brought
suit for 81 900 against the American Four
Combination, now performing at the Vine
street Opera-house, for breach of contract,
made with him for their professional SER
vices for two weeks from Nov. Sd.
A large meeting Of the Presbyterians
Of Walnut Hills was held last evening at
the Lane Seminary Church, for the purpose
Of taking action on the question OF securing
. location for the erection of new church
edifce. A committee of fifteen was ap.
pointed to make suitable selection.
The Cincinnati Mutual Life Associa-
lion held their regular quarterly meeting
yesterday at the Office of s. F. Hunt
President Hunt in the chair. Mr.. Holli
bird, the Secretary, after reading the re-
port showing that the Association was in 9
prosperous condition, resigned. and Miller
Outcalt was elected in his stead.