The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-01

Monday.
BUSINESS houses in general have sus
pended for to-day.
THE change in the Sherilfs office takes
place next Monday.
THE City Inhrmary contains six hundred
and twenty-Sx persons.
The Fours extinguished small fire in
the Big Missouri last evening.
THE total Internal Revenue collections
for the year were $lO,O6l ,54S 62.
THE Committee on Light will meet in
called session at o clock tomorrow.
BIO attendance last night at the Orphans
Bazaar, at Mozart and Greenwood Halls.
SERVICES, the same as Sunday, were held
this morning in all the Catholic Churches.
THE Ninth-street Police Station reports
five Thousand and eighty-six arrests Tor
1878.
A HORSE standing at the corner of Cole
man and Bank streets was stolen last
night.
A WOMAN, whose name was not ascer-
taned, died suddenly last night at No. 3G7
West Court street
doc" DAVIS, the colored turnkey at the
Sedamsville Station, has been transferred
to Hammond-street.
THE Cincinnati Relief Union holds its
regular meeting in the Council Chamber,
OH Saturday next at O'Clock.
1878 was tolled by the fire bells and
also bv the bell of St. Peters Church on
McMicken avenue at midnight last night.
F. b Ross, q stove-mounter, who boards
on Third street. near Smith, has been miss
ing since Tuesday. He had $500 with him.
JAMES GALLAGHER, thirty-nine years of
age, is behind the bars at Hammond-street
on the charge of stealing clothing from
Herman keuter.
THE Rev. George H. Kinsolvng, the new
rector of st. John P E. Church, preached
his farewell sermon at St. Marks, Balti-
more, last Sunday.
A HANDSOME gold-headed cane was pre-
sented last evening to both Lieutenants
Benninger and Meyers by the officers of
the Oliver-street District
THE Bell Telephone has been placed in
the Fire-alarm Telegraph Office and con.
meets with the Telephone Exchange, cor
ner of Fourth and Walnut streets.
"KATIE Polka" byJohn e. Eberenz and
"When the Stars Smile on the Sea, song
and chorus, by Arthur W. French are
just issued by John Church e. Co.
THE thirtieth annual report of the Gin
cinnati Chamber of Commerce and Mer-
chants Exchange, for the commercial year
ending August 31st, 1878, has just been
printed.
The Brilliants, one of the best managed
social clubs in the city, will have grand
assembly next Monday evening at Mozart
Hall. Those i vi ed to attend will not re-
gret going there.
VIM w. HIGBEE, doing business as lum-
Der dealer at the corner Of Elm street and
the river, yesterday made an assignment to
Edward Worthngton for the benefit OF
creditors. Bond $500
CHARLES CRoNIN, suspicion character,
while in company with Kentucky farmer
named John w. Blodes, whom he was
leading into questionable places, was locked
up at Ninthstreet Station.
YOUNG man, named Hoffman, was at
tackled last night about II O'Clock, on
McMicken avenue, near Elm street by four
roughs, and received two knife cuts on the
neck and one on each hand.
CORONER SrIcn will hold an inquest on
the body of Philomena Treherback, a
daughter of Mr.. kiehls, on the charge that
the woman while in childbed was tampered
with by a midwife named Noertker.
A FRAME building, owned by Andrew
Rosenacker, gardener and situated on
Baltimore Pike opposite the Stock-yards,
was burned to the ground about O'Clock
last evening. The alarm came in from Box
247.
LEWIS SMITH, middle-aged man, while
protesting to be collecting money for poor
widow yesterday was arrested and locked
up at Hammond-sreet Station. NJ. O.
Kumzler, one of his victims, found hin
out.
Mr.. SAMUEL MAITLAND, foreman of the
killing department of Morrsons pork es
tablishment, was agreeably surprised las
evening when portion of his subordinate
waited upon him and presented him with
beautiful gold ring.
The Anchor White Lead Company O
which Gen. A. T. Goshorn is President anc
Mr.. Il. c. Goshorn Secretary, opened thei
new works, fronting on Culvert street ant
Eggeston avenue, yesterday afternoon
with some interesting formalities.
THE Buckeye Club has put the following
ticket in the field President, VIM. H. X
Boake; Vice President, NJ. D. Sehon; Sec
retary, J. G. Fritsch; Directors ]. V. Wag
ner M. B. Kaufman, NJ. Janzen, Jr, JOIN
Drummer and JOS. Landenberger
THE committee appointed by the Presby
terry, consisting OF Rev. DR.. Humphrey
Rev. DIR. Monfort and Elder S. II. Hinkle
.consummated the union of the two Walnu
Hills Presbyterian Churches at meeting
OF the two Churches Monday night
JAMES CABIN, last years Superintendent
OF the Courthouse, has notified the County
Commissioners that he will insist on receiv
ing another whole years salary. He claims
that his term expires on the 9th of mex
month, and that he can not be discharged
prior to that date.
AT regular meeting of Crystal Foun
Lodge, No.l76, I. 0. o. F., held last evening
the following brothers were elected as off
GERS for the ensuing term: N. G., VIM
Moore V. G., r. NJ. Paige: R. s., H. Allen
p S., Thos. w. Kruse; Treas, JOS Faber
N. R. c., B. O. NJ. DeBeck.
THE Teutonia Lodge, No. III, chose tn
following officers last evening: O. NJ, F
Poettker; U. NJ, H. Eickhoff; Pret Secre
tary, H. Lindemann; Schatzm, r. Kotker
Finanz Secretary, Fl. Koetemeier; Lodg
Trustees, r. Dakamp, A. Stenwer, H. Grun
Hama;ar. w and w Truatees Guata