The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-15
LATEST LOCAL.

DURING the week ending at noon to-day fifty
seven marriage licenses were issued.
MEETING of the new West End Labor Lyceum
tomorrow afternoon at Rolls Hall.
FRED. HUsEMEYER, charged with collecting bills
without authority. will be tried February 10th.
GRAND BAL MAsQUE by the Central Club at the
Bellevue House on the evening OF Washington
birthday.
THE Central Labor Lyceum tomorrow will dis
cuss at Arbeter Hall "How Can Society be Re
lieved of Drunkenness?"
THE amount of goods stolen Friday from Fred.
Klimper's store, in the st. James Hotel building,
is now estimated at $500, or more.
RorrGERs TIvoLI, 469 Vine street. will be en-
livened this evening and tomorrow afternoon and
evening with free grand concerts by Curriers'
superb orchestra.
THE H ghland House announces grand free
concert, with the Grand Opera-house Orchestra
and Miss Emma Kuster as attractions tomorrow
afternoon and night
THE Pittsburg, Cincinnati & st. Louis Railway
brought suit to-day in the Court f Common Pleas
against the Little Miami Elevator Company to re-
cover the sum Of $l5,1l6 73 for unpaid rent
AT meeting of the Cincinnati bar Messrs. j.
H. Bates w. ]. Coppock, G. B. Holister, Peter
Zinn and Judge Malon drew up appropriation
resolution to-day on the death Of Judge Satin.
On Change the financial plan for the new
Chamber of Commerce was taken up 1t was re-
solved to rescind the resolution requiring the vote
on the site for the Chamber to be taken March 1st
CARL WALTZ, an old German pioneer of seventy
nine years. and living at No. SIG Vine street. died
suddenly yesterday evening at his home. DR..
Fishburn. the family physician, was called in but
arrived too late. The Coroner was notified.
LENA APPLEDoN, a young woman found wan
derng en- the streets with her babe last night and
taken to Bremen-street Station, will be examined
in the Probate Court on a charge Of lunacy. The
babe was taken from her and brought to the In.
firmary to-day.
REPRESENTATIVE FRED. KLIMPER was in the city
to-day, and 70 STAR reporter said that his bill in
reference to giving the Board of Control and
County Commissioners, in joint session, the right
to apT oint Courthouse Superintendent and sub
ordinates, will surely be passed next week in the
Legislature.
YESTERDAY afternoon, while clerk for Sauer-
man Il Co.. on Vine street, was taking roll of
greenbGcks for deposit in the German Western
Bank, the strong wind prevailing blew the notes
out OF his hand in every direction. There was q
lively scamperng after the by the passers by
The clerk recovered the greenbacks with the ex-
ceptiNn OF Sll.
MR.. FRED. KUHN. the wellknown tonsorial
artist of No. 19l Vine street, has followed the
Scriphral injunction and taken unto himself a
betterhaf. He was married on the 18th OF the
pre-. ent month to Miss Ella Lamphier, O we'll
known young lady of the East End. Rev. Span
ger. of Christ Church, performed the necessary
ceremony The happy couple were the recipients
of many costly presents from their numerous
friends, who were royally entertained at No. 80
the wee small hours of the morning, when the
guests dispersed, extending to him and his wife
their hearty concentration and wishing them
as their on troubles precious little ones.