The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-06
THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

Mrs. Elizabeth Ebbers died suddenly
last night at her hor... 10. 2O1H Findiay
street. The Ccc..vner was notified.
Col. George Eland, formerly on the
lscal staff of the Cincinnati Enquirer, has,
according to intelligence from Boston, died
there
A dairyman named Henry Rolling
living on Browne street. was kicked in the
head by mule while in the act Of unhitch-
ing his team.
Henry Sayers, the mail robber, was
sentenced in the Circuit Court yesterday
by Judge Baxter, to serve three years at
hard labor in the Penitentiary at Albany,
NY.
Andy Kerr, proprietor of the salocn
corner of Alabama street and Spring Grove
svenue, had $25 overcoat stolen from him
while he was waiting on customer in the
saloon.
Henry Nichols, of "a Martin street,
was taken to the City Hospital last night
he having received injuries in his hip and
side by being thrown from wagon on the
Suspension Bridge.
Judge Reber. who died at the Burnet
House, was buried yesterday in st. Louis.
Nearly all the members Of the Bar of the
city were in attendance, and the cortege
was an immense one.
The Gemilus Chasodum Mutual Aid
6ociety filed their resolutions of incorpo-
ration yesterday. The following trustees
have been elected for the ensuing term: S.
Horowitz, l.. Cohen and J. Eppstein.
The Young Peoples Missionary Union
1 their entertainment night before last
adopted resolutions commencing the spirit
evinced by Mayor Jacob in his efforts to
close the low variety theaters and grog
shops.
The wife Of Mr.. John G. Jones, and
mother of Miss Ruth Jones, the well-known
vocalist died yesterday of dropsy at her
home on Kemper Lane. The funeral will
take place tomorrow at 2 o'clock from the
Church of the Advent.
"Church's Musical Visitor" issues a
charming holiday number. 1t is fine
publication all the year round, and when,
ss in the present case, an extra effort is
made it excels itself. John Church & Co.,
e6 West Fourth street.
The Lincoln Club met last night to
hear the report of the Committee on Pro-
curing the Republican National Conven-
ton in Cincinnati The report of progress,
however, seemed to be slow and further time
was given the Committee.
Hon. w. S. Cumback, of Greensburg,
Ind, will lecture on "True Manhood" for
Pilgrim Gospel Temperance Society, corner
Of Fifth and Lock streets, on Tuesday eve
ming, December 9th. Good music and sing
ing have also been secured. Free to all.
w. E. Atkinson and Walter Morrison,
Of Columbus, constitute the committee ap-
pointed to call meeting of real estate ap-
praisers. They have issued a call for a
meeting to be held at the Board of Trade
Rooms in this city, on Tuesday, December
sOth. Several gentlemen of experience will
address the meeting.
By John Church & Co., &C West Fourth
street, the following new music is just is
sued. "The Old Red MILL" song and chorus,
words by Mary T. Lathrop, and music by
p. G. Hull. palace OF the King" words
by VIM. Mitchell. and music by George G.,
Stebbins. 1T Came Upon the Midnight
Clear" Christmas hymn solo and quartet
by H. P. Danks.
The Unity Club have, after consider
able difficulty, succeeded in obtaining the
following frstclass lecturers, who will
give a series of lectures at Pixies Opera,
house on SundaA afternoons during the
months of January, February and March,
1885, Rev. W. R. Algar, Hon. VIM. Par
sons, of Ireland, Mrs. Mary A. Livermore,
Prof. W. /. Marshall, Rev. Dudley Rhodes,
Prof. e. s. Morse, Rev. M. J. Savage, of
Boston, Wendell Phillips and Prof. R. A.
Hroctor, Of England.