The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-10

MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

has aided 4.70O persons during the past
year.
About midnight last Saturday night
some thief stole bearskin robe from the
buggy of Mr.. Davis, which was standing
m Court street.
Thousands of people visited the scene
Of the fire yesterday, which made such sad
havoc with the Perrin & Gaff cattle pens on
Saturday evening.
The committee appointed to receive
E1-President Grant has sent special COM
nittee to Chicago to learn the date OF his
arrival in this city.
A box containing silver watch,
breast pin and a pair Of earrings was stolen
from the residence of Mrs. Hersher, No. 516
John street, last Saturday.
The relatives of General Hooker have
presented the hat, sword and belt, which
was displayed on his coffin Friday, to the
Soldiers Home at Dayton.
The letter carriers have organized a
benevolent association with the following
officers: President, A. NJ. Clark; Vice Pres
ident, George Beall; Secretary, VIM. f.
ecbaeffer; Treasurer, Hugh Matthers.
The Trustees of the Southern Railroad
on last Saturday accepted the offer made by
Messrs. Duhme & Co., to furnish, at their
ewn expense, the silver spike to be used at
the completion of the Southern Railway.
1t was reported at the Sedamsville Sta
Hon-house yesterday that boy named
Eugene Marrat had been abducted from
the Brothers Protectorate, Catholic insti-
tntion, couple Of miles below the station.
The following named ladies are the Of
hcers of the Bethel Aid Society: Mrs.
Geo. Gibson, President; Mrs. c.. S. Wealth
erby, Vice President; Mrs James OKane,
Secretary; and Mrs. p. NJ. Bigney, Treas
uer.
A man named Thomas Skeleton was
taken to the Hammond-street Station
house yesterday, while under the influence
Of liquor His face had number of cuts
ON 1t, which he says were given him by
Beth Evans.
Louis G.. Ballauf, while riding in an
Eighth-street car last Saturday evening,
lost gold watch. He found it afterwards
at the car stable in the possession of a con-
auctor. who had taken it away from little
colored boy. The latter escaped.
Manager Constantine, Of the Coliseum,
last Saturday evening attached the word
robe of ''The American Four" now play
ing at the Vine-street Opera-house, who he
claimed broke contract with him. The
ease comes up before Squire Harmeyer to-
morrow morning
Three men entered restaurant on
Fifth street near the Indiana House at an
early hour yesterday morning, and, after
eating square meal, walked Off without
paying for it. The clerk followed the men
10 Longworth street where the rutiians
turned upon him and beat him severely.
Coroner Carrick held an inquest this
morning on the body Of Jacob Brodbeck,
who took sick Saturday night at his home,
No. 100 Mohawk street, and died yesterday.
The deceased was laborer in Johnston
Bros. box factory on West Third street,
and of late had been heavy drinker A
verdict to this effect was rendered.
Mr.. Abram Aub died yesterday morn
IN. at his late residence, No. 102 West Sew
snth street. Deceased was born in Bayers-
dorf, Bavaria in 1918. He came to Amer
lea in 1887, and accumulated considerable
wealth in the dry goods business. The
funeral takes place tomorrow morning at
balfpast 0 o'clock from the Plum-street
Temple.
Members of the Masonic Fraternity,
consisting of representatives from Kilwin
ming Lodge, Cincinnati Chapter, the A. A.
Rite, Cincinnati Commandery, and Others
went to Glendale last Saturday night anc
performed the Lodge ceremony over the
body of deceased Brother w. r. Hawes
After the ceremony the remains were takel
to Milford, Mass, for burial.
Prof. Leue, a teacher of German il
the Eleventh District School, Clinton stree
near Linn, will be arraigned before TIN
School Trustees this evening on the charg
Of brutally whipping scholar named
Fred. Albright, residing at No. G 1.aure
street. The chastisement is said to bav
been committed last Friday, and the bo,
was so badly whipped that he has lost tn
use of one arm.
The ex-army and navy officers, who's
pames we're mentioned in Saturdays STAR
will leave at 8 o'clock tomorrow mornin,
In special palace cars over the J., c. & l.
Railroad, for Chicago, where the reunion
Of the Army of the Tennessee takes place
The reunion will last three days. On th
evening Of the 18th grand reception an
banquet will be given at the Palmer House
The two following days will be devoted t
business.
The invitation Of the M@nnerckor ez
tended to Mr.. Singers section Of the choru
TO join with them in rehearsals at their ne'
and elegant hall, on the northeast corne
Of Ninth and Walnut Streets for the Ma
Festival, has been accepted. and Mr.. Singer
srction will hereafter rehearse at the Mer
perchor Hall instead of at Melodeon Hal