The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-18
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

Sergeant Woebber, of Bremen-street
Police Station, has been transferred to
Walnut Hills. Sergeant Ridgaway, of that
Btation, has taken the formers place.
The Cincinnati Mennerchor enjoyed
an excursion to Dayton, Ohio, and the Sol
aiers' Home yesterday. 1t required four
teen cars to take the singers and their
friends to Dayton.
A meeting of workingmen was held
last night at the Fifth-street Garden Hall,
md some lively and interesting speeches
were made. The meeting was addressed by
B. ]. Murphy, of Chicago.
George Ritter and his sister, two small
children, who say they are from Memphis,
ire awaiting their parents at the Third
street Station-house. They got separated
from them at the o. & NJ. Depot.
Captain A. NJ. Neave, of Montreal,
Canada, has written to the Mayor, asking
for information of his wife's brother, VIM.
Jones. The last heard of him he was work
Ing in the Evans Flannel Mill in this city.
Coroner Carrick held an inquest this
morning on the body of Maggie II. Lynch,
who was found dead in her room at No. 1872
East Eighth street day before yesterday a
verdict was returned of death from apo
plexy.
The Hamilton County Democratic
Club met last night at the headquarters on
Sixth street Important matters OF inter
est to the Democratic Club were discussed
by Senator Forrest, Hon. VIM. II. rugl
md Others.
Mrs Elizabeth Boilman, an esteemed
lady living at No. 81 Observatory street,
died yesterday at the age Of ffty-seyen
years Her funeral will take place tomor'
row from the Church Of the Immaculate
Conception, on Mount Adams.
The fire shortly after 10 o'clock this
morning was in the two-story frame build
ing No. 2s4 Broadway, next to Dr. Harry
Watson's residence The fire amounted tc
almost nothing although there was con
siderable excitement at first, the impres
zion being that Nurres factory was agair
bn fire.
Mrs. Mccullough, of West Sixth street
made complaint at the Mayors office thi
morning, that her husband and his folk
were III the habit of treating her brutally
and that she wished to go back to her friend
In Philadelphia. She was given pass, ant
started On her way to the home Of he
youth rejoicing.
The Concordia Building Association
elected the following officers last evening
President, Isaac Fishman Vice President
Nat. A. Schwartz; Treasurer, Charles Voge
Secretaries, Jacob Krummel, Jos. Herman
md Albert Weis; Directors G. Il. Meyer
Fred. Vogel, Sam. Schwab, Gus. Reiche
F. Gaukel, f. Zwanzig, A. Loeb, H. Munte
md G. Simshauser.
A "Deed of release and contract of SCI
hement'' between the heirs of Henry !
Sedam, compromising and dismissing tn
rarious suits which have been pending i
The Courts in the Sedan will case, and e
ecting an amicable partition OF the esta'
u the said Henry +. Sedan, deceased, VIZ
left for record with the County Recordt
yesterday afternoon.
The Foster and Hickenlooper Club {
the Eleventh Ward, First Precinct orgal
Hed permanently last night with the 10
lowing officers: President, Chas. WinkIe
Vice Presidents, L. c. Frintz, ]. j. Abbih
George Moerlein, Jacob Kiffcr, Geo. Boyer
aorfer and Henry SMITH Treasurer, Wr
Schulmeyer; Finance Secretary, JOSEF
Bchwenninger; Corresponding secretar
YIN. Prichard.