The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-31
THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

Tomorrow is All Saints Day.
No meeting of Council to-day-lt is
de fifth Friday of the month.
The Hamilton County Democratic Club
Aeld meeting last night and enrolled a
number OF new members.
Prof. Reamy addressed large audi
sDce at the Ohio Medical College last even
ing on the subject of professional Women"
The burning Of pile Of lumber in the
C., II. & D. Railroad yards back Of Carr
street. occasioned the alarm of fire from
Box s. last night. Loss slight
The sum of 800 and two silk dresses
we're stolen from the residence of Mrs
Carney, No. 130 Eighth street. Wednesday
night last, by some sneak thieves.
President Hickenlooper held confer
sncs yesterday with the Exposition Com
mittee in regard to the large gas bill, and
agreed to look over the items and send in a
new bill.
The Children's Home report for Octo-
Der ahows sixty-one children received dur
ing the month, and one hundred and forty
nine in all cared for There were thirteen
placed in country homes.
The Committee of Council on City
Advertising met Yesterday afternoon. The
whole matter was referred to sub-com-
mittee consisting OF Messrs Chas. Doll, A.
e. Carr and Benjamin H. Cox.
Last evening Miss Edmonia Lewis
statue of the Yelled Bride of Spring, which
was on exhibition at the Ladies' Bazar, was
conveyed to the Coed Samaritan Hospital
snd presente,, to Sister Anthony.
9Ine Cincinnati Athletic Club met last
night and resolved to admit all persons to
the Club properly introduced and voted in
TO the privileges of the Association. Here
tofore the Club had only been open to men,
hers of the Gymnasium
The Night Schools will be opened Mon
day night next at 1880 o'clock in the follow
ing houses: High School, Second Interme-
aiate house; District Schools, Third Inter
mediate. Fifth District, Eleventh District
and Fourth intermediate houses.
At a meeting of the Board Of Directors
Of the House of Refuge yesterday afternoon
the Superintendent reported that there
were on September 30th 202 inmates, 1853
boys and 40 girls. The bond of the present
Superintendent was fixed at 5000.
The Directors of the Infirmary met
yesterday at that institution and examined
the grounds and buildings about the place,
All Of which they found in a good condi.
ton. Superintendent Pitt was highly com
nended for the care he takes Of the Ihfirm-
ary.
The American Woman Suffrage Asso-
citation meets in Melodeon Hall next Tues
dav and Wednesday. Among the promi-
nent ladies who are expected to be present
are Mrs. Rebecca N. Hazard, of ST. Louis;
Nra Lucy Stone, editress Of tine Womans
Journal, Boston; Miss Matilda Hindman
and Miss Selia Partridge, of Pennsylvania;
hrs. E. A. Dickerson and DR.. Mary f.
Thomas, of Indiana, and Miss Mary f. East
man.
The license of the Consolidated Street
Railroad lines, according to the records in
tie Mayors Office, was due October 7th.
but the attorney of the Company claims
that they have receipts for license until
January 1st. Route No. l6. running tc
Walnut Hills, which is charged $1,000, is
nearly three years behind in the payment
Of their license. The Company claim ar
sfEset because it filled Gilbert avenue along
the track.
The Committee appointed by thu
Chamber OF Commerce and the Board o
Trade to consult with Mr. George Balm
President of the Mllers' National Associs
ton, held conference with that gentleman
At St. Louis yesterday, which resulted il
Cincinnati being chosen as the place o
holding the next meeting Of the Associa
ton. The Exposition Buildings and steam
power will be furnished free. The meeting
takes place in June.
The Lynd Institute Of the Ninth
street Baptist Church held its first meetiL
Of the season last evening, Mr.. F. A
Bernard presiding. Rev. DR.. Duncan de
6vered an address on the object of the 81
eiety, and next remarks were made by MI
Henry Sage, Miss Steer, Miss Horsey AM
Mr.. J. e. Bruce. The music was Furnishes
BY Misses Jennie, Ella and Belle Davenport
Miss Kate Wrenn, Miss Mary Ford, Nj
Coburn and Miss Flora Sage.
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