The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-11
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

Mr.. A. P. G. Bonte is sinking rapidly,
and has been given up by his physicians.
Camille matinee at the Grand to-
morrow aftcrnoon-John II. Haylin's ben
eft.
The rumor that the pastor of the Lick
Run Catholic Church was short about
$50. 900 OF Church funds is false
Ex-Mayor Johnston having success
fully passed through the ninth and decisive
day of his painful sickness his physician
now entertains hopes OF his recovery.
Andrew ]. Tullis, who sued his cousin,
J. G. Tuils' estate for S., 700 for services
rendered, was allowed S2,77O by the arbi-
krators The case goes to Court for contir-
nation.
The Sanitary force yesterday visited
and examined seventy-scyen different prem
tses. The work will proceed until the en-
tire city, from one end to the other, is
thoroughly secured.
Mayor Moore has appointed the fol-
lowing delegates to the L. s. Board OF Trade
Convention, which meets in New York
City tomorrow NJ. J, King, Col W. L.
Robinson and Henry Schmidt.
Mr.. Charles r. Haskins, of this city,
last evening filed in the Superior Court a
petition that the Consolidated Street Rail
road Company be enjoined from running
under the new Street Railroad Ordinance.
The Board of Trade met Yesterday
afternoon to consider the Chamber OF Com
nerce resolution concerning Southern Rail
road legislation, but before any definite
action was taken the matter was postponed
antil June 1st.
Burglars last week entered st. Clement
Church, by means Of an iron bar. at one of
Le side windows, and after breaking the
contribution boxes for the poor from the
walls, made their escape. The boxes were
supposed to contain quite a sum OF money.
The Police Commissioners held regu-
lar meeting yesterday afternoon. The re-
port OF the Health officer showed that there
had been four hundred and thirty deaths
during the past month. Mr.. Andy Holf-
man was elected Clerk of the Board in
place OF Mr.. W. J. Elliott, resigned.
While Mr.. w. Howard Doane and
family were OIL their way 10 Florida last
week some niscreant sent a bowlder
through tie car window, and gave Mrs.
ooane painful and severe wound. The
amily were obliged to lay off at Atlanta
until Mrs. DOane recovered.
We are in receipt OF the annual cata-
Ogue of Denison University, the Baptist
state College, situated at Granville, Lick
ng County, Ohio. Among the Trustees
We find the names of Rev. q. w. Lasher, d.
D., G. r. Sage, ESQ.,, and W. II. Doane, Mus
D.; and on the Library Committee Rev. S.
". Duncan, D. D., and George f. Stevens,
ESQ.,, all OF this city
The City Executive Committee of the
locialists met at Arbeiter Hall last evening
md after clectiny the permanent officers of
HE Committee, made the necessary arrange
nents for two mass meetings one on Tues
lay night at Findlay Market and the other
1t Vine street and Hamilton Road on Sat |
friday night. Mr.. Wenezel Brinell was
nominated for the position on the ticket
made vacant by The resignation of Mr..
Ipangenbers.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
the Union Stock Yard Company was held
yesterday afternoon at the Avenue Hotel
The annua! report OF President J. l.. Keck
lhowed that the total receipts of live stock
or 1883 were 1883, 1913 head, while those
II 1878 were 1862, 457, an increase in the
receipts during 1889 OF $50, 96G head. The
thipments in 1878 were 3l6 1853 head. For
1888 they were 54O,179, showing an in
'rease OF 22s,o2l head over the preceding
eason.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. 9. c. Specht.
wife OF the proprietor Of the Galvanized
'ornlce Works, on Linn street having be-
ome convinced that her husband was alto
ether too intimate with domestic named
'arrie Geiser, whom he was keeping in
rand style al Il house on New Court street. :
rmed herself with an umbrella and pro
eeded to the house, and, having found .,
'arrie in The front yard, started in pursuit
Il her. For several blocks the women ran. {
ereaming al the tops of their voices, and !
ollowed by all the boys and dogs in the
eighborhood, until the girl finally got
way.