The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-31
THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

Refuge is out.
The Hammond-street Station-house is
draped in mourning, in respect to the mem
ory OF Mr.. e. W. c. Johnston.
George Hofackcr, residing at No 6l7
Central avenue, fell from a John street car
yesterday and broke his left arm.
A slight fire happened yesterday
morning at 81 Barr street, caused by kct-
tie of lard boiling over on the stove.
The thirty-second anniversary of Mag
nolia Lodge, No. SO, !. o. o. f., was cele-
bratcd on Saturday evening by banquet
at the Florentine hctel.
Wesley NJ. Cameron, Esq, has brought
all action in the Superior Court to foreClosc
what is known as the Kleiner mortgage on
the Weber brewery, given to secure note
for $3s, CPS.
Officer Parker. Of the Sanitary Police
force, lost his badge yesterday while max
ing an arrest. lie will be very thankful 10
any body finding it, if they will leave it at
the Health Office.
The composing room of the new Ga
zette building was opened Saturday night
for the purpose of giving to the employees of
the Gazette Company and their friends
social entertainment.
At the last meeting of the Etching
Club ctchings were presented for insnec-
tion by Mcssrs Farny, Young Meakin,
Jas w. Mclaughlin, Wilson, Barton,
Cady ana Huntington.
Mr. b. Benjamin, for twenty-five years
a resident Of this city, and a wholesale
dealer in rags, iron, metals, &C.. died at his
residence, No. % Richmond street, yeStcr-
day. after al illness of over four years du-
ration.
Wm. Brooks, Miss Sarah jenkins and
Mrs. Ann Howard were baptized by inn
mersion last night at the Colored Union
Baptist Church, corner Of Mound and Rich
mond streets. A large number of bap-
tisms will take place next Sunday evening.
John A. Brigham, an employe of Fech-
heimer d Co., and a resident of Covington,
was struck by 4 locomotive on the 0. Il NJ.
Road Saturday night, receiving several Sc
we're cuts and bruises, but not necessarily
fatal. He WAS not found until an hour
after the accident.
The Hamilton County Building, Loan
and Land Association held meeting at
Turner Hall yesterday and adopted reso-
luton protesting against the passage Of the
so-callcl Stcdmau Bill, now pending before
the Legislature as inimical not only to the
building associations but also to the indus
trial and financial interests OF the State.
David II. Wilder, who was brought
here last September from Cory, Pa, upon
requisition charging him with false pre-
tonses, in obtaining an accommodation note
from Mcssrs. Compton, Ault e Co., OF this
Cty, some time before, has brought suit
against them on the ground that the action
on tlcir part was malicious. He claims
damages in the sum Of SO 600.
Tho many friends of Mr.. John Heuer-
mann, the veteran livery stable man. at III
West Sixth street, will regret to learn of the
death of his 0miablc wife, which occurred
at l O'Clock last night. Mrs Heucrmann
was over sixty years Old, and had lived in
this city for the past forty years. Besides
her husband and several children, large
circle of friends will mourn her departure.
Mrs. Lydia H. Bcdell, daughter of the
late Elisha Hathaway, has filed several pc
titons in the Superior Court, TO SET aside
number Of conveyanCes OF real estate made
by her father at various times to beneyo-
lent and other associations. The plaintiff
claims hat when the conveyanCes were
made her father was of unsound mind.
MI II. II. finch was appointed as Re
ccivCr.