The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-10

Socialists meet at Arbeiter Hall tonight.
The firm of Moser, Bahman &
Co., safe manufacturers have increased
The wages of their employees.
Mrs. Larz Anderson has made pres
snt OF $50 to the Home Of the FrlendleSs,
and Mr.. John +. Mclean S25.
Mr.. +. W. Bornschein, a prominent
eweler, died yesterday at his residence on
Vine street, above Fourteenth
Henry Levy, who is wanted in New
Orleans 10 answer q charge Of false pre-
lenses was captured in this city yesterday.
The sanitary police to-day started to
visit the various dwellings, and examine
into the condition of the cellars, vaults,
areas and alleys.
A horse driven by NJ F. Hill, Il grocer,
ran away Oh Fourth street, yesterday,
smashing the buggy and badly injuring the
horse. Mr., Hill escaped unhurt
Household of Ruth, Lodge No. 90, of
the G, L. 0. of 0. F., will give their first
promenade concert on next Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday evenings.
The Legislative Committee charged
with the investigation of Longview Asy-
lum has arrived in the city, and will most
probably begin the work tomorrow.
Yesterday the Israelites celebrated their
annual festival "Purim." The custom on
this day is TO present each other with valu-
able gifts. To-dayis the second day of the
festival.
The United States Express Company
is putting handsome new front to their
stables on Longworth street, near Elm
Eight men went to work on the same this
morning.
DR.. Williams, of this city, removed
cataract from the eye of Mrs. Merritt the
mother of Alice Oates, Saturday, and saved
her from blindness. She is now at the
Grand Hotel.
A bill has been introduced in the
House of Representatives to abolish the
system OF contracting for the labor of the
inmates Of the penal and correctional nsti-
tutions of the State OF Ohio.
The following reverend gentlemen are
requested TO- call at the License Department
Of the Probate Court at once to get their
minister's licenses: Rev. Jos A. Mayer,
Rev. Benjamin F. Dimmick, Rev. Casper
Meser and Rev. J. NJ. Kendrick.
A little child, tied up in an old skirt,
vas found about l o'clock this morning
upon the steps OF a house on Dudley street, |
between Wade and Everett, occupied by
man named Schultz. Ii was taken to the |
Diversified Station-house, where it was
properly cared for.
Suit has been brought in the Superior
Court to enjoin the Consolidated Street
Railroad Company. controlling Routes ], ., |
4, 5, and 9, from operating those routes
under the new ordinance on the ground |
that the City Council had no power to dele
gate to the Board Of Public Works the right |
TO grant such permission.
Company G Uincoln Guards) First
Regiment o. Y. G.. organized yesterday and |
elected officers as below: Captain, John
Foellger; First Lieutenant. Paul Strobel |
Second Lieutenant, left vacant; President, |
John Foellger; Secretary. C. Sprt2ky;
Treasurer Val. Helm; Home Committee.
II. Weisnnueller, Val. Helm, G. Hoffman,.
Julius Dexter has brought suit against
the Cincinnati Hamilton e Dayton and
the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Indianapolis
Railroad Companies, upon two of the bonds
issued by the latter Company and guaran.
teed by the former, to recover the interest
due upon them for the year lS7s $1+0 being
bonds of the face value Of 81 ,QOy each, with
Interest at seven per cent
The temperance mass meeting was held
as announced at Pixies Opcra-house vester-
day afternoon, about nine hundred people
being present After the usual religious
exercises, the chairman, Mr.. Henry AL
myer, introduced the speaker. Major Frank
Baird, President Of the Ohio State Christian
Temperance Union, who, in an eloquent
and earnest address, discussed the question
N temperance from the standpoint of NOR
ality and political economy.
The Builders and Loan Association
have called a meeting to be held at 1O:30
o'clock Sunday, March 30th for the pur-
psse Of taking some action in opposition to
the Steedman Bill, now before tie Senate, !
and also 10 form a Central Committee, CON
sisting OF one delegate from each Of the as
sociatien> Q! the county whose duty it
shall be to resi-, the passage Of any bill
that shall be introduced before the Legisa-
ture OF Ohio which is hostile to their in
teTests.
AT a quarter past , O'Clock yesterday
small fire in the residence OF Morris d. |
Lee, on May street, near Eastern avenue
caused al alarm to be sounded from Box
I53. At o'clock tie premises. No. 2l3
Bank street, occupied ny {. +. Barth, were
damaged to the extent Of about $500 by
FIRE which caught IN the cellar. The alarm
came in from Box 2l3. At o'clock in the
evening false alarm was sent in from Box
81, and during the afternoon small fire
was extinsuished at $50 West Fifth street.
Kid Daugherty, who figured 50 extern
1ively i'll the kunkel murders year ago last
January, is now locked up in the Ninth
hreet Station-house on genera! principles.
He was found in the company Of skinny
Horman. on Sixth street. Weaver, who
was also concerned III the Kunkel affair,
was few days ago sentenced to the Peni
teRtiary for four years, from Columbus,
nnder the name OF Jones. Detective kush-
man, who happened to be in Columbus
during Jones trial, recognized him as
Weaver.
Joseph Mccarthy wants to be married
to young miss OF fifteen years, named
Elizabeth Geiscr. Tie father Of the young
lady, however, won't have it, and notified
Clerk Rechtin net to issue license 20 the
rouple He further says .ha; ii a license is
given his daughter in any par; OF tie State
he will nrnarrl.te he coNpln for pcrinry 70