The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-22
THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

The Lincoln Lyceum meets this even.
ing ut Union Chapel.
The ladies of the Ninth Street Baptist
Church give social ami musical entertain
Aent this evening
Professor Votel lectured at the St
Xavier College last night Rev. Nj. Hart,
will lecture next Wednesday.
The model Of the Odd-fellows monu'
nent Is on exhibition in tie hall at north
west corner of Sixth and Walnut streets.
Marketmaster Quinlan has not yet
Sorned up. His badge and whistle were
found in drawer in the Health Office last
evening
The residence of Mrs Dr.. Ealdoin, No.
% Fourteenth street. was burglarised yes
terday and robbed of cloak and very val
Hble overcoat. ..
A small blaze was discovered In the
cellar Of E. P.,Metcalfs residence OH Crown
street. last evening, in time to prevent q
confederation. Loss trifling.
The General Conference Entertain
ment Association of the Methodist Epis-
eopal Churches ill meet in Trinity Church
this evening at ~ o'cl OK.
John Van Dill, pupil in the First
District School, had an ugly cash cut over
bis right eye yesterday, by falling from q
hanister on which he was sliding.
The members of the Ladies' Bethel
Aid Society we're treated to a sumptuous
dinner yesterday evening by Capt. Charles
Miller on the steamer New Mary Houston.
E. Rosenbaum, agent for the Rentz-
oantley Burlesqne Company, is "hustling"
about town, making preparations for the
appearance of his party at Heuck's next
week.
The pupils of the School of Design
propose establishing an art society. Messrs
Reno and Sargent and Miss Ballman were
appointed committee of three to draft a
ssnstitution.
The fifteenth anniversary of the or
0anlsation of the First Congregational
tUDitarian) Church, of this city, was cele-
lsated at the Sanctuary, corner of Eighth
md Plum Streets last evening.
The hardware store of B. Dote, No.
1s2 Central avenue. was asentered by burglars
kst night. Mr.. Qote is unable to tell at
present what amount of goods were stolen.
4 lot of pocket knives were taken.
A wedding reception will be given TO-
hight 10 Mr. Caspar Hopple and Miss
Hanna, who were married January 9Th.
The reception takes place at the residence
Of the groom's parents, on Spring Grove
sysnne.
Thomas Cunningham, a young man in
She employ Of tile Roger Wheel Company,
u West Third street, while oiling spoke
tAroating machine which was in mott n.
eot his hand too near the throater, and had
three fingers Of his left hand badly shattered
yesterday.
The Arbitration Committee which has
1een examining into the difficulty existing
hetween the c., H. & d. Railroad manage
Dent and the c., H. & I. bondholders con-
e3uded its labors yesterday, and it is
thought decision will be announced in |
The course Of day or two.
The Exposition Commissioners met |
yesterday afternoon and resolved that an
Exposition be held this year. commencing
"Wednesday noon, September 9th, and con-
thinning until Saturday, October 9th, at 10
o'clock. The Finance Committee was in
sisucted to procure guarantee fund of not
lsss than $4,000.
At the annual meeting of the Cincin-
natl Furniture Exchange, held yesterday,
The following officers were elected, being
The entire Regular ticket: President, r. B.
l5nnside; First Vice President, R. H.
Hitchell; Second Vice President, Joseph g.
aextro; Directors-Charles Streit. Jacob
Diehl, Otis Hidden, Theodore J. Berens
Robert e. Clarke, L. A. Strobel, Jacob
eeier, T. A. Conkling, John Sargent, Thos.
: Stephens