The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-11
THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

To-day is Ash Wednesday, the begin
ming Of the Lenten season.
Complaint comes from the School of
Design that there is considerable petty
sssaling going on at the School.
Mrs. Kinney, laundress of the Jail and
Courthouse, has been discharged, and the
Janitors will now have to do their own
washing.
John Moran, of the Seven's Engine
Company. was last night married to Miss
Annie Klein. The ceremony was per-
lormed at the Cathedral.
Mr.. Herman Henry Korte, German
psaneer of this city. died yesterday at his
sesidence. No 203 West Liberty street, at
the age of sixtv-eight years.
E T. Hamilton is under arrest at the
Aammond-street Station-house on sus-
picon OF being a man who is wanted at
oswego. N. Y, for horse ealing.
Mr.. J. NJ. Waters was yesterday pre-
peDted with silver set OF five pieces and
silver tobacco-box by his emploves the
sccssion being his retirement from business.
Mr.. L. NJ. Lambert has been appointed
administrator of the estate of James ].
Bent, and VIM. Bren I, Public Administers
TOR, has taken charge of the estate Of Mich
eel Riley.
An alarm of fire was turned in last
svening from Fleischmann's distillery, but
before the engines could be started word
vas sent by telephone to the Tower that
the FIRE was out.
A handsome vase twenty-six inches
high and forty-six inches in circumference,
the work of Mrs George Ward Nichols, is
being exhibited in the window OF Messrs.
Clarke & C'.'s book store.
A number of the members of the Odd
fsllows' Relief Association vi tied Spring
Grove yesterday for the purpose Of confer
nng with Superintendent Strauch in ref
srencs to the. monument they intend to
sroct ~. r... .
Mr.. Michael E. Ziedler, the expert, has
gone over the books of the Twenty first
6engerfest Of The North American S@nger-
hund and has found that the receipts of
the S@ngerfest were $36,477 46 and the
expenditures $36,477 46
Franz Hart now residing in St. Louis,
has sent word TO Sheriff Weber that he was
. witness to the Baldwin shooting affair,
sDd seeing that Schaller has been indicted,
expresses his willingness to come here and
testify in behalf of the State. Call Hart,
Sy all means.
The wedding of Mr.. Solomon Stevens,
Of the Geological Gardens, and Miss Lizzie
Brauneis took place last evening at the
Cathedral ON Plum and Eighth streets.
After the nuptial knot was tied the newly
married pair drove to Captain Braunels'
parlors, corner of Court and Main streets,
where an elegant supper was served.
A meeting of the members of the Ohio
Me0hanics' Institute was held last evening.
President Thos Gilpin in the chair, and
Hr i. N. Hosea acted as Secretary. The
following gentlemen were appointed com
Nittee to nominate a ticket to be voted
upon at the annual meeting in March: Jno.
6. Danks, @. McCammon, R. II. Weather
head, Jno. G. Nolan, H. J. Estes, Jno. Man
sold, and Ge'. A. Albert
The Socialists hold a special business
meeting tonight, at Workman's Hall, for
the purpose of devising WAYS and means in |
which to aid the striking tanners, and also |
10 appoint a Committee to investigate |
charges to be preferred against one E. J.
Horth. 1t will also be in order at this |
meeting for the Committee on Address to
the sectious to report for further instruc-
tiona
The trial of Rial Patterson and Gar
land Williams, for the murder of Darby |
Martin in Scott County, KY, about six
teen years ago, commenced yesterday at |
Georgetown. The clue which led to their
arrest in this city few days ago was fur
nished by George Price, the murderer Of
Willie Black. Great excitement prevailed |
among the colored people, many of whom
had known the prisoners during slave
times Several witnesses were examined
during the day, and letter from George
Price to Mr.. Garrett Powell was produced.
The letter charges Rial Patterson and Gar.
land Williams with the murder. At this
point the Court adjourned