The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-19
THE DAILY STAR
HINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

Mrs. Kent Mason lectured at Wesley
Chapel last evening.
The cigar store of Edward Metz, No,
oWest Sixtl street, was bnrglanzed yes.
tsrday morning of $500 cigars.
The first number of the Landlords
Bulletin" the organ Of the Landlords Pro
tsctive Association, has appeared.
During the year 10, ,910.29 gallons
sf spirits were produced, the taxes collected
On them amounting to So, 9,01S,6S4 90.
Conrad Schwartztrober, of Morrow, ID
1t the City Hospital with a burned hand,
the result of gasoline lamp explosion.
The annual meeting and election OF
eflcers of the Cincinnati Furniture Ex-
change takes place next Wednesday after
noon at Pixies Opera House.
A dispatch says that Duke Fleming,
n Maysville, well known in this city,
vas shot and killed in Texas last week by .
man with whom he had quarrel.
Mrs. Fratz the aged mother Of Mr..
John G. Fratz, our County Treasurer, while
visiting her son Yesterday. fell down the
cellar stairs and was seriously injured.
Prof. Orton, of the Ohio State Univer-
sity. lectured at Pixies Opera-house yester-
day. under the auspices Of the Unity Club.
His subject was ''rhe Age Of the Earth"
David Zwenglein has instituted suit
against L. A. Brigel and A. F. Leonard, a
Constable, for an alleged Illegal attachment
Of lot Of bar-room fixtures He claims
$1,000 damages.
Rev. T. V. Roy, the converted Brah-
min priest, delivered an interesting lecture
st Empire Hall yesterday afternoon. He
will eive lecture soon on the manners and
customs Of the Hind d,os.
Resolutions of incorporation Of Eureka
Autnal Aid Society have been filed with
the Recorder. Edward Massey, Jos. Sidel
end Abraham Woermer. have been elected
Trustees for the coming six months.
A meeting was held Saturday night at
The Debolt Exchange to consider the eI-
pediency Of forming new Republican Club
with rooms at some convenient point over
the Rhine. Another meeting is TO be held
soon.
Detective Duffy has turned up the
property that was stolen on the 9th of last
August from the residence of Mr.. A. R.
Wilder, on Prices Hill. 1t was found at q
hotel in the southern part of Covington.
Fred. Westerfall was standing near the
snrner Of Sycamore and Abigail streets last
evening, when some ronghs came along and
pushed him in the gutter. His left wrist
was broken bv the fall, and he had to be
taken to the hospital.
A number of our well-known citizens
have asked for repetition # the "Five
and Forty Black hirds'' entertainment for
the benefit of st Peters Orphan Asvlum at
Cummnsville, and the Colored Orphan
Asylum Of this city.
The Brewers Association met last Sat-
urdav evening and appointed a committee
n engage lawyers tn look to the interests
Of Cincinnati brewers in the patent suits
recently br 'usht arainst them for the use
Of the machine for pitching barrels. A mo-
hon tn increase the price OF beer per barrel
was referred to the Committee.
At the annual election of the "SOcieta
DUnione + Fratellanza Italiana," of this
city, the following officers were elected:
Joshua Zanone, President; Frank Arrico
Vice President; Rafaele Frizione, Secre-
tarv; Samuel Gazzolo, Treasurer, and John
Podesta, Peter Gandolf,, Filippo Monte
griff,. Dominick Boro and Antonio Alferi,
Trustees.
A suit was brought Saturday evening
lsst in Squire Johnson's Court hy Robert
Sullivan against Mr.. Michael Crotty to re-
snver . balance of S15, alleged to be due
Sullivan f. r work done at the polls for M.
Ramp, the newly-elected County Clerk.
There are also livelv rumnrs around that
m effort will be made under the Seitz law
n prevent Mr. Ramp from taking the Office
10 which he was elected.
Johnny McManus, a machinist en-
ploved at the Blymy er Manufacturing Co.. s.
Works. met with q very severe accident
Saturday evening. which resulted in the
loss Of three Of his fingers and the end OF
bis little finger, on the right hand. Nc
1snns attempted TO plane small piece of
wood on machine that revolves at light.
ming speed. and is very dangerous to an In.
experienced operative.
The examinations in music in the pub.
No schools for this week will be as fol.
lows; January 20th. Tuesday Q. m,
Twenty-first District; January 10th, Tnes.
day p. m.. Twenty-frst District; January
INST, Wednesday a. n., Twenty sixth Dis
tsict; January 21st, Wednesday p. M,
Twentv-sixth District; January 22d, Thurs
day q. M, Third District: January 22d,
Thursday p. m, Twenty-seventh District
The examinations will close Tuesday a. m.,
January 1th with the MorDin"tOn s.,
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