The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-20
THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.


ID Mr.. Samuel w. Ramp, County Clerk
slect denies the statement that he fur
aished money to obtain his election.
A meeting of the Finance Committee
sfthe s@ngerfest Association will be called
Some time during the latter part Of this
3 week.
The Ambrose Welsh Choral Society
will produce Codes Erl-King csnta,a on
Friday evening at the Lawrence-street
Church. .
Joseph Duffy, boy living on Oliver
street. near John. WAS run over by . milk
wagon yesterday and had both feet badly
crushed.
The building now in progress Of erec-
tion for the joint use of tie Old Mems and
Widows Hone, on Walnut Hills, is now
ander roof.
Bids for gasoline lighting was opened
BY the Committee ON Light Of the Common
Council last night and referred to the En-
Eineer for investigation.
K. D. Perkins, of Newport claims to
have been rubbed on Vine street, between
Fifth and Sixth, last night Of his pocket
book, containing 50 OF $40
Hr. John F. Twachtmann, son of ex-
Alderman John Twach mann. died yester-
day at his parents home. No. 1166 Vine
street. in Corryville, of consumption.
The Directors of the Southern Ohio
1sir Association have elected the following
sAlcers fer 1880: President, J. w. Butt;
Vice President A. O. Marshall; Treasurer,
g. B. Harman. .......-
Frederick Won Bodenstedt, the Ger
man poet and novelist, will deliver three
German lectures in this city, the first being
ast for the 28th inst The subject of this
Aut lecture will be: "The Situation of
Women in the Orient"
"Missa Auctora," good mass for male
voices, will be produced at st. Ludwig's
Oatholic Church, corner of Eighth and Wal
mt streets next Sunday under the leader
hip OF Prot. Louis Piket, accompanied by
Ne German Military Band.
The committee appointed by the con-
s1egation Of the First Presbyterian Church.
- Walnut Hills to purchase . suitable
ate for the erection Of new church edi-
1ce, have selected lot on the corner of |
Gilbert avenue and Locust street.
The University Boarb met yesterday af-
beEn00n and reelected Hon. Samuel, F.
hunt as President and Mr.. T. B. Disney
clsrk and Collector of the Board for the
ensuing year. The annual report Of the
sscfetary showed the receipts for 1879 to
es$81 $3.50 Wand the ex penditures $4s, ,554 "a
A Clermont County farmer came to
town last evening with load of l"ose hay.
At the corner Of Third and Pike streets he
eollided with bakers wagon and his load
was overturned against lamppost The
hay took fire and the load was almost EN-
tirelv destroyed before the items" subdued
The following gentlemen were elected
Directors Of the Union Central Life In.
snrsDce Company. tn serve during the en-
suing year: John Cochnower, N. W. Har-
IN. VIM. B. Davis M. D., VIM. M. Ramsey,
John Davis. M. D., Hon. Peter Murphy,
VIM. q. Williams, DID,, R. 8. Rust, DID,,
and VIM. Glenn. Ii
At the meeting Of the Board of Police
Commissioners yesterday afternoon the ,
resignation Of Mr.. John Dorsch was ac-
eepted. and a resolution was adopted in s
the Superintendent of Police to
proceed against and close up the Vine
street Opera-house in the same manner as
- closed mp oil similar places for giving ,
performance without license, on and after 6
to-day. S
At the annual meeting of the First
Church last evening, the .
following Board of Trustees were elected,
WHO afterwards organized as follows: Judge
Fayette Smith. President; Zeph Brown, {
Treasurer; J. D. Caldwell, Secretary; M.
4 ingalls,, Theodore Stanwood and Michael
Tempest Treasurer Brown reported that
during the year, besides paying the current |
expenses Of the church, the debt was re-
snced $1S,3o6. The pastor, Rev. c. w.
wendte, was reelected at salary of $500.
The following officers of the Har-
nonic Singing Club have been elected:
President M. eeibold; Vice President. J.
kammeron; Financial Secretary, Conrad
Och; Secretary. c. Mayer; Treasurer J. H.
Directors, Theo. Burck, WIN.
IeicbeDstein; Librarian. J. Georgen; Flag
bearer, Charles Spritzky; Music Commit
les. l. Burck, Conrad Och. August Simon;
rrustses. Vic. Oberly, J. Grnhler. G. Kalt;
Amusement Committee, Vic. Oberly, J.
0ruhler, F. 6enzer, M. Seibold, J. Dux. g
seldisrs and Sailors Nssting. IL
There was very large attendance at the t