The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-04
THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.


The brewers will meet tomorrow and
make an effort to raise the price of beer to
% per barrel
The Workingmen's Club have secured
rooms ON East Fourth street. where . re-
seption will shortly be given.
A meeting of the Work-house Direc-
tors was held yesterday afternoon, but no
business Of any importance was trans
acted.
The Buckeye Mutual Aid Association
lsft resolutions for record yesterday. Phil.
Habenning, Frank Schorner, Fred. Rem
deler have been elected trustees.
A boy named Upson, employed at
Hnyder's Cracker Factory, on Front street.
had his arm torn from the socket yesterday
BY getting it caught in roller machine.
The Sinking Fund Trustees met yes
terday afternoon and ordered paid the Feb
ruary interest, amounting to $69 154 so, and
Street Improvement Bonds due, $l,6S2 s.
An attempt was made yesterday to
force the safe Of F. Schwegman's -four
ore, No. 342 Walnut street, but the bur-
glars were scared off before getting into
It
Andrew Consellor, residing on
Browne street, fell down on the pavement
on Race street, last evening. and was 80
badly injured that he had to be carried
hOme.
A number of articles left undisposed
Of on the St. Xavier Congregation table at
the late Orphans Bazaar, will be ratified of
this evening at the School-house on Syca-
more street.
The alumni Of the Wesleyan College
are requested to meet in the lecture room
of the York Street Church Wednesday at
p. M, to attend the funeral of Mrs. Jessie
More Sutherland, "Class 1871"
J. B. Anderson, a sewing machine
agent, was thrown through window of a
saloon at A2 Central avenue, yesterday
evening, and seriously cut in the head.
The row originated over game of pool.
The examination of L. G. Frintz and
J. b. Callahan. charged by DR.. VIM. B. Da-
Wis with provoking an assault took place
last evening before Squire Rowekamp
Mr.. Frntz was held to nominal bail to
keep the peace, and Mr.. Callahan was dis
missed.
The Longview Asylum Directors met
yesterday: Mr.. Hubert, the new member,
was sworn in. A mem rial was adopted
and ordered forwarded to the County Com
nissIoners asking for additional improve.
ments tor the accommodation Of at least
two hundred and fifty patients The Su-
psrintendent's report was presented. It
shows that at present there are $50 inmates
In the asylum.
Mr.. Hiram M. Rulison, Jr., will read
paper before the Cincinnati Cooperative
Trade Society, in their room, Odd-fellows'
Temple. corner Fourth and Home streets,
Wednesday evening, February 4th, at 8
o'clock. Subject: cooperative Stores" I"
The object Of the Society will be explained
and a permanent organization effected as
poon as practicable.
The Board of Trade and Transporta-
ton met yesterday afternoon and adopted
the folloing: Resolved, That the business
lntsrests Of the country imperatively de-
mand the immediate consideration and
action Of Congress in passing an Electoral
Law, providing for prompt settlement of
any disputed election Of a President OF the
United States" A communication urging
the adoption Of National Bankrupt Law
was referred to select committee.
The Committee on Law OF the United
Building Associations Of Cincinnati met
last evening to consider the questions pre-
Serred by the meeting last Sunday morning
ut Turner Hall The bill reported at the
meeting last Sunday was subjected to a
great deal of criticism and discussion, but
10 definite action was taken. The import
ant Questi IN is how to amend the proposed
bill 90 rs % meet in satisfactory manner
the demands of those who withdraw from
m Association. The Committee adjourned
70 meet tomorrow afternoon.