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

I'm eround hog crawled out In the air
And sat down on his TAIL.
Dat when he saw his shadow there
Il made that hog turn pale;
And as he gaEed upon the snaoe
sickly smile he smole,
Then kicked his heels above his head
And popped back in his hole.
Monthly meeting Of the Ladies' Art
Museum Association this afternoon.
The internal revenue collections for
As past month in this district amounted
10 &. .0S9 6O4 81
Some mean, miserable wretch robbed
ths contribution-box Of the Cathedral
Choir yesterday Of 81.
The German Literary Club rendered
4 banquet Saturday night to Herr Freder-
isk Bodenstedt in Orpheus Hall.
Tho wrestling match between Lucien
Marc and VIM. Prout at the National The
ster last night was won by Prout
Nine. Rive, assisted by her pupils,
will ri, a concert this evening at the mu-
dc rooms of D. H. Baldwin & Co.
The Bell Telephone Company an
swered one hundred and sixty-six thou
ssnd six hundred and ninety calls during
January. -..- s.
The Associate Mission Of the Protest
ant Episcopal Church will hold meeting
tomorrow evening at Christ Church. on
East Fourth street.
A silver watch, forty-six railroad
tickets and So in money was stolen from
the room Of Joseph Cromer, No. 4S2 West
Fifth street. yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Bodman, widow of the late Ferdi-
nand Bodmsn, died at her residence on Mt
Auburn, on last Saturday morning, of
apoplexy, in her seventy eighth year.
Pixies Opera-house was jammed yester-
Nv afternoon with an audience drawn
there TO hear the lecture of Wendell Phil
Nps on the life Of "Wm. Lloyd Garrison" ="
A fire caught in the roof of Mrs. @.
4 Lemmon's residence, on Knowlton
street. yesterday afternoon, from burn
Ipg chimney, but was extinguished with
cut much damage
The funeral of Nettie Snyder, a grad
sate of the Normal School, and eldest
daughter of VIM. and Elizabeth Snyder.
took place yesterday afternoon at Grace M.
p. Church. George street.
It is understood that the ladies of this
city are about to commence a crusade
against the Sunday shows. A meeting far
that purpose was held yesterday afternoon
at the Presby terian Church on East Walnut
Hilla 49,,
The answer of Mr.. J. B. Gibson to the
petition of Charlotte Bruce, who sued Mr..
Gibson for $50, 600 in an alleged breach OF
promise to marry, has been filed in the Of
Zee Of the Clerk Of the Court Of Common
Pleas
Christopher Flynn has brought suit
against Windisch. Muhlhauser & Bro. to
recover q, 100 for injuries sustained by .
lot of rubbish falling on him from the
brewery Of that firm while he was passing
1yit
Mrs. Michael Quinlan, wife Of the Ex-
Marketnnaster, has received dispatch from
New Orleans that her husband has started
for home on the steamer Charles Morgan,
which will probably arrive here next Sat-
Nrday night .~.
Resolutions of incorporation of the
jacksonville Baptist Church were left for
record Saturday evening. DR.. George W.
Lssher, VIM. Clepham. A. L. Bramble,
Chaa Muchmore and G. 8. Blaney have
%ecn elected Trusteea
Judge Longworth has granted tenn
pOrary restraining order in the case o.
John Gubman, the proprietor Of show al
<Oo Vine svreet, returnable next Saturday
when the case will come up on motion fol
. temporary injunction.
Katie, the fifteen -months-old child o.
Michael Ziegler, residing on Dunlap street
died suddenly yesterday morning. Th,
Coroner was notified, but upon investiga
ton found the child had died Of cerebrc
spinal meningitis and deemed an inques
. unnecessary. .@--
The Investigating Committee Of th'
Board Of Education resumed the investiga
ton Of stoves and things" Saturday night
More evidence was elected showing tn
s1travagance OF the Committee on Stoves
Even Clerk B. O. M. DeBeck said thing
we're getting looser and looser. The Com
nittee meets again tomorrow evening.
The citizens committee, appointed Il
sdvocats Cincinnati's claims in the selec
ton Of % place for the Democratic Nationa
Convention, met Saturday in the Burne
House, with Col. L. A. Harris in the chai
sDd Mr.. w. w. Peabody acting Secretary
4 committee Of several gentlemen was up
pointed to 80 to Washington when tn
National Democratic Commi ttee meet.
After electing Mr.. W. w. Peabody Treas
y,er, the committee adjourned, subject t
ssll
Death Of Mr. J. HslAsrieA.
Irans Helferich, the well-known liquo
tssssT On Min street, died yesterds.c morl