The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-12
HINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

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The hod-carriers have struck for 81 rs
Der day on and after the 1st Of March.
Application has been made in the
United States Court for an order of sale of
the steamer Eldorado.
Philip Brady, residing at No. 81 Nc
MILAN street. fell near the Fulton Police
Station and dislocated his shoulder.
Mrs. Kent Mason lectured on ITEM
perance" at the Presbyteria Church, in
Cumminsville. yesterday afternoon.
Tabbs Gross, a wellknown colored
man. formerly of this CITY. died at Little
Rock. Arkansas, day before yesterday.
The Police Commissioners last Satur-
sav night requested Mr.. Bell, of the In
6rmsry, to resign his position. He did it.
Frederick G. Steinberg, for many years
. merchant of this city, died at his resi-
dence on Colerain avenue Saturday, aged
6xty-six years
Mr.. Morris Isaac and Miss Fannie Loeb,
both Of this city, were joined in the holy
bonds of matrimony last night by Rev. l.
II. Wise at Schmidt's Hall.
Mrs. Mary A. Livermore delivered the
first of q series Of popular lectures at Pixies
Opera-house yesterday afternoon. Her sub
iect was "The Coming Man."
Kate Rupert, q servant employed at
Ffenchmans saloon, southwest corner of
Clarkson street and Central avenue, was
stabbed in the breast by PEN knife, in the
hands Of August Trinkle. about II O'Clock
hst night Trinkle escaped arrest.
The Directors of the Work-house, Sat-
urday afternoon, ordered the Secretary to
notify all parties indebted 10 the institu-
Non 10 settle such debt before the 18th
INST, Oh after thst date the accounts will be
placed In the hands Of the City Solicitor for
collection.
Mr.. Osborn Thomas, of the firm of
Thomas. Son & Co., General Machinists and
Cornice Brake Manufacturer. corner Second
street and Central avenue, was buried from
bis residence at Carthage. O., At the Wes.
leyan Cemetery. Deceased was in his sew
snty-1rst year. ,.... --,
At a meeting Of the Friendly Sons of
g. Patrick, Saturday night, the following
officers were chosen for the ensuing year:
Robert J. Morgan, President; John R.
White and John p. Murphy, Vice Presi-
dents; Thomas Cullinan, Corresponding
Secretary; Robert H. Brown, Recording
Secretary, and A. J. Giiligan, Treasurer.
The examinations in music in the pub
Nj schools for this week are asfollows;
Tuesday, January 18th. morning, Twenti-
eth District; afternoon, Third Intermedi-
sts. Wednesday, January 14th, morning,
Esnth District; afternoon, Seventh District.
Thursday, January 10Th, morning, Twenty
seventh District; afternoon, Ninth Dis
tsict.
Council No. l, Orders Of Letters, held
sts semi-annual election Of officers last
evening. The following we're elected to
serve for the ensuing term: Chief. J. M.
Quigley; Assistant Chief, W. W. Norman;
Foreman, Ernest P. Dietz; Scribe, PHI. Hoff-
man; Bookkeeper, Andrew Flicker; Cash
isr, John Mackle; Watchman. Eugene
Streok; Trustees, E. R Watson and Frank
Chapman.
The following officers have been elected
BY the Western Druggists Mutual Benefit
Association: Charles C. Reakirt President;
Dr.. R. M. Byrnes, Vice President; J. N.
Dooge. Secretary; Charles Faust. Treasurer;
W. J. N. Gordon, Charles G. Reakirt, An.
drew ". Balm, A. F. Worthington, Charles
< Potis and ). M. Dodge, Trustees for tie
tsrm Of two years, and Charles E. James
for one year, TO fiji the unexpired term of
y. 1. Eaton, resigned. "N.