The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-24

MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

The Democratic City Executive Com
nittss will meet at Hibernian Hall 60
night
Judge Hagans will address the Sher-
man Club at Cumminsyille on next Satur-
day evening.
The Children at the st. Aloysius Or
rban Asylum on the Reading Road will be
admitted to Holy Communion tomorrow.
Judge Longworth yesterday remitted
the fine of $50 and costs he assessed against
Col. Enoch 7. Carson in 1878 for contempt
M Court
A small fire on the roof of the dwell
ing No. IL Buckeye street caused the alarm
nom Box 81 yesterday afternoon. DAM
ags slight
A $15 fire in the boiler-shed of the
Cincinnati Malleable Iron Company, on
Eastern avenue yesterday, was put out by
The men in the foundry.
L. M. Hosea, Esq, will lecture this
evening at Eagle Hall, corner Of Central
svenue and Eighth streets. Subject ''The
Previous Occupants Of Our Land"
Lemuel Ross, a well-known colored
servant at the Burnet House. skipped off
up to New Richmond, Ohio, yesterda', :,
and last night he took unto himself wife
Miss Tillie Nathan.
John R. Kelly, of No. 1856 Broadway,
was struck OH the head by piece OF
emery wheel last evening at Crane, Breed
kCo's and had his skull fractured. He
vas taken to the Hospital
The trustees of the Slevin estate in
Gsw York have obtained an order from
Judge Swing approving the CONVEYANCE of
spiece of property recently made to W. H.
Vanderbilt This will save $4,000 to the
creditors.
The German Protestant Orphan Society
held regular meeting last night, at which
Messra Henry Hartman, H. Overlook, G.
Best J. Gambs, w. Tiemeier. ]. Huel.
brink. F. Frech, G. f. Stutzman and A.
Schmidt were admitted as members
Joseph w. Brown has brought suit
aeainst Louls Cook, the carriage manufac'
turer, to recover $50, 900 damages for an al
legged SANDER spoken Of him by Cook.
Brown claims that Cook told several per-
sons that he (Rrown) had set fire to the car
mage factory OF defendant
The Cincinnati May Musical Festival
Ass ciation have establs ed their head.
Quarters at Room 27, Johnston Buildings,
and can Do called through the Bell ,Tele-
phone Exchange Office hours, from a.
m. to p. M. dmsiag which time Mr.
Theodore Thomas and MIR. Edmund H.
Pendleton, tile President can be so,nd.
Bishop Elder, Coadjutor of Archbishop
Purcell. not being here, and this being
Holy Week, the oils to be used in the
Catholic Churches will be taken over to
Covington Tomorrow to be blessed by
Bishop Toebhe The classes awaiting con-
hrmation will be allowed 10 take their first
sommunion on the days appointed. while
their confirmation will be postponed until
the arrival OF Coadjmtor, or such time
n one of the Bishops from the adj lining
ncceses can come here for that purpose
Charles Robert Sours, cigar-maker,
who previously preached to various Ln-
kheran congregations in Indiana, New
York, and other States, was arraigned be-
tore Squire Block last evening on charge
Of threatening to kill his mistress, Susan
nah Schilling. He was bound over to keep
the peace in the sum Of $2Oc, and in de-
sult was ordered to Jail. On his way the
Constable took him into a saloon, and
while imbibing allowed his prisoner to
,scape. The would-be preacher has not
Isan recaptured