The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-16

MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

But then the honest fact Is,
Thatnone of your preachings worth cent
Unless it's put in pracuee.
II you want to make your sermon count
Upon hungry sinner,
Rirst take him out To res aurant
And treat him 10 his dinner.
Fire Marshal Bunker is sick.
Dr. ]. S. Manley, the County Jail
physician pro tem., is candidate Tor re-
appointment .. ...
Miss Rowena Sutton, oldest daughter
Of W. W.. Sutton, died yesterday, after q
short and painful illness.
The Government has abolished the
Post-office in South Pendleton, ana re-
tanned the Office in Columbia
Patrick Farrell fell from tree yester-
day on Mr.. Caldwelrs place, on the Madi'
son Pike, and was seriously injured.
The fifteen-year-old daughter Of Mrs.
Mary Wood, of No. q PieFson street, was
taken to Longview Asylum yesterday.
The Unity Club have secured Edward
Orton, President OF the Ohio Agricultural
College, as the second lecturer in this
course.
Articles of incorporation of the Fort
schritt Bau Verein were left for record yes
terday. Capital stock, 100000, divided
into shares of $3.50 each.
The journeymen plasterers have re-
solved TO notify the bosses that they have
set the wages at 81 80 per day OIL and after
the first day in April. -, ea.-s
Mrs. Mary Kurtz, whose house is at
No. CSC Elm street, was tried before JUS
lice Harmeyer on the charge of provoking
breach of the peace.
The New England. supper given by the
ladies of st. Paul M. L. Church last evening
formed one of the most novel entertain
ments offered this season.
Mr.. Henry Simon, Of Manchester
England. will exhibit at the Millers' liner
national Exhibition complete Touring
mill and will manufacture -four.
The funeral of Henry Burgund, who
committed suicide last Wednesday, will
take place tomorrow afternoon from his
hate residence, No. 1874 Freeman avenue
Mr.. Edward Orton, President of the
Ohio Agricultural College, will deliver &
lecture at Pixies Opera.house next Sunday
afternoon under the auspices of the Unity
Club. Subject: "rhe Age Of the Earth u
Special Agent Walter T. Cox, of the
Postotfice Department. stationed. in thls
city, has been dropped from the service BY
reason of the expiration Of his commits
sion. No appointment has as yet beer
made ofill the vacancy.
A collision of freight trains occurred
on the o. h NJ. Railroad near Mort Yer
non at an early hour yesterday morning
John T. Puthotf. James Kirkpatrick ant
Frank Bean were slightly injured. Sew
.eral Others were badly scaldef. -..,
At the annual meeting Of the Queer
City Club last night. the f lowing officer
were elected: Governors Edmund II. Pen
dleton, WIN. R. Anderson, George H. Hill
VIM. W. Tavlor, M. +. ingalls,; Directors
W. M. Ramsey, George II. Hill, G. w
West; Clerk-G, P, Griffith.
The Women's Art Museum Associa
don some time since made the experiment
Of establishing nature class under the in
structions ( Mr.. John W. Twachtman. Th'
class is now entering its second quarter
having proved successful and very enceur
Aging results having been obtained unde
the careful instructions Of Mr.. Twacht
man. .'rl"
The Fire Commissioners at their NEE,
ing Yesterday afternoon instructed the Fir
Marshal to investigate the charges Of COW
ardice against T. F. Slocum, the reel drive
of the Tens, who refused to assist Office
Graham in arresting Sam. Whitley Charge
Of drunkenness and neglect Of duty wer
preferred against. John Finnertv, of Il,
Ninea, 1t was resolved to contract wit
George FLOYD for one hundred alarm boxe
1t 80 each.
The American Union Telegraph Com
pany has arranged TO open for bushes
next Monday,in the old A. & P. quarter
corner of Fourth and Walnut streets Th
building is being repaired, but in the meal
time temporary Office will be establishe
on the Walnut-street side Mr.. c. E. Pag
formerly Of the A. & P. Telegraph Con
pany, has been appointed manager. He
avery energetic and Competent telegrap
man and will do full justice to the ne
sompany.
The Bishop Reception. '-
~ A grand reception was rendered EGO