The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-02

HINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

HINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.
Dr.. J. c. Mackenzie Is lying danger
ously III with pneumonia at the residence
Of his father, No. 35S West Eighth street.
Dr.. J. g. Orr has again located in this
city, having recently returned from years
sojourn in the South.
Rabbi Wise will lecture at the Plum
street Temple tonight Subject The First
Authors of the Public Schools.
The ladies who are laboring zealously
in the cause of the Catholic Orphans, had
thousands of callers last evening at Green
wood and Mozart Halls.
Geo. w. Crusoe, foreman of the Bell
Telephone Company, was presented yester-
day with hadsome gold watch by the
hnesmen under his charge.
Peter Joseph Hester, son Of Mr.. Henry
Heister, the Vine-street restaurateur, died
at 3 clock this morning after long ILL
Desa. The deceased was twenty-six years OF
age.
The memorial to the late Edwin W.
Miller, of the Commercial. gotten up by
the local writer's of the city press, was yes
terday presented as New Years gift to his
aged mother.
Prof. J. B. Chickering was the recipient
ofa pair Of large medallions, representing
morning and evening. They were given to
him by the members Of the Bible class of
the Vine-street Church.
Capt. Thomas chief steward at Hunts
restaurant was presented yesterday with
IN elegant set of gold sleeve and collar but
tons and masonic gold ring by the en-
ployes OF the establishment.
Messrs. John Church & Co. have Just
published the only correct and authorized
music Of J. X. Emmet's songs Of Fritz in
Ireland" containing all the musical gems
Of Mr.. Emmets latest success.
R. N. Bulls. Esq, lawyer and court
ysporter Of the Times, and his estimable
lady were treated to a surprise party, at
their residence on Walnut Hills, New
Years Eve, being the fifth anniversary OF
their wedding.
The annual meeting of the stockhold.
Aers of the Geological Society will be held
ON Monday, January 9Th, at2 p. M, in the
Merchants Exchange, Fourth street. The
usual annual reports will be presented, and
sn election for three directors held
Mrs Lille Lancaster, the important
<itness In the Bell investigation, turned up
yesterday, and will appear before the Po-
kce Commissioners tomorrow afternoon,
and give her testimony against the sus-
pended Superintendent Of the City In.
Armary.
Alex. Henderson, the Coroner's Clerk,
hired horse and buggy last night and
hi,ched the rig in front of the Debolt Ex.
change while he went inside to call upon
the proprietor. After he had made his
''cal" he stepped outside and found to his
horror that the horse and buggy had disap.
peared. After considerable search 1t was
found ca Sixth street, near Central av'
snue.
~' A private sewer, running from Mr..
Jas. Taylor's premises, 937 Central avenue,
into Clearwater avenue. and across Free
man and Denman avenues into Mill Greek,
broke in Wednesday evening west OF Den
man avenue, and as q result Mr.. Taylor's
cellar and that OF Vastler's pork-house ad-
Joining it, were half filed with water.
Taylor estimates his loss at $1,000; Vastler
his at $1,000.
The Hamilton County Democratic
Club met last night, and, in addition to
other business transacted, resolutions were
adopted indorsing the action Of Governor
Garcelon in the late troubles in Maine.
The Club sent the following telegram to
Governor Garcelon last night: Governor
earcelon, Augusta, Malne-Dcmocrats oi
Cincinnati are in full sympathy with you
Stand firm. Will forward resolutions o.