The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-17
THE DAILY STAR
MINOR L0CAL.M MENTIONS.

MINOR LOCAL. MENTIONS.
HARKi there ascendeth from fsr off Maine,
Political warfare's clarion notesl
The PenobscOtters are mad again,
And the Sagadahoca have pulled their coats
O ADd'oscoggln marshal your clan;
o. muster your ye manry, ArOostook:
Bring up your laGdies from SkOwhegan,
From Passamaquoddy and Chesuncookl
From Lake Umbsgog to Kennebec.'
The P ne Tree pc pie are on tine run,
While the PiscataQuisite stretches his neck,
And breaks for Augusta 10 see the iun.
A Press Club is to be organized in
this city.
Rev. T. v. Roy will lecture in Empire
Hall tomorrow afternoon.
A valuable clock awaits Identification
at the Office of the Chief of Police.
Mr.. Simon Seligmann, of the firm of
Wilmerdmg. Hoyuet & Co., New York, is
at the st. Nicholas
Another complimentary soiree will
soon be given by Mr.. and Mrs jacob
Bloom, at Baldwin's Piano Rooms.
Mrs Kent Mason has been requested
to repeat her lecture at Wesley Chapel,
Fifth street. tomorrow, at 1880 p. m.
The Charles Dickens Library Club
will meet at the residence of Mr. Charles
D. Fisher, No. 372 Hopkins street. on next
Friday evening.
1t is reported from New York that Mr..
Charles W. Woolley. of this city, President
Of the National Trot,ing Association, has
declined a reelection.
James W. Fitzgerald is in receipt of a
Dispatch from New York, stating that Par
nell the Irish Agitator, would visit this
city. but the date is not yet known.
The Cincinnati Pottery Club has Sc
cured quarters at the Pottery Of Frederick
Dallas, on Hamilton Road, where recep-
tiOns will be held every three months.
A young man employed at Mitchell &
Rammelsbergs factory yesterday struck q
man named Leuckens on the left arm with
heavy stick, breaking 1t (the army in two
places
The Fourth District Of the Sixth and
Ninth Wards Associated Charities, is fully
organised, and, the Executive Committee
was instructed to organize four more Relief
Districts as soon as possible.
Mr.. Samuels, owner of the trained
dogs of Robinson's circus. lost valuable
dog last evening by strangulatinn. He
chained HIM to table in an ofics last
night, and upon returning found him dead.
The cases of John Ryan and Davis
were heard before Judge Wilson Yesterday
evening. The Court announced that de-
eisiOn of the motion made by Mr.. O'Con-
mol, Ryan's attorney, to quash, would be
given on Friday next
At q meeting of the Trustees Of the
Sinking Fund held yesterday three of the
bills drafted by Hon. A. F. Perry we're ap-
proved, and Mr.. Perry was instructed to
forward the bills to some one of the Repre-
sentatives from this county to introduce in
the State Legislature.
The following gentlemen have been
elected Directors of the Walnut Hills and
Cincinnati Street Railroad: John Kyle,
]. N. Kinney, J. w. Slbley, Matthew Ryan,
J. II. Rogers, J. H. Rhodes and X. Mathers.
The Board organized by electing John
Kyle President J. N. Kinney, Treasurer,
and J. W. Sibley. Secretary.
The Centennial Glee Clubs.held
special meeting last evening fofthe elec-
don Of officers, and the following were
elected: President, w. Richardson; Treas
urer. H. Lang; Secretary, F. Cress; Stage
Manager, J.Woodruff. They also strength
sned themselves by the addition of the
Lang brothers, Charles, Henry and William,
and Richard Harte. Mr. Richardson will
still lead the singing. They will give one
ef their fine entertainments in few weeks.
At the meeting of the Police Commits
AOners yesterday afternoon, the Vine
street Opera-house business came up. A
resolution was adopted that in order to test
the question, Thomas E. Snclbak' or his
agent be arrested and arraigned before the
Police Court on the charge of running an
indecent show, and that in the meantime,
ar until the question was settled, the show
be allowed to go on. The Superintendent
was ordered to- suppress the Sunday News
u it was issued and found to be on par
with itsformer record. Mrs. Mary A. Bell re-
signed her position as Matron of the City
hfrmarv. Mrs. Matilda Hill was appoint
cd to gil the vacancy.
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