The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-09
THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.
The Board of Aldermen failed to get
quorum yesterday.
A bay mare and an open spring Wagon
we're stolen from No. 265 Main street las
night
The city will be brilliantly illuminat
ID on the night Of the arrival of our South
azn guests.
Mr. H. Barney, of New York, lecturet
hst night to a large audience at Lytl,
Hall on ''The Theater."
Chief Carson has ordered the police a
oil times to extend their hearty co-opera.
ton to the officers of the 8. P. @. A.
Judge Cox is very ill, and in conse.
0usnce the sessions of the District Court
have been discontinued until his recovery.
Mr.. John Fiske begins this evening al
the hall Of the Cincinnati College course
sf lectures on Americas Place in His.
tory"
An exhibition Of drawings, executed
sk the Ohio Mechanics Institute School Of
Design, will be given tonight at Green.
wood Hall.
A petitition signed by more than one
thousand ladies was forwarded to Colum-
bus by express last night, praying for the
speedy passage of the Fleischman School
Bill.
Lew. Bernard yesterday turned over
b County Clerk Ramp the sum of
e&414 26, being the amount of money in
his hands as Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas ... .....
A petition is in circulation asking the
CITY Council to place lamps in Eden Park,
and to have them lighted at night for the
benefit of people who travel that way at
hte hours.
Three hundred and seventeen deaths
occurred in the city during the month of
February. The largest number were in the
1wenty-third Ward, and the smallest in
the Fifth.
A defective fue at the house OF Mrs.
lathrop, No. 105 Broadway, caused still
alarm to be turned in to the items" last
evening The machine" was not needed,
however.
At mass meeting of stone-masons at
Arbeiter Hall last evening it was resolved
b ask an increase Of wages of so cents per
dav, and in case it is not allowed to cease
work at once.
The ladies Of the Smoke Committee
Aeld consultation with the Citizens Com
nittee yesterday afternoon, but, beyond
discussing the merits of various smoke con-
samers, nothing was done.
The decision of the Common Pleas
Court Of Philadelphia in the case of John
]. Smith against A. T. Gosborn, has been
reversed by the Supreme Court The suit
was for damages for Injuries received by
Smith at the Centennial by being run over
BY Mr.. Goshorn's carriage.
The usual street parade on st. Pat
hck's Day will be dispensed with this year.
and instead, an entertainment will be
given at Robinson's Opera-house on the
night of the 17th. the proceeds OF which |
will be forwarded to Ireland. Mr.. Dillon.
Judge Hoadly, Hon. Samuel F. Hunt aud |
etners will deliver addresses.
Capt. R. E. Fisher, Of the old Fifth Ohio
Y. l., died at an early hour this morning, at
Ais residence, 200 W. Fifth street, of dropsy.
Capt. Fisher participated in all the battles
n which his regiment was engaged and |
was with them in the march to the sea.
Since the war the Captain has been letter |
carrier up to the time of his death. He
was member of VIM. Penn Lodge and
Washington Encampment Of Odd-fellows
HIS funeral will take place Thursday after
noon.