The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-01
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LIVINGSTON, the spiritualistic fraud,
has gone West.
THE Ladies' Benevolent Society Of
Christ Church will hold their annual
Rale tomorrow night.
ID. KETCHUM, a driver for Jas. Biggs,
nf Columbia, charged with stealing
horse from his employer, was dismissed.
Il was gauzy case.
THE Deputy Sheriffs, in pursuance OF
Shdge Ayery's order, are securing the
county tor jurors in the Egner case, but
90 far without any success.
WILLIAM JACKSON, boosted up on the
charge of stealing SITS worth of hand
keTchiefs from VIM. Seitert; goes up for
thirty days and pays $50.
MARY MURDOCH, accused by W. F.
pecamp of Dayton with stealing his
natohel from the Co, II. 81 ID. train, goes
10 the Work-house for 80 days, and pays
tEe fine.
MR.. w. W. SCARBOROUGH, q Trustee
Of the Cincinnati Southern Railway, re-
ktgned his position yesterday. He Will
take passage for five-months' stay in
Ehrope.
TIE grocery store of A. W. Frank,
nerthwest corner of Race and Sixth
streets, was entered yesterday by bur
glars, who robbed the money-drawer OF
k21, ali that 1t contained.
GEORGE W. SHAW, proprietor Of the
trunk store on Walnut street above
Fourth, had his pockets picked at the
Rium-street depot last evening. The
thieves got nothing valuable.
PRESIDENT BISHOP, of the Board OF
Grade, has appointed the following
named members to attend the opening
pf the Peoria Board of Trade on the 18th
inst; Captain l.. Barney, W. J. NJ. Cor.
don, 8. II. Burton and Joseph L. Hall.
THH funeral OF Mr.. Jacob Graf, the
anctioneer, VINO died yesterday, will
take place at half-past ten O'Clock to-
p0rrow morning from his late residence,
No. 129 Dayton street, and will be con-
Ancted by the Lafayette Lodge OF Ma
sons.
MICHAEL JONES and Henry Curtis, ar
neeted on complaint or Metteke Bros,
OF 30 West Pearl street, on the charge
Of stealing case OF boots, valued at
kla, 20 to the Work-house for 80 days,
and work ont fines Of $25 each at 90 cents
day.
WIN. GREELEY, arrested yesterday by
Officer Hammel, on warrant sworn out
hJ William Scully, Of Corryville, who
charges him with selling mule Of his
Ind converting the money to his own
use. will be heard in his defense next
Friday. The mule is valued at $50.
NELLIE BUSH, of West Sixth street, ,ard
eight Of her ''girls" were before Ills
Honor this morning. Nellie, the boss,
was fined $26 and costs, and her girls
eI0 and costs, and informed that they
must get out OF that house before 18th of
December, or go to the Work-house.
Mrs. Daniels, next door, and three OF
Der girls tared In like manner.
Ii is estimated that no less than thirty
families Of EpIscopalians are living on
Nj. Auburn who have as yet no pla oe 10
worship. A project Is on foot to secure
the hall belonging to Jason Evans for
that purpose, and meeting is called
fpr Friday night at the hall mentioned,
10 which all those Interested In the
movement are invited.
THE surviving members OF the firm of
MILESTONE Brothers have commenced
sttIt against the city for $40, 900 damages
20 machinery, access, &c., appertaining
% their manufactOry ON Eighth and Egg
kseston avenue, by change of grade.
The trustees under the will Of Richar
MILESTONE also sue the city tor $4,000
damage done to the real estate of the
1ata Mr.. Whetstone on Eggleston av-
SWle.
TIE County Commissioners yesterday
authorized the County Auditor to draw
his warrant on the Treasury for the Wal
Iace money In favor Of the Trustees OF
kongview Asylum. It Will be remem.
bared that in 1866 an insane man WAS
sSlnd in the street with 81, 200 in his pos.
session. he died in the Asylum in 1870
No heirs having appeared for the above
fx AntA hn hA ntSa
keksn yesterday.
THE Irving Literary Circle held their
regular meeting last evening at 39l
Rshrge street. Tne programme con-
Itsted of recitations and readings Inter.
tsantal music, and concluding with the
karca, IN one act, entitled ga Silent Pro
keeter," with q strong cast. In this Cir
ale is some Of the best amateur talent In
nnr city, and this Club now ranks among
nuK leading amateur organizations.
xoHN MANN wants but little here be.
Nw, bat wants that little in hardware
xehn is colored expressman, and he
was hired BY Mrs. Kate Kelsey, Of 194
aAe had purchased at auction
Ik 81 Barr street. he couldn't
md the house to which he was directed
% he eOid the stove Tor W 10 and tool
The money TO BHnn's apction room, foi
ttrs. Kelsey. Mann showed up good
eharacter for honesty, and he was dis
hissad with COSTS, and Mrs. Kelsey tool
ker money.
fnz great tragedian, Mr.. John Nc
Gullough, 1t will be remembered, was
waited upon tby the Mccullough
Club, dramatic association named In
10 honor, while In our city several
weeks past. Mr.. Mccullough expressed
nmssH o. highly pleased with the at.
t4Rtions shown him at that time. Upon
hfs return 10 his home in San Francisco
~ forwarded number Of handsomely.
framed photographs of himself, one FOL
&ach member Of the society, which were
received yesterday. Ii he had sent t6
each q stone-frpnt house 1t could moi
hAya pleased them better.
A arIGHT exposure In bad weather,
vw6au the syetem is ont of order OTTER