The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.

YOUNG MEMS prayer meeting tonight
at Y. NJ. G. A. Hall, Sixth and Elm.
Tony LINGERs case has been set for
hearing next Monday, the bail is reduced
TO- $500.
WHO stole Rev. A. Ritchie's silk tile
at the Orchard-street Festival? Shoot
the thiefl
MR.. GEORGE MCDONALD, Of Glasgow,
Scotland, purchased 4. 5. Mobiles pic
ture, .'The Price of Blood"
"OUR SOCIAL" lively club of young
folks. had social gathering at Eureka
Hall last night. 1t was pronounced a
success.
JOHN CoCHNowER's splendid resi-
dence on Seventh street may be turned
into Clubhouse. The Allemenia So
ciety are negotiating for its purchase.
PAT DUFFY and John KreDs, the men
charged, a few days ago, with stealing
COW from Caspar Deikman, have paid
for the cow and their case has been dis
missed.
The Rufer trial at Hamilton cost this
county 81, 1863 10. Sheriff Aliens bill for
caring tor -Rufer amounts to $10S %
Both bills have been referred to the
County Solicitor.
DETECTIVE MURRAY recovered an
other lot of goods, valued at $50, from 115
West Liberty street yesterday, that had
been stolen from the Harrison avenue
tailors.
JOHN MORTON, the man accused of
stealing the tailor's cloth on Harrison
avenue, wants his case continued until
he can see the Chief of Police. 1t was
continued.
MRS. BARBARA Roth, German wo-
man, living at No. ~ Martin street,
xxyith n.
mercifully, has entered into BOND OF
500 to keep the peace for year.
THE alarm from Box 153, this morning
about half-past 12 O'Clock, was caused
by a fire in The house OF NJ. Hughes, lear
the street-car stall les of the PendletIn
line, which completely de stroyed 1t.
CHARLES ERTEL, brakeman on the
Loyeland Accommodation, had very
narrow escape from death .ye esterday.
He fell between two coaches while the
train was in m tion, but luckily escape d
with few bruises.
THE melancholy days have come, the
saduest OF the year, and the only Way
that we know of to enliyen them and
drive dnll care away, is to go TO Haw-
ley's, 1854 Vine street, who can always
supply you with choice Sunday reading.
MR.. GEoRE G. FoREsINGER, contrac-
tor, OF This city, while experimenting
the roofing of a building in Indianapolis.
last Monday, tell from the roof, sustain
ing broken ankle and arm. Mr.. F.'s
injuries are of such nature as to pre-
clude his removal to his home Tor some
time.
A NEwsBoY on the O.. q M. railroad,
named w. +. Lambertson, broke into the
station at Moore's Hill, Ind, on Lhe
night of the 9th, and stole about 500
worth of tickets, stamped them, and
brought them to this city. Officer Quinn
arrested him, and be confessed to selling
portion OF them.
TOMORROW, being the day of prayer
1or Young Mems Christian Associations
throughout the world, sermons will be
preached especially to young men in the
following churches: Grace Methodist,
Seyenth-street Congregational, York
street Methodist, Poplar-street Presby'
terian, and Union Chapel.
MIR. MILES, Manager of the Grand 0p
era.house, is in receipt Of Telegram
from Barry Sullivan's agent, stating tina
last night. on the occasion of Mr.. Sullj
vans benefit at the Pittsburg Opera
house, the house was SO densely packed
that the orchestra had to be placed upor
the stage to make room for those that in
sisted upon crowding down the aisles.
MISS FRANCIS E. WILLARD, of Chica
60. President OF the Women's Nationa
Christian. Temperance Union of th'
United States, will lecture at the Firs
Baptist Church. on Court street, west o
Mound, tomorrow evening, at half pas
T. She is an eloquent and gifted lazy
attracting crowds to hear her whereye
she appears, and much good is resultin.
from her efforts in behalf of the temper
ance cause.
THE Emmett Dramatic Club will, OF
Sunday evening, November 2l, rende
the charming religious drama, "Cacilia
house. for the benefit of the Cathedra
school. The drama is one full of thrill
ing interest, and Is vivid picture OF tn
cruel prosecutions to which the earl
Christians were subjected at the hand
of the Roman emperors. The Emme
Club is too we'll known to need word
commendation.
Two ATTEMPTS to eyade the posts
laws were unearthed this week, at th
Cincinnati Postotice, by Special AgeI
George d. johnson. The first was ina
of p j. Doyle, travelling salesman for ]
p. Farrell, OF New York, who sent se'
eral woolen samples, with prices an
other information written on a car'
through the mails, contrary to lay
The other case is that OF the Loulsyill
Courier-J ournal, the proprietors OF wh!c
have been SenulnS clEculuiS pSitaihih
to lottery drawing to their subscriber
SOME miscreant last Thursday evenir
stood on the platform o. the Delhi ST
zion. o. g. NJ. road, and, as the train WI
pulling out, deliberately fired a pist
through the window of one, Of Il
coaches, and pieces Of the broken gla,
were thrown in the faces of DR.. W.
sutton aud Mrs. Willard Cobb, OF A
rora, Ind. The ball passed near IL
Doctors head, and, missing two AuroI
gentlemen OH the opposite side, wbizze
Through second pane OF glass. No
rest has as yet been made for this ou
rage.
IT IS BUT wretched policy to allo
yourself to drift into an incurable dl
ease, by neglecting the earliest and mo
tractabIe symptoms. BY contented
waiting for Cold to get well OF itse
many a one has SO damaged the strr
tire OF his Lungs, as to put him beyol
the reach of medicines, before bell
conscious OF danger. How much sal
ON the first indications OF Cold, to
snrt TO DR.. Jayne's Expectorant, an