The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.

next "a hours,
/ LOCAL BRETITIES.
f. MONTHLY business meeting Of Y. M
o. A. this evening.
REV. A. RITCHIE led the noon pray el
meeting at Y. Nj. q. A, Hall to-day.
MEETING of Principals Institute al
Normal School Hall, next Saturday at II
A. M.
MR.. J. X. EMMETT, with his wife and
child, passed through the city yester
day.
ANNUAL election OF officers OF Ohio
Mechanics Institute on Thursday even
ing.
AN overcoat thief relieved Gov. Noyes
of his Ulster yesterday at Common Pleas
Court Room No. 2.
THE spelling-school at Findlay Chapel
occurs tonight, and the tive-doilar gold
piece will be there.
FIVE drunken females were locked up
for safe keeping at the Ninth street Sta-
tOn-house last night.
A MEETING of those interested in the
Temperance Fair, il to be held at /. NJ.
q. A. Hall, at 3 p. NJ, to-day.
MISS LoRING, a returned missionary,
will lecture this evening at the Presby-
terian Church, Delhi, at s o'clock.
BIDS for a lot of iron trestles and cross
Ties Tor the southern road were opened
yesterday and are being figured on.
= The Work-house Directors held their
regular business meeting yesterday,
transacting nothing OF special import
Rnce.
THE Harugari M&nperchor gave their
annual grand masked ball at Arbeiter
Hall last night. 1t was very largely AT
tended.
MEETING at. the Y. NJ. C. A. Hall to-
night, to complete arrangements for OBJ
tanning the services of Whlttle and Bliss,
the reVivalists.
JAKE GARDNER fell into the river near
mis- coal boats last evening, but was
pulled out, well soaked, by some parties
who happened 10 be near by.
BENJAMIN WINTERS, colored, for as.
saulting one James Bentley at Dods-
wOrth's distillery yesterday, was fined
s. and costs in the Police Court this
morning.
FIFTEEN cars were required to bring
into this city yesterday the passengers
who left st. Louis by the Vandalia and
indianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafayette
routes at one dollar each.
THERE is on exhibition at Wiswelrs
model in plaster of the proposed moD-
ument of David Sinton. 1t is the work
of Leopold Fettweis, OF this city, but at
present pursuing his studies Ill Rome,
Italy.
THE rehearsal for tenors and basses of
the Festival Chorus will be resumed on
Thursday evening, March 4, 1875, at TX
o'clock, at Melodeon Hall, and will con
tinue weekly at the same time and place
until further notice.
WYLIE played fourteen games of
checkers yesterday, winning all but two,
which were ''drawn." His stay will
probably result as did the other, in a
failure on the part OF Cincinnati players
10 win single game.
JOHN BAUER, arrested yesterday on
The charge of obtaining under false pre-
ienses, a receipted bill ior $50, from the
brewery firm of Foss, Schneider u Bren-
ner, on Freeman street, had his case con-
liDued to the 9th of March.
MARCUS SIMoNToN, arrested some
iime ago tor exhibiting gaming devices
ut 212 Fourth street, by officer Ramsey,
had his case continued to the 9th of
March, on account of the absence from
The city of Mr.. Logan, his attorney.
J.T. REESE, who swore out warrant
IN the case of Trimble, also caused the
arrest of Frank Hyre yesterday on a
charge of stealing 1000 cigars. This
morning he was arraigned in the Police
Court and had his case continued till to-
morrow morning. Bonds, $500.
THE Odd fellows Fair, at Greenwood
Hall, from April 10th TO the 25th, prom
ises TO be grand affair. The Lodges of
This Jurisdiction have nearly three hum
ared committeeman completing the ar
rangements. The Fair is in the inter-
ests of the Odd-fellows' Monumental
Association.
A NEW ladies' society was organized
yesterday, with the following officers:
President, Julia Lindauer; Vice-Presi-
dent, Barbara Lazarus; Treasurer, Eva
Spon; Secretary, Babet Wertuheimer;
Financial Secretary, Rosa Bohn. The
society takes the name of "The Daugh-
ters OF Israeli"
ROBERT (alias Frank) JORDAN, a lad
Of eighteen years, was arrested last Fri
day, at the c., Ii. & d. depot, for break
ing open box and extracting two books,
lot of candies, cigars, &C., to the value
OF $4.60, the property of one lnskoW.
This morning he was convicted of the
theft and sentenced to the Work-house
for thirty days and to pay fine Of $50.
1 THE arrest of Mr.. w. Il. Trimble men,
toned yesterday seems to have grown
out of Misunderstanding between him.
self and his former partner, Mr.. Reese,
and the charge, it is believed by his
friends, will be satisfactorily cleared up
when an examination of the facts IS
made. Suspension Of public opinion is
asked by them until such examination.
MR.. j. l.. KEcK, yesterday, at the office
of the Police Court Clerk, swore out a
warrant for the arrest of VIM. Hood for
libel, in publishing certain false and m a.
ljcious statements in the Commercial
last Friday against Mr.. keck. Hood,
this morning in the Police Court, gave
bail of $500 to answer to the char &c on
next Saturday.
HARRY WILSON, arrested by Officers
Quinn and Ryan on the 18th of February,
at 1S3 Race, for exhibiting gambling de-
vices in game of faro, was arraigned
In the Police Court this morning, and
convicted and sentenced to ten days in
the Work-house and fine of 500; but
The sentence was suspended till the 18th
Of March to allow Mr.. Fitzgerald to file
bill of exceptions.
A WELL-DREsSED young man, name