The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-03
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.
LOCAL BkEHL1LES.

! Mr.. JOHN GERKE is reported seriously
I'll.
THE female BARRIERS have stepped down
sand out.
/ MEETING of the Directors of Longview
Asylum this afternoon.
MEETING of the old Volunteer Firemen
at the Gift Engine-house this evening.
THE tremen have sent out 5000 invita-
tions to their ball ON Thursday evening
next.
MISS SMILEY is expected to renew hel
Undertakings in this city within few
days.
The marriage of Miss Bella frost and
Mr.. Isaac Reis took place at Rice's Hal
last night.
DIR. TIBBALS has been appointed U. S.
physician for the County Jail, vice Dr.
Wright, resigned.
THE regular monthly meeting of the
Y. Nj. G. A. was held ut the Association
: rooms last evening.
The Coroner's jury last evening COL
lecled fees for an inquest on the body OF
Annie Molary. Verdict: apopleXy.
The revival at Richmond-street Chris
tian Church has resulted thus tar in
about thirty accessions to the church.
THE case of d. Ii. White, charged with
lettering, is set Tor ten O'Clock tomorrow
in the Police Court, to be tried by jury.
MR.. JAMES CLINE a son of Alderman
Cline, of the Fifth Ward, broke his arm
by fall OH Sycamore Hill yesterday al-
ternoOn.
MEssRs. T. G. and c. c. Miller and F.
G. Lawson, OF this city, are registered at
tho Grand National EofaI Ion
Florida.
PHILIP GOLDSMITH, dealer in fancy
goods at 246 w. Fifth street, has made
an assignment for the benefit of credit
Ors to Elijah Newman.
THE funeral of Thomas G. Ball and his
aged mother took place yesterday after
noon from Zion Baptist Church, and was
very largely attended.
Mr.. THOMAS WRIGHT, OF East Walnut
Hills, fell from tree which he was prun-
Sng, yesterday afternoon, receiving cuts
from the pruning knife which are be-
iieved to be dangerous.
Mr.. ARTHUR RYDER, architect, who
has been practcing his profession with
marked success in Buenos Ayres, South
America, for the past seven years, re-
turned to his former home in this city
yesterday.
A MIR. DIETRICH, of Bellefontaine, was
in the city last evening looking for a
"Dr. Sohler," who had persuaded him to
advance $40 for medical services the
'Dr." was to render in his family. He
didn't find him.
Books, Magazines or papers, suitable
for reading by the sick in the hospital or
prisoners at the Jail, would be thankful
ly received if sent to the rooms of the.
Young Nj ems Christian Association, cor
ner Sixth and Elm.
A PUBLIC entertainment will be given
by Eagle Lodge, No. 100, /. o. o. f., at
their hall next Monday evening, at s
O'Clock. Some of the best amateur
musical and dramatic talent Of the city
have volunteered, and pleasant time is
anticipated.
THE Montefiore Mutual Benefit Society
have presented to their late President,
Mark Valentine, Esq, testimonial Of
respect, which consisted of series OF
resolutions, in the center of which is
Rembrandt OF the recipient. The whole
10 framed in handsome gold frame.
A PROMINENT Fulton man knows all
about the weather now. He keeps
ground-hOg in his cellar for annual con-
sultation, and routed him out yesterday.
He says the way the animal hustled back
to his hole after seeing his shadow was
quite affecting, and he now looks as con-
tidently for weather as though he were
Old Probs himself.
BURGLARS attempted to effect an en-
trance into the store OF Messrs. Man
ming. Robinson & Co., No. "a W. Fifth
street, about II O'Clock last night by pry-
ing open the door and breaking large
pane of glass. They were scared off,
however, by private watchman Augur
before securing any prize.
EUROPEAN PLAN, ''Pay for what you
get" will be the style which the ladies
will adopt at the Ninth street Baptist
church tomorrow, when a lunch will be
provided from A. Nj. till 3 o'clock, z. M.
We can safely advise our friends in want
of something to eat to call, believing they
will be well treated. The annual Fcsti-
val will be held in the evening.
THE breach between the Board of
County Commissioners and the Board OF
Control over the appointment of Frank
Armstrong as Superintendent, Of Court
house, widens. The Commissioners
(Huf and Bumgardner) claim that Arm
strong can hold the office until his sue
cessor is appointed, and they will make
no new nominations. The question now
is, can Armstrong draw his salary under
present condition Of things.
THE members of VIM. Penn Lodge No.
b6, l. .. o. F., last evening, presented to
Past Grand Enoch Megrue, who has been
member of the lodge for twenty
years, a magnificent silver water cooler
with salver and goblets. The occasion
being the retirement of Mr.. Megrue from
the Office of Trustee of the Lodge, which
office he had held with honor to himself
and the lodge for twenty years. The
presentation was made by Past Grand
David Baker, and remarks also made by
Past Grands John Lawrence, John Moor
wood and DR.. Bassford.
THE ladies and gentlemen interested
In the Temperance Fair held meeting
at Y. NJ. c. A. Hall last night. The Ex-
ecutive Committee consists of G. w.
Rowland, Chairman; Joseph Kinsey.
Treasurer; G. w. Cole, Secretary; X.
M. White, DR.. E. G. Dalton, Smith Slim
mel, Mrs. w. HI. Malone, Mrs. p. A. Rick.
er, Mrs. j. G. Adams, Mrs. Geo. Gibson,
Mrs. w. III. Stewart and Mrs. William
X. Woolman. Mrs. Huddleson, Mrs. Fee,
Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Leayitt were
elected Corresponding Secretaries, and
Instructed to correspond with outlying
towns on the subject of participation in
The Fair.
AT the annual meeting of the Board Of
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