The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-13
LOCAL .BRETITIES.

FRIENDS OF INQUIRY 10 nlgnt.
MEETING of the Friendly Sons OF st.
Patrick tonight.
E.R. ALDERMAN, ESQ.,, OF the Marietta
Register, is in town.
THE Shakespeare Club give Merchant
of Venice on the 18th.
One hundred and fourteen deaths In
the city the past week.
Mr.. G. A. VAUGHN, of the Youngstown
TO- Register is in the city.
REV. w. r. BENEDICT led the teachers
meeting at Y. NJ. Y. Hall to-day.
REQ. j. C. WHITE leads the prayer
meeting at the Y. NJ. G. A. hall tonight.
HON. }. M. WILSON, Consul to Bre-
men, is TO return homo about March 1st.
Two truant boys from Dayton, George
Vail and Moses Dill, are at the Third-st.
station.
GRAND complimentary party and ban.
ner presentation at Turner Hall on
March 4th.
The Lenten Devotions of the Cathe-
dral parish will be held on Tuesday and
Friday evenings.
MEssRs. Pattison and Geghan have ar
rived in the city from Columbus, and will
remain until Tuesday.
MRS. ROBINSON, an elderly lady living
at Mount Healthy, fell on the ice yester-
day and broke her arm.
VIM. DUCKwALL, of Highland Co., o.,
was yesterday adjudged bankrupt in
the United States Court.
Mr.. OLHABER returned from Chicago
last evening, where he had been attend
ing the convention of stove dealers.
COLLEGE HALL was crowded last even-
ing, on the occasion of the third ami
versary Of Crescent Lodge, No. a2, X. L.
THE Lincoln Memorial Club celebrated
the sixty y-siXth anniversary of Lincoln's
birth last night at the residence of Peter
Ii. Clark.
REV. MR., HoYT, of the Western Chris
tian Advocate, of this city, was among
the lookers-on at the Beecher trial on
Thursday.
MISS SMILEY will speak tomorrow
morning at the Seventh-street Congrega-
tlonal Church; evening, at the Ninth
street Baptist Church.
THE German who cut his throat at the
County lntirmary, day before yesterday,
died to-day, and Coroner Maley has been
notified to hold an inquest.
THE Southern Railroad folks are pre-
pairing tor work on Division q, Morgan
be one tunnel 1900 feet long.
MRS. ALE KINNEY, we'll known both
in this city and State, and in Central
Kentucky, died suddenly at 39l West
Sixth street yesterday afternoon.
POSTMASTER WAHLE requests the bus
iness men of the city to send in their
letters at least one hour before the clos
ing of the mails In which they wish them
to go.
"DoC." DOUGHERTY, aged 70, has been
missing from his home, at the corner Of
Plum and Water streets, tor several
days, and fears of suicide are enter
tanned.
A VALUABLE horse belonging to Jake
Gardner slipped and fell on the ice at the
corner of Front and Parson street, and
broke its leg, making it necessary to
shoot 1T.
AN elegant silk banner, beautifully
embroidered, and costing $235, is on eX-
bibition at Ringwalts. 1t is the proper
ty of the Clceronean Society Of GEORGE
town, Ky.
THE whiskey men are taking all the
liquor out of bond possible, and several
, hundroG thou8and. dollars have already
passed into the hands of Government on
whiskey in bond, since the excitement
commenced.
CANADA BILL and his partners got
away with 500 and gold watch belong
ing to W. Ii. Trimble, of Racine, Wis
consin, on Baltimore IL Ohio train COM
ing to this city yesterday.
j. D. EVANS, manager of the Chicago
Circus, and Byron V. Rose. superinten-
dent OF the HippodrOme to be attached
to it, were out with a tour-in-hand team
ann sleigh VeSterdaVah ftprnOOn.
THE express train on the Cincinnati,
Richmond a. Chicago Railroad, leaving
Chicago on Thursday evening, and due
in Cincinnati at 9:25 yesterday morning,
became snow-bound when a few miles
out of Chicago and was detained nearly
all night, and did not arrive in the city
until late last night.
THE contracting bricklayers announce
that after March 1 they will not sub.
contract tor brick work, but will enter
into contracts with the prOprietOrs of che
buildings only, thussaving to themselves
and the owners of the buildings the profit
usually made by the ''middle men," who
usually make the most OF the money with
no labor.
WE understand that Rev. Mrs. Van
COtt has been invited to come to Cincin-
natl and hold a series OF meetings at
ally creates sensation wherever she
goes. She walks into the pulpit wearing
u long trailed silk dress something after
the manner that dignitied actresses ap-
pear upon the stage.
WELLS NJ. FORBES, whose decease has
already been announced in The STAR,
was actively engaged at his ordinary
duties up to week prior to his death.
On Friday last he was forced to return
home, since which time he failed rapid.
Iy, and at 4:50 p. NJ. Thursday breathed
his last. Mr.. Forbes was IS years of age,
and leaves wife and family and a large
circle of friends to mourn his loss.
THE funeral of the late A. W. Church
took place yesterday afte rnoon and was
largely attended by the members of the
profession and his many friends. Re-
ligious services were performed over the
body by two clergymen of the Y. NJ. G. A.
The remains were incased in an elegant
rosewood casket, and were inferred in
Spring Grove Cemetery. Robert Nc
Wade, VIM. Anderson, Charles Broad
well and w. II. Power acted as pail
bearers.
AytHseuaenty.