The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-01
LOC4L BRETTTIES.


k.sBUDGET NIGHT with the Shakespeare
Club tomorrow evening.
MEETING of the creditors of Mr.. VIM.
Wilson McGrew on the 10Th inst.
NOBLE has just completed an excellent
cartoon on the May Musical Festival.
The Friends of Inquiry discussed the
management Of children on Saturday
evening.
OFFICER VIM. Maeder has been on the
police force 20 years, and has made over
1.200 arrests.
WYLIE, the checker player, will be at
ZanonPs all this week. Playing hours
are from Z. Nj. to z. M.
The Auxiliary Centennial Association
will meet on Wednesday, at 7. M, in
the hall oEthe Y. M. Z. A.
MR.. c. Ii. LUCKER was thrown from
his wagon on Vine street Saturday, and
seriously injured by the fail.
REV. Ii. W. EVEREST will continue his
series of sermons at the Central Chris
tian Church during the week.
THE Trustees OF the Southern Railroad
have postponed receiving proposals Tor
the Kentucky River bridge until the 10th
Of March.
A SMALL fire in Mr.. S. S. Cooper's resi-
dence, 333 W est Fourth street yesterday
did about 500 damage. No alarm was
turned in.
ONLY Twenty-Five cases were disposed
of in the Police Court this morning, show
ing very meagre docket for Monday
morning.
The Democratic Executive Committee
is expected TO hold Its meeting some
time this week, probably Thursday, at
Aug's Club House.
Mr.. JOHN LEONARD, night watchman
at the Gilt Engine.Aouse, is suffering
from the effects of a wound in the shoul-
der received in the army.
The alarm from box 50 yesterday was
caused by the discovery of a lire in w.
s. Longacre's hub factory, on John and
Belts streets. Loss tritiing.
The annual meeting of the Mississippi
Valley Dental Association Will be held
on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
next, in the Ohio Dental College.
THE Chamber of Commerce lottery
pool drew 80 70. The money expended
in the purchase of the ticket which drew
this enormous prize was only $3.50.
BURGLARS Obtained an entrance to G. |
A. StohPs hardware store, at 403 Central
avenue, yesterday morning, and carried |
off large quantity of valuable cutlery.
No arrests.
MISS VIoLETTA CoLvILLE, the Ameri- |
can cantatrice, and her iather, Samuel
Colville, formerly manager of the Ma
tional Theater in this city, were in the
city yesterday.
TaE congregation of Allen Temple is
observing To-day as q day Of tas ting and
prayer. Services were held at ii this
morning aud will also be held at Z. NJ. |
aud this evening.
MIR. w. II. HARRISON has removed |
from his former residence at the corner |
OF Seventh and Elm, to stone front
near Mr.. John CoehnoWer's on the north |
side OF Seventh street.
Mr.. CHARLES GILMAN has been ap-
pointed Captain of the NJ t. Auburn Fire
Company. Mr.. Gilman has been con-
nected with the Fire Alarm Telegraph |
ever since it was erected in Cincinnati.
THE deatn of Mr.. r. Ii. Turner, for
many years compositor in the various
offices of this city, but more recently OF
Millersburg, Virginia, was announced by
private letters received in the city yes
terday.
MR.. CHARLES LINGER, an employe at
Macneale g. Urban's, lost an arm on
Saturday afternoon by being caught in
some Of the machinery, and his arm SO
badly crushed as to render amputation
necessary.
TWO drunken men drove their buggy |
so close to the street car on Vine street, |
last night, that the shalt was forced |
through the window and struck the head
OF lady residing in Coyington, intlict-
ing serious injuries.
BURGLARS stole about $500 worth of
jewelry from JACOB Haumberger's resi-
dence ON Hamilton Road, near Vine
street, yesterday morning. No arrests.
Entrance was effected by boring out a
panel of the door.
AT meeting of the Evangelical Min
isterial Association, Saturday, it was
decided to invite Messrs. Whittle and
Bliss, the Evangelists, who have been
laboring in Louisville with great sue
cess, to visit Cincinnati.
THE election of the officers of the |
Board of Trade Is in progress. The |
polls opened at noon and Will close at !
7P. M. The annual meeting will be
held this evening at 5 O'Clock. All men,
bers are requested to be present.
HENRY SACKS was arrested last night |
at the Lewen Garden, on two charges;
one of disorderly conduct, and the other |
OF carrying concealed weapons. This |
Court, and sentenced TO pay tine of $40
and costs.
A GRANGER of Findlay, Ohio, recently |
made little mistake in making his order |
for goods to be sent him from this city, |
and now instead of having 16 pounds OF |
nutMegs, as he intended, he has sixteen |
barrels. A lawsuit is likely to grow out
OF the matter.
THE Superintendent OF the Gymnasium
especially requests all members who
have not already done SO to present
forthwith their tickets for registration,
in order to complete an accurate list of
members. If unable to call, they will
please send by mail the number and date
OF ticket.
PAT. MCLAUGHLIN was arrested few
days ago for stealing pocket-book con-
tanning " So from small lad named |
Lew Kautz, atr1l0 Sycamore street. This |
morning on being arraigned in the Police |
Court he was found guilty and fined 5000 |
and sent to the Work-house fer thirty |
days.
The Morrow and Columbus accommo-
dations were DELAYED this morning for |