The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-09
LOCAL BREVITIFs ).
unw this morning.

MR. LEWIS MILLS don't take any inter-
Viewing In his'n.
MR.. DoERNER's piano soiree at College
Hall this evening.
KILPATRIoK had bad night for his
NMarch to the Sea-"
OYSTER SUPPER by the young folks at
Finley Nj. E. Chapel this evening.
FAIR and supper by the ladies at St.
Tahns p. e. Church, Seventh and Plum,
This evening.
THE Cincinnati Mutual Building AS
sociation has wound up its atfairs-and
no swindling.
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS additional
Tor the Springer Hail Fund, and the
k0aer don't want his name printed.
w. p. MILLS, accused BY W. S. Belt,
sE855 West Third street, OF grand lar
ceny, pleaded guilty to petit larceny,
and was fined $50 and costs.
Iurn sincere thanks to Messrs. Jeffras
md Seely for the gift of four dozen
trimmed felt hats for the girls.
Col. DICK HOLLAND and his pard,
Forrest, handed up $50 apiece to CLERK
BENDER for the luxury of running the
-goose." They are also placed under
kb00 bonds.
III. GRONEwEG and Frank Suhr, taken
h last night by Detective Mead, and
charged with running faro game at 103
West Fifth street, will have hearing
next Tuesday.
NATHAN A. DAY, of Mount Carmel,
Clermont county, had suit Of clothes
taken from his wagon, corner of Syca-
more and Pearl streets, last evening.
They are marked inside &c. r. john
a0n.~
THE residence OF j. d. Abraham, Esq,
40 West Eighth street, was entered by
asneak-thief this morning and relieved
OF a 800 clock, valuable floor rug. and
q number Of handsome parlor orna-
ments.
MT. McDEvITr, the man with the
Reno goose at 1A West Fifth street, who
Was arrested last night, pays $50 flne,
and gives bonds in the sum Of $500 to alb
stain for year from exhibiting gaming
devices.
THE Southern railroad contractors
have laid track for a considerable dis
tance, and placed on it a construction
train and locomotive. These are now In
daily use carrying material in making
the cut and fill back Of Ludlow.
WOULD it not be as we'll for the clerks
I'm the County Treasurer's office, in view
of the semi.annual rush there, to take q
cold bite at noon instead OF wasting a
full hour on square meal just when the
oftice is filed by waiting taxpayers?
DE. JOHN LORD will deliver two more
lectures In College Hall on Friday and
Saturday evenings of this week, "Dan-
lei Webster" and "Christopher Colum-
bins" are the subjects. These will be
the last opportunities to hear him, as he
will leave the city next week.
THE Presbytery of Cincinnati, at its
session just closed, received the request
Of Rev. DR.. West for an investigation OF
his case, OF charges published by w. r.
LOCKER in the Enquirer, some months
sgo. His request was granted, and a
committee was appointed to attend to
the matter.
SUPERINTENDENT ALLsToN ELLIS, oi
Hamilton, will address the Hamilton
County Teachers Association Saturday
next, in the Council Chamber, City
Buildings. A new and interesting fea.
tnre Of the exercise will be competitive
readings by several pupils from the
GRADED schools of the country.
The "Forest Circle" met at the resi-
dence of James Dalton, Esq, 1876 Dayton
street, last evening. The play of "Boots
at the Swan" was rendered in a highly
ereditable manner. MI. Ed. Elliot, Mr
Ralph Elliot and Mr.. Chas. Jones were
among The notable players of the even
ing. ......
THE ladies of Trinity M. e. Church give
social and Christmas fair in the churcl
this evening. Supper will be served from
seven to nine o'clock. The tables Of tht
fair will be filed with articles suitabl,
for Christmas gifts. The ladies have
made extensive preparations for the
event, and an enjoyable time is antici
Pated.
TEE ladies OF st. Johns Protestan
Episcopal church, corner Of Seventh ana
Plum streets, hold a fair and supper In
the basement of the church, to-day, com
mencing at 8 O'CLOCK, ,and lasting throug
the evening. Great pains have been ia
/. ken by the ladies to make the entertain
ment attractive, and they hope to NEE
their friends, and the friends of tn
church generally
AN ejectment suit was brought agains
Jacob Postel, an overtime Rhin
beerist, few days ago, and tn
Constable executed the ordel
putting poor PostePs effects out in tn
rain, without the slightest warning. Th
room occupied by daughter Of the III
fortunate man, who was lying seriously
10, was denuded Of everything. Tn
sait was brought by the brewer, G. N
teKanCOuFCs
CHAs. LEWIS, better known as "Rosa,
vino claims to be travelling salesma
Sar O New York tobacco house, and VIII
wac caught in mob of pickpookets b
DfAcer Ryan last Thursday, was arreste
Egxtn last night by Lieut.. Spaeth ant
charged with being q known thiel
There was no case made out against hin
md he departed in peace. His phi,
now ornaments Col. Snelbake's Rogues
Gallery, however.
BEN. KRAMER, a young man engage,
N removing pile OF lumber at the elbo,
sf the canal day before yesterday, me
with O serious accident. Through tn
saEelessness Of q fellow laborer, the lo
as lumber was thrown on Kramer's lei
leg, which was snapped in two above th
ankle. Kramer was taken In an expires
wagon to his home, No. 500 Race, wher
his broken limb was bandaged by Drs
UoseDmeier and Werner.
THE First Baptist Church Of Avondal
Nied articles of incorporation with tn
Recorder yesterday. The Trustees ar
II. W. Scott, 7. Triplett, J. Smith, A
Campbell and Ben. Forbush. The certif
cate OF the Cincinnati Loan and Build
ing Association was also left for record
&c do