The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-02
LOCAL BREVITlES.

THE Centennial Club will give its first
Grand social at Workmen's Hall next
Monday.
A YOUNG working girl had her pocket
p5eked OF her money on q Third street
ear yesterday.
WILSON CoCHNowER, from near Pome-
xey, O., was swindled out OF $3O last
evening by two confidence men.
MoLL1R COOPER, an old-timer, for
mtealipg a silver sugar bowl from the
Buckeye Dining Room, goes up for thirty
days and pays $50 fine.
Pnor. T. P. WILSON will deliver the
third lecture in his popular course on
sThe Sum-" at the Homeopathic college,
this evening. His subject will be lllus-
trated.
b. BORDEsMAN, charged with cleaning
vaults without permission Of the Board
of Health, who was on trial before jury
in the Police Court yesterday afternoon,
wss adjudged not guilty.
MAYOR JOHNSTON, on being questioned
as to the report that he intended to re-
raaye Col. Snelbaker, Chief of olice, re-
plfed emphatically that "he never
thoug ht Of such thing"
HENRY KLUcKY, charged with the
larceny of $500 from Andrew Stewart,
while in Woelner's saloon, southeast
corner Court and Plum, goes to the
WoIk-house for thirty days and fined
gaG.
T.. .E. GpApERLING Is to be Eastern
Division Superintendent of the o. u u.
railroad, at this place, taking charge to-
day. G. B. Cole will be Assistaps Su-
pefintendent, with headquarters at
louisville.
CHAs. DUNINGHoUsE, Of Hopkinsville,
Kentucky, who engaged boarding with
John Miller at IA East Sixth street, on
Monday last, disappeared and has not
been heard from since. His friends sup
nose that he has been foully dealt with.
Il. T. SCOTT, VINO was arrested while
drunk for passing counterfeit nifty
cent piece on saloon-keeper, was ar
fxigned before Commissioner Hooper,
yesterdsy, and gave bail in the sum OF
$500, General Geo. f. DUtasey going on
his bond.
A NUMBER OF prominent citizens OF
Campbell county yesterday ~sent
petition to the President and Directors
af the Great Eastern Company, asking
that the proposed vote for subscribing
F5O0. 600 to the capital stock of the Com
uany be postponed from the 7th of De-
samber to some future day.
MRS. CATHERINE WUEsT. German
woman living on Vino street, near Fit
1eepth, was bitten by rabid cat last
Jupe, About six weeks ago she showed
symptoms of hydrophobia. The mad
rawlings OF the poor woman required her
10 be tied down in bed. After terrible
suffering she died last Monday.
AT the annual meeting of N. Q. Har.
m0ny Lodge No. 2 the "Old Lodge''-
-Isst night, the following officers were
siected: w. NJ, John II. Yornholz; s.
wheeler; Treasurer, Henry Speer; Sec.
Istary, Charles r. Folger; s. D., F. S
Ferry; J. D., David Williams; Tyler
I0seph B. Covert; Property Committee,
Jahn Evans; Stewards, John Waggonel
sad 7. L. Harper.
EluR beautiful little suburb Of Wyom
Eng has recently been the scene OF nu
merous burglaries. Jud. Harmon, Esq.
the. Mayor, lost $500 worth of silver ware
RM-Aayor, Col. Teetor, was relieved OF 6
>knndred dollars worth Of goods. Reuber
Tyler bewails the loss Of q valuabl,
watch and chain. The house of Hon. E
r Ransom was tried, too, but the effort
was a failure. The good citizens ar
ngming. Look out.
BsN, GIoU, accused Of stealing. a Goa
valued at $Z0 from .. MI. Qulhn, VIII
whom he boards, on the corner o
Fourth and Sycamore, was found guilty
and sentenced to thirty days Il
me WOrk-house and fined $50. Hi
o0unsel asked for suspension Of juog
ment and transcript OF the proceed
Jngs, which was granted, and the tris
nxsd for the 11th inst, and mis- bail fxe
B6 $500.
THE Davenport Club will, to-morro'
ayeDing, read Mrs. Bateman's coined
skSell," with Professor Ridge as "Joh
Unit," Mr.. Fries as "Mr. Apex" Nj
Stevens as "Cipher Cynosure," Nj
6elden 90 "Charles Sanford" Mr.. Hodg
s0a IS "Promptcash," Mr.. Pape a
s.EIlivide," Mrs. Drury as "Mrs. Apex,
Miss Armstrong as "Mrs. Codliyer,
Miss Gordon as .'Mrs. Radius" Mr.
eaIlaban as "Mary Apex" and Mr.
2unas as "Aunt Chloe"