The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-16
THE ladies are invited to attend the
meeting at Pixies tonight. ..


THE ladies are invited to attend the
meeting at Pixies tonight. ,.
ONE HUNDRED AND TwENTY-EIGHT
deaths in the CITY during the ~eek past.
MR.. r. S. FULTON led the Sabbath
school class teachers at the Y. NJ. q. A.
Rooms to-day.
The Jubilee Singers sing at Rev. Eben
HalIey's4Churcn on Sixth street to-mor-
row evening.
COUNCIL has decided to give Mr.. Kill
gour $4,000 to settle his suits for DANA
ges against the city. The claims amount
to $35,O00.
A Two-MoNTHs old child of Mrs. Geo.
Bentley, OF 81 John street, was found
dead in its bed yesterday morning. Ii is
supposed from unintentional exposure.
HALLRR, the Philosopher, will deliver
an address this evening, under the
auspices of the East Walnut Hills Lit
erary Club, at the Junction Hall, East
Walnut HILLS.
TRAIN No. q on the 0. e. NJ. Road, due
here at 8 Z. Nj. last night, broke an axle
four miles west of Seymour, and, being
further delayed, did not arrive here un-
til $50 this morning.
A WATCHMAN at the new Post-office
DullulDR bGuuo ub WOlo Uhab hO tOuh'NN
twenty-four lamp posts with no light at
hali-past five O'Clock In the morning, be-
tween his post-ot duty and his home ON
Brown street. How IL this?
TOMORROW evening prominent man.
ufaeturer ot This city viii speak ut the
Gospel meeting in the Y. NJ. q. A. Hall.
Sunday afternoon, at 4:3O O'Clock,
conversational Bible class will be organ
ized in the Association Rooms. Every
body welcome.
DIR, WIsE's lecture at the Temple last
night was well attended and well re-
ceiyed. 1t began with a cordial tribute
TO the genius and industry OF Darwin,
but most emphatically dissented from
his main hypothesis accounting for the
origin OF species.
THIS evening, athalf-past O'Clock, a
Young mems prayer-meetlng Will be heId
in Association Hail, led by Rev. James
Murray, pastor of Christie Chapel. 10
morrow afternoon, at hali-past O'Clock,
a Bible class specially Tor young men
will be commenced at The rooms.
s.W. BARD, VIM. Russell, Godfrey
Ludwig, Amos Tooker, Geo. Foebei, w.
l.. Robinson, j. M. Kady, Albert Pad
dock, and Ii. NJ. Merrell, have associat-
ed themselves together and organized the
stock is $500, 900, divided into $4O0 shares.
HON. JOB E. STEVENSON has sent a
letter to Mayor Johnston declining to
speak at the Indignation meeting to-night
on the ground that "Action has now been
taken by the dominant party OF both
Houses by caucus and committee \ hich
practically disposes OF the matter as pre-
bented them."
NoGHANGE OF CARS FOR ST. LOUIS
The Indianapolis, Cincinnati and La
tayette nailroad are now running through
sleepers 10 ST. Louis on their night
trains. Leaving Cincinnati at Z Z. NJ,
arriving at 81. Louis at 7:55 A. NJ; re-
turning, leave st. Louis at l 40 I. NJ, ar
irving at cincinnati at y "A. NJ.
THOMAS MoRRIssEY, one of the party
concerned in the ice-cutters' melee, on
the canal, between Race and Vine, some
time ago, was convicted In the Police
Court this morning OF both or the charges
preferred against hlm-assauIt ana bat-
tery and tlisorderly conduct. The con-
ylction procured tor him a tine oil $50 and
costs in the one, and $50 and costs in the
other.
MIR. JOHN HAvLIN, the coming theatri-
cal manager of Cincinnati, has made
sOme special improvements at Woods
Theater Tor the prevention OF cruelty to
tbeater-goers by the cold weather OF the
present season, and the cozy little thea
ter can, as usual, boast not only OF The
best actors. but also of the most comfort
OF any place in the city.
RoBINsoN's OPERA-HoUsE was opened
last evening in the interests OF the Ger
man opera and drama. A very excel
lent and appropriate address was given
by Hon. Fred Hassaurek on the course
OF the German drama in this city during
the past thirty years and the prospects
for the same in the future. AT the end
of the introductory exercises. the opera
OF "Lucrezia Borgla' was presented by
Madame Louise Lichtmay's German Op'
era Company.
A YOUNG girl named Caroline Hoberly
aoed rs. who resided on Rittenhouse
street, has suddenly disappeared, and
fears for her safety are entertained
Yesterday between 4 and o'clock sht
visited her brother at SedamsVille, anC
alter stopping short time started tt
return home, since winch time nothlHs
has been heard from her. When las
seen she wore dark brown ca leo dress
light striped shawl and scarf on hel
head. Her eyes are dark brown, hail
black, worn in two plaits, and when sht
smiles her cheeks dimple.
THE Louisville and st. Louis express
train on the 0. & NJ. Road, going west
was thrown from the track yesterday b,
a broken rail near Lawrenceburg, and
wac thrown down an embankment TWEEN
Nv feet high, the cars turning completely
over in their descent. Fortunately
however. no lives were lost, though sew
eral persons were badly bruised. A new
train was made up and the passenger
went on. The incoming trains We're de
layed several hours, but news OF the &C
cjdent did not reach the city until lat
last night. Albert Kinney, the Adams
Express messenger. succeeded IN savin!
all his money and valuable packages, bu
had some of his freight slightly damaged
by the fire. He was badly bruised, bn
received no serious injury, and returne'
to the city last evening.
THE annual prize contest and exhibi
tion of the Young Mems Gymnastic AS
sociation took place last night at thei
rooms ON Fourth street, and attracted
very large and appreciative audience
gentlemen and ladies. The great acts
the evening were performed py A. Cut
ter. who drew himself up four or nv
times ON the horizontal bar, with n
other hold than the little finger of mis- lei
hand; by George Gault, who periorme
the one armed scale perfectly; by j. A