The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.

@EDITH, or Strlcken bnnos ~ tne
Grand.
FRANK FRAYNE as "si slocum," at
Woods tonight.
SUPERINTENDENT ELLISON, Of the Lit
Tie Miami Railroad, is ILL.
B. FENKEL, Eso.--check for $1O0--!
Springer Hall fund. Next.
4 PARKER HANCOCK, a atwelve-y ear-older |
OF II Laurel street, is missing.
= MISS DEFoRREsT as "Lady Teazle" at
the Grand Opera house matinee, to-
morrow.
DON'T tear down theatrical posters.
Thomas Everett paid 20 and costs Tor
that same.
HON. GEO. Fl. PENDLRToN and family
will winter in Florida. They left for the
Sunny South this morning.
JOHN r. BENDER was among the
apulled" at the keno ranch. 1t wasn't
the Clerk of the Police Court, however.
TONY BAccIocco, of 1877 Sycamore, tor
an assault upon poor old washer wo-
IMAM named Mrs. Dwyer, pays $50 and
costs.
MARTIN REFS, a colored youth, charged
hy Mrs. Crist, also colored, with having
stolen her husbands pants and shirts,
was not convicted.
b. FISHER, driver Of bakery wagon,
was arrested yesterday for driving over
a little daughter of DR.. Hannah's, at the
corner of Plum and Court. He paid $40
and costs for careless driving.
THE Nominating Committee of the
Mercantile Library is as follows: VIM.
McAlpin, VIM. Means, Geo. W. Jones,
q. W. Stinson, W. 5. Ridgeway, Frank
II. Baldwin and Chas. B. Wildly.
JOHN and Fred. Pease and Abraham
and VIM. Fiscus and VIM. Warren, all
Glermont county farmers, were among
She parties arrested in the Sun saloon
for gambling. They paid the costs and
were released.
DoEs anybody know what has become
af Coroner Maley? He has not been
ssen at his office since last Thursday.
Maybe tsMe Lord Patrick OMaley' has
determined not to hold tony more in
4nests, be gorrah."
JERRY MULRoY, a boiler maker, made
a. bad investment. He picked up a dog
belonging to Mr.. e. W. Green, of 1T
Sycamore street, and he pays $25 and
eosts--and loses the dog. Jerry thought
- adog-on shame.
THE following-named gentle men have
been appointed additional Gaugers in
this district, though they have not as
vet received their commissions: Ephraim
Morgan, s. B. Markland, @. G. Marshall,
j. W. Baker and Henry Brockman.
THE following named gentlemen have
heen selected by the Committee OF Safety
for the purpose of suggesting amend
ments to the Municipal Code: Rufus
King, John f. Follett, Henry A. Nor
relI, Henry Mack and John simpkinson.
BRIDGET MoRRIssEY, chambermaid
at the Walnut-street House, found
uooket-book in one Of the rooms she was
arranging containing $11,0O5. She tool
it straightway to the clerk, and was gen
owner, Mr.. Kessler, of Minneapolis.
MoNcURE d. CONWAY, the renowned
lecturer, sails for London early II
March, He will be able to deliver but
one more lecture in this city. His sub
iect will be, "The Crowned Republic
written specially for the occasion, ant
will be delivered at Pixies Hall, Feb
End.
MRS. ADoLPH LEUE delivered the las
of her series OF three lectures at C0lleg
Han last night to good audience, VIII
were deeply interested in her sclentifi
remarks. Her subject, "Wanderings il
the Organic and Inorganic World" wa
handled with that ability for which sh
Is celebrated.
THE monthly business meeting Of th
Young Mems Christian Association wi
be held in their hall this evening at Il;
o'clock. Reports of officers and con
pittees will be presented, and quite
Large number OF new members will
proposed for election. All friends OF IL
Eause are invited to attend.
THE first and second entertainment
II. Mes "A laA AxySr IN no
1f the Oolored Orphan Asylum, nettt
Ihe sum Of $1,079 %, for which the ma
AYERS return their sincere thanks to I'll
psiblic. and announce that the next OF
win be held at Pixies Music Hall, Thur
day evening, December 30.
CHAMBER Of Commerce receipts in t
quarter ending November 80, ST. ,s9!
axpenditures, $7,416 u; excess Of ]
esfpts, S20,476 80; balance in TreasH
BeDtember /, 81, ,320 so; balance in Tre
sury December I. $21, ,796 %. Reser
Fund-United States five-twenty bont
b8.O0O; United States ten-forty bont
k5,00I$18,00 900. Total cash and bon'
tA,7S6 90.
ME-. ROBERT SERVICE, merchant
no West Fifth street, recently arrest
ne the instigation of Mrs. Mcintyre,
Freeman street, near York, who ailee
EEMb berVlce uhu, WI tho Aooh " -
aonth, in his own house, forced Hat
poster, aged twelve years, to the FL
ma outraged her person, while Hat
was in his employ, was tried Def
jEuuire Evitt and honorably acquitt
me Squire intimates that the case
vnrface indications Of an attempt
kiackmail.
A CROWD Of small boys amused the
kelyes Sunday evening by running
hand-car up and down the track OF
Ofncinnati, Hamilton g. Dayton railr'
aeer Linden-avenue crossing. On
n these trips q little fellow about
pears of age, named George hes
whose parents live near Chester Pt
sfther fell or was pushed under the
and badly crushed. DR.. Parkhurst,
ne Twenty fifth ward, was called
Int in spite of medical aid the child
nbopt seven O'Clock last evening.
Coroner will hold an inquest this al
Boon. that 10 il his Royal Highness Il
10 disposed.
Another Keno Raid.
Last night the police made a dasf
RsIheps saloon on Vine street, and
s..S 7. kaon anoca Richard Hnllanf