The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-15
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

In Cincinnati.
EATHAN s. TOWNSEND, carpenter and
builder, mas made an assignment.
MORE than $500 children attended the
Bethel Sunday school yesterday.
MAYOR JOHNSTON has designated next |
Thursday, Nov. %, as Thanksgiving |
bay.
CINCINNATI has thirty-two Lodges of
Odd-feliows, with membership OF over
5000.
John B. MCCORMICK is now the Dusi-
ness agent OF MISS Minnie Palmer, the
actress.
DIR. O. E. DAVIS was slightly bruised
hy being thrown from his buggy ON John
street yesterday.
THE aAldines" give their fifth grand
complimentary at Mozart, Thanksgiving
eve, November "a.
THE Shakespeare Club will read "Still
Waters Run Deep" at Melodeon Hall,
tomorrow evening.
NICHOLAS SMITH, the Race-street sa-
loonist, lost $2S Saturday night at the
bands of a sneak thief.
DELEGATIONS from the different lodges
of Odd-iellows will visit Kirkup Lodge,
Walnut Hills, this evening.
NEARLY 300 new cases of smallpox
have been reported to the Board of
Health within the past IL days.
ON Thursday evening next the dele
gate meeting Of the Board of Missions OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church will be
held In St. Paups Church.
Wgo owns the French clock, found in
a basket by Officer Mitchell, ON Vine
street near Fifth? 1t can be seen at the
Hammond-street Station-house.
HARRY B. CArLIN, of the Mint saloon,
will have a hearing on the 10th, ON the
charges OF grand larceny and receiving
stolen goods. He 10 out on bail.
Gus WELsoNER, boy living at S53
Baymiller, and employed at Urban
Nacneale's Safe Factory, had his arm
badly mangled by machinery Saturday
evening.
SAMUEI JACOBS, a sixteen-year old
hoy. living at 1S3 Hopkins street, was
seat to the Refuge by Judge Lindemann
this morning, for beating his mother last
Friday.
M. d. CoNwAy's last course Of lec-
lures will be commenced "Wednesday
evening, November 17th, with "St.George
and the Dragons" Friday evening, 1.-THE
Fossil Man."
THE record of deaths in the city last
week shows mortality of 13l up to six
ANN
the week previous. Fifty deaths from
smallpox occurred.
THE Feast OF st. C@celia will be COM
memorated at the Cathedral next Sun
day, Nov. q. The choir will sing Nc
Earps Twelfth Mass, and in the after
noon Lepeaps Grand Vespers.
THE freight business is picking up
One day last week there were five hun
dred loaded cars on the track of the O.,
III. q ID. r.. r., between the depots and
Cumminsville, awaiting their turn.
AT Hopkins Hall, next Thursday
evening, the colored people propose to
give an entertainment, consisting OIL
songs, instrumental music, recitations,
&C., the proceeds to be given to the Col
cred Orphan Asylum.
PETER KLINE, the tramp who assault
ed old Mrs. Finney the other day, II
Delhi, appeared to answer the charge in
the Police Caurt this morning. and hit
case was continued until next Satur
day, his bond fixed at $1,000.
MR.. B. 81. ROBBERS, of the firm Of Put
man & ROBBERS, who lives at AZ Woo,
street, will have hearing on the It'll
before Judge Lindemann, tor runnin
ever Mrs. Lewis with his buggy O.
Central avenue yesterday afternoon.
JACOB GARDNER, an old Ex-Work
houseman, was charged this mornin
with stealing calf-skin valued at " x
from Peter Wittinger, of Camp Wasi
Ington. The Judge sent him to th
Work-house for thirty days and fine
him $50.
JAKE MALEY forfeited his bail ($40)
the Police Court this morning. He Wa
arrested last night by Officers Hoppe
and Davis for having regular-bui
prize fight with Dick Collum last Satu
aay night at 0berklein's saloon, c0rnt
Hetts and Freeman.
THR case OF the colored boy, Morr
Taylor, who was arrested last night Il
pfealing basket of oranges from
Heron, In the Sixth-street Market-hous
has been continued until tomorrow me
ring. Morris says he works for 800
doctor; don't know his other name."
THK cheapest and quickest route
the Geological Garden, is by way Of Il
Kain street line OF cars, the Incline
Plane and Mt; Auburn road. inc 9
france to the Garden is on the east si'
efthe Carthage pike, short distan
north of its Intersection with Ludio
avenue.
MRS. MARY HARVEY, Of Livingst'
street, near Linn, has brute for hu
hand. He struck her with a chair, cu
ting her head quite severely, and y
po0r woman was found wanderiI
sFound on Main, near Liberty, last nigh
hhe refuses to tell where her husbar
can be found.
MISS MRNA HUNT, ''the lady with Il
spug hair" now comes forward and a
knowledges to her participation In =
sElixirn fraud. She has been employ
sometime BY some men who have
afEice on Vine, above Seventh, to advt
3fse their "Hair Compound" by person
exhibition OF her remarkably long ha
Ehe says; "Having been defrauded
my wages, and part of my own hair
switches and frizzes, also valuaf
embreila and dollars worth OF insel
Sag, ] now pronounce the scheme M
szkble humbug.p
HI Is BUT wretohed policy to allt
YeurBelt to drift into an incurable d
base, by neglecting the earliest al
most tractable symptoms. BY conte
sdIy waiting for Cold to get we'll Of
saIk, many a one has SO damaged I
structure Of his Lungs, as to put him
Yend the reach OF medicines. before
Ing conscious OF danger. How mt
safer on the first indications OF AGO
n rasort tn DR. Jayne,e Expectorant,