The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.

A CONCERT will be given to morrow
night at the Richmond-street Christian
Church.
GRAND military and civic ball Of the
Centennial Guards at Greenwood Hal
tonight.
AND j. @. FIEDELDEY, corner Syca
more and Pearl, has lost several boxes
OF cigars. Burglars.
M. GRoGAN, ex-polIceman of this city,
is candidate for Sergeant-at-arms, ii
the lower branch of the Ohio Legis
lature.
Mr.. D. 7. SHoRR's residence on Cliff.
ton avenue was burglariZed last night
and $500 gold watch and $75 in cast
taken.
ON Tuesday 35 newsboys were vaccin-
ated by DR.. Maley, and on Friday and
Sunday next the remainder, about lao,
will be attended to.
THE stores of Geo. Rocker and f. III
Fromne, of Mt. Adams, were entered
last night, and robbed of 10 pairs o1
shoes and a lot of groceries.
A THIRTEEN YEAR OLD daughter OF
Mrs. Whlte, u widow living at At Barr
street, was so terribly burned yesterday,
by her clothes catching fire from CRATE,
that her life is despaired of.
AhE AtOopuiS - SinOihhdOl " Obs LOulS b
Railroad Company have brought suit
against Ross Fenton, County Treasurer,
to restrain the collection of $3.50 taxes
illegally assessed against them.
MISS ANNIE B. WYNNE, an accom-
plished pianist, was married yesterday
afternoon at the residence of her parents
to A. G. Gerster, NJ. D., of Brooklyn,
N. Y. She left for her new home.
JOE LEVI, of 46 Oliver street, would
like to know where his COW and calf
have wandered to. He thinks they were
stolen from Jack Story's stable, in the
alley between Ludlow and Lawrence.
THE daily market of r. S. Barnes, Nc.
800 w. Sixth street, was entered by bul-
glars night before last, and robbed of
some six or seven dollars in cash. Moth
ing else was disturbed, strange to say.
UNCLE JOHN ROBINSON has learned
by a telegram from his son Jack that the
train containing the show jumped the
track at Meridian, Miss, ana one of the
animal-keepers was killed and Two 9TH
ers injured. No names given.
THE little daughter of Will G. Hurley,
OF 107 Belts street, was terribly burned
last Sunday by pulling over upon her.
self a can of concentrated lye which was
left within her reach. There is hopes OF
her recovery if Inflammation does not
set in. She is but 10 months old.
THE bond of Judge Taft as a Trustee
of the Cincinnati Southern Railway,
fixed by the Supreme Court at one hun
dred thousand dollars, was perfected
yesterday. The bondsmen are David |
Sinton, james Gilmore, Joseph Kinsey
and Charles z. Taft.
A GRAND sacred concert will be given |
at Avon Hall on Friday evening, Decem-
Der II, 1915, at IN O'Clock, by the Mozart
Singing Circle, Tor the benefit of the |
First Baptist Church Of Avondale, Prof.
W. HI. Parham director. Addresses will |
also be delivered by Revs. Broadbeck |
and Camp.
MRS. MELsHEIMER, OF 331 Elm street,
after taking some money from her |
pocket-boOk with which to pay for some |
purchases made in store yesterday,
placed the book, containing about $40, |
under her lett arm. THAT'S the last she |
saw of it. Moral-Put your money un-
der the right arm.
L. d. MORTON, Superintendent of
Power Hall Of our Cincinnati Industrial
Exposition for several years, has been
called to fill similar position in the
Philadelphia Centennial. Jas. Abel,
rustic artist of horticultural Hall, has
also been appointed to render similar
service in that department at the Gen.
tennial.
A COURSE of lectures will be given at
Allen Temple, A. M. Il. Church, begin
ming tonight, when Bishop Payne will
discourse on "How to make money; how
to use money; how to save money!"
Other lecturers are Rev. D. FL. Moore,
d. D., President Cincinnati Wesleyan
Female Go l4ge; Peter Ii. Clark, Rev. L
ID. Morris, Lane Seminary prof. w. III.
Parham, and Rev. b. w. Arnett.
AT the stated annual Assembly of Kill
winning Council, No. 50, r. and S. NJ,
held last evening, the following officers
were elected and installed: Henry
@. Threlkeld, Thrice Illustrious Master;
James s. Robinson, Deputy Master;
Frank Harkness, Permanent Conductor
of Work; j. w. Foote, Treasurer; Will.
e. Atkins, Recorder; Charles IL. Flach,
Captain Of Guard; Frank S. Holmes,
Conductor; Edwin l.. Mehner, Steward;
Henry Becker, Sentinel. The installa-
tion ceremonies were conducted by Past
Thrice Illustrious Master w. G. Middle
ton, Of Cincinnati Council, No. l.
MRS. POTENT used to be the boss OF
sewing machine for the Weed Company,
until she got married to Mr.. p, an at
tache OF the Remington concern. After
a while a man named Ruliff appeared.
" hVf HAo 0pPS"ASt hou uhlbOU Win LulS |
Potent lady many years ago, when her {
name WAS Miss Belle Lindsay. Some {
time ago the woman disappeared. Now |
Potent offers to give up the Potent
charmer for $500. Ruff makes a coun-
ter proposition to ''turn up'' the woman {
in dispute for 500. Tvs case the true {
inwardness OF which "no fellow can find {
OUT" Ii
A COUNCIL, composed of ministers and.
laymen from the different Evangelical
Churches, will meet at the residence o.
james z. Langdon, ESD, near Russell
Station, l.. NJ. Railroad, this afternoon
at half-past two O'clock, to examine the
basis Of fellowship of the Union Chris
tian Church Of Linwood and Mt. Look i
out, with view to recognizing the or !
ganization as Church OF Jesus Christ. !
The. .instalment OF the pastor elect will !
take place at Linwood Hall this evening
at half-past seven O'Clock. Sermon by !
Rev. DR.. Morris, OF Lane Seminary. Ad.
dress of Recognition by Rev. 4. !. Mel
ish. Address to the Pastor by Rev. L. !
Dewitt Peak, of Milford.
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bacoma that il ie nnw every.