The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-23
LOCAL BREvITrEs.
REDS vs.. stars in Coyington to-da,

REDS VS.. Stars in Covington to-day.
Go TO HAwLEY's for Sunday reading
1874 Vine street.
THE Reds scooped the Blues badly
yesterday--15 too.
BARRsvILLE.f folks are petitioning Coun-
Oil for more sidewalks.
SPECIAL MEETING of the Board of AL.
dermen on Wednesday next.
BISHOP FOSTER officiates at Mt. "A uburn
Presbyterian Church tomorrow.
REV. DIR. LORD occupies the pulpit of
| the Second Presbyterian Church to-mor-
row.
PEOPLE on Hamilton road want the
same OF that street changed to McMicken
avenue.
THE City Auditor Is authorized to
redeem $4,000 Of. Work-house bonds on
January 1st.
THAT ordinance to appropriate $4,55s
for election expenses didn't pass the
Board OF Aldermen yesterday. 1t comes
up on Wednesday.
THE ordinance to vote $11 900 to reim-
| burse the City Infrmary for aid to the
soup House Committee, Is declared lille.
gal by the Solicitor.
THE judges in the Johnson-Beohman
case are Messrs. William Scott, M. Hol-
brook and William Ward. The case Is
set for Tuesday next.
THE Gest-street Committee are In
favor of appropriating $4,000 for i'm
proving Gest street between Harriet and
| the q. and b. Railroad.
AN ordinance to pay Mr.. r. O. Phil
lips $40O compromise money for the use
OF his locust block pavement was passed
by the Aldermen yesterday.
COURT-sTREET residents are remon.
stratlng against the laying of q street
railroad track on Court street between
Walnut and Central avenue.
THE Aldermen justly decided to pay
that $l8 % fine assessed by the Ludlow
Justice against Officers Kinney and
McGary for attempting the arrest Of Mr..
Mccoy too near Southern soil.
THE next man to Governor Hayes In
popularity Is Mr.. James Hawley, No.
l64 Vine street, who continues to furn-
isn the public with the latest and best
Of Sunday reading. Gall and see him. 1
THE quarterly meeting of shareholders
Of the Catholic Institute Is to be held
Monday evening next. The proposed
amendment to the constitution will be
voted on at that time.
/ THE "Ladies'. Meeting' that was to
have been given by "The Evening Star
Dancing Association" on Thursday
evening next, at "Workmen's hail." is
postponed until the following Friday
evening.
The Aldermen yesterday adopted a
resolution to the effect that the Board
repudiate and oensure Auditor Hum.
phreys' action regarding the tax levy,
and that should he pers!st In his course
ne ought 10 be Impeacned.
THE special Street Railroad Commit
tee, appointed by Council TO look after |
the Covington care, Ia In favor Of allow !
ing them to run over the Route 0 track, |
which they now use without au thority Of
law, provided they pay the proper II.
cense.
DR.. JOHN LOUD, the celebrated leo.
turer, is to deliver course of LECTURES |
ON historical subjects, in College Hall, |
on Tuesday and Friday afternoons, COM
October 70. The lectures are |
designed as an especial aid for ladies In |
historical studies.
A LITTLE BOY, some nine or ten years |
Of age, jumped from one Of the Third and |
Fourth street cars yesterday, and start |
ed to run to the sidewalk, when pass-
ing wagon Knocked him down and rim |
over hin, seriously, though probably not
fatally, injuring him.
MISS GussIE De FORREST, who is fast
gaining for herself high opinion In the |
Estimation of our amusement public, ap-
pears at the Wednesday matinee OF next
week, in the Hidden Hand" 1t was In
this play that Miss De Forrest made
suoh s'hiV in New York last season,
and her many friends look forward to
this occasion with interest.
LATE yesterday afternoon German
woman, residing at the corner Of Main
street and the canal, over Kestener's
grocery, tripped and fell while descend
ing the steps, and broke her leg. pr.
necessary surgical aid, pronopncing the
accident serious, though not dangerous.