The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

ZION. y. M. MCCAkTHr, mdyoE VI
2ttksburg, is in the city.
THE alarm from box "a last night,
shout ten O'Clock, proved 10 be false.
WIN. BELTS forfeited his bail of $15
hslng arrested for disorderly conduct.
MIcHAEL FLYNN was up for stealing a
81 ovsrcoat. The Judge said to him, 80
days and $50."
RuRGLARs, night before last, entered
No. 322 Freeman street, and succeeded
In getting off with lot of clothing and
ether articles.
THE officers and teachers OF the Third
Rresby terian Church Sunday-school
gave a social to the parents of the schol-
ars, last evening.
Mr.. FRANK Fox and Miss Clara
Evans were married yesterday at the
Cathedral by His Grace, the Most Rev
srend Archbishop Purcell.
JOHN G. BAXTER, who runs curb
stone fruit store on Fifth street, between
Kim and Plum, tor selling dates by short
weight pays 50 and costs.
THE entertainment given by the
AyOndale Village Lyceum, last night at
Avon Hall, was largely attended, and
the programme handsomely rendered.
THE Murdoch Reading Club met last
evening, at 246 Richmond street, and
read the "Happiest Day of My Life"
Next week "saratoga" will be read.
HENRY sHoTT, awhite-haired German
boy, living at the corner OF Race and
henry, paid $5 and costs for being half
shot and very disorderly yesterday.
THE Post-office Department closed
this morning at huIs-past ten O'Clock, in
respect for The memory of the late Henry
Wilson, Vice President Of the United
States.
A SNEAK THIEF managed to get behind
the scenes during The entertainment AT
RDbinson's Opera-house last night, and
carried OF an overcoat belonging to one
of the actors.
THE Sovereigns of Industry will meet
this evening al the hall, corner OF Ninth
aud Plum street. The question Of Co.
operation will be discussed by Peter II.
CLARK and others.
ANN CoNNAMAN and Bridget M cGee,
charged with stealing a locket from III.
w. Frankenstein, of 275 Central avenue,
IRE under bonds OF $3.50 each, aud will
have hearing tomorrow.
THE Custom-house and the United
States Assistant Treasurer's office
closed this morning at ten O'Clock, in re-
- kRdVb lOl buS AhOmOl VI VIC Aetb6 llOul1
Wilson, Vice President Of the United
States.
JoRN BERGER, tobacconlst, was this
morning arrested on warrant and
taken before the United States Court,
charged with selling one hundred and
fifty cigars that were not properly
stamped.
LADY MARY FRANCIS, the high-fyer OF
Cumminsyille, is now under S200 bonds
% keep the peace. Her last victim OF
drunken abuse is neighbor named
Aukenbaur, who says he is afraid Of the
kestive lady.
MR.. HENRY KREsZ, last night, opened
his new dancing hail, on Central avenue,
opposite Freeman street. The ceremo-
n1es consisted of an address from Lieut..
6overnor-elect Thomas l.. Young and OF
music and dancing.
A TELEGRAM from New Orleans last
night announced the death Of Alice
Roscoe, who fell victim Of yellow fe-
yer. Miss Roscoe is notorious in this
eiiy as the heroine Of this late Plum
street stabbing affray.
CHRIST. AMMEN, private watchman
kving at 1856 Plum street, is accused by
Mrs. Della Dean, Of Front and John
street, of keeping vicious dog, which
bit her little eighty ear-old boy severely
On the leg. Ammen pays $40 and costs.
ALBERT GARNETT, a prisoner in the
Gountv Iai. rvvr,,,ned ;v,v,,,,.ed to commit sui
sass lie yesterday. BY some means ne on.
snined o knife with which he cut him
bsM in six places, on the left side and
1reast. None of the wounds are fatal.
aarnett is from Aurora, Indiana, and is
waiting trial on TWO charges of grand
lhroeny.
DoNT 90 to Jack OShaughnessy for q
warrant ior anybody unless you are So
her as judge. Richard Peyton, while
under the influence Of bug Juice, called
On Jack for warrant for the arrest Of a
pzrty whom he wanted jerked up, and
be was himself arrested for disorderly
conduct, and paid 30 and costs this
earning.
JACOB AVERY, having no home. be
eMmped out the other night in the old
tnoeoupied knife factory on the Walker
Mill road. Being chilled, he built a fire
On pile Of dirt on the floor and calmly
Laid down to sleep, He was disturbed
rather abruptly by an officer and
parched to the lookup. The Work
days.
AT HoDlneons Opera-nouse ILLS eve
ring the Robinson Light Infantry will
Rfve an entertainment, when ''Roberl
EaCaire" and "Bamboozling" will be
narf0rmed by good cast, which in
eludes several professionals. Members o
Ne Gymnasium will give also an exhibi
slen Of their gymnastic skill. On Satur
6ay two performances will be given, af
f6fnoop and evening, Of the "Ticket-ot
Lave Man" These entertainments b,
2hs soldier boys are gotten up for tn,
rlrpose of equipping themselves witt
afess uniforms, and they deserve sue
cess. Let their friends turn out II
fsosid column" thus enabling the boy
u ssdress up"
MR. WALTER Fl. TARR, OF 252 Wes
Filth, has learned wisdom BY expert
saee. He has recently lost articles from
bis notion store, which, upon the tria
&C the thieves, he failed to identity
He marks them all now. 80 whei
lemss McHugh, broken-down tailor
Who used to work for McArdie, on Vim
street, snatched UP q couple OF .Aur
aefshlrts. worth about dollar
fnrr spotted them rs bis withou
lsaisation. McHugh was arreste
- three charges--petit larceny, carryin
Grasor and resisting officer. for all