The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-20
Probably clear the ness "a hours.
LOCAL BREVITIES.


SKNAToR MORTON is stopping at the
Grand Hotel.
Mrs. MARGARET A. LOWRY preached
twice at the Grand opera-h0use yester-
day. s
THE Baltimore and Ohio railroad is
Eunning regularly an oyster express
train (Adams). laHa',
ANOTHER lot of rare animals for the
BIOLOGICAL Garden will arrive per
Rteamer this week. ta rfa N
THR Kentucky Commissioners of the
Chicago u South Atlantic railroad meet
ct the Grand Hotel tomorrow.
HON. CARL SCHURz is to speak in this
city on Monday eveeing, September 9th,
on the financial issues Of the campaign.
WORK has been commenced on the Gin
cinnati q Westwood Narrow Gauge rail-
foSd. 1t is expected that the road will
be completed by January 1st.
DEPUTY RECORDER ALBERT WILLIAM.
BON has recovered from his recent se-
we're illness, and is again attending to
the business of his office.
ANDREW STRONG, ESQ.,, the genial and
welkknown young barkeeper, OF this
city. has left for the suburbs, where he
VII remain, attending to the business of
Alderman Brauneis, on the Carthage
pike, assisted by Mr.. Chas. Hermann.
THE Gas Company last evening dis.
pioyed an illuminated view Of the Expo
Atti0n buildings. 1t Is composed of about
1900 gas jets of various sizes and is six
feet high and ten feet long. Over it is
I'm large letters, seth Cincinnati Indus
t1ia, Exposition" II.
MARY ANN MALEY and Annie Hag-
arty were arrested yesterday for roping
q man into Their den on Sycamore street
near Third, and robbing him of six dol
lars. In the Police Court this morning
Mary was convicted and sentenced to
tha WOrk-house tar thirty days and
6ned $50. Annie was dismissed.
The marriage of Mr.. Fred. VIM. Lud-
wig, OF Newport, to Mrs. Mary Zeigler.
President of the st. Monica's Ladies'
bociety, Of this city, is announced to
take place ct St. Ludwig's Catholic
Church, on Walnut and Seventh streets.
tomorrow. The ceremonies will be con-
hucted by Rev. Father Windthorst.
THOMAS BURNS, young lad, on Sat.
urday night, snatched a money box.
b0ntainlng 81 30, from the fruit stand of
Mrs. Rawsette, corner of Fifth and
Main streets. He plead guilty to the
Hharge, in the Police Court this morning,
bat, desiring some testimony to show
his former good character, had his case
sentinued till tomorrow morning.
REV. EARL CRANsToN yesterday en-.
1red upon his labors as pastor of Trinity
n. II. Church. The congregation was
rery large, and the sermons Of both af- |
lernoon and evening powerful and at |
Bractive. Mr.. CranstoRs popularity as
Espeaker and worker had preceded his |
advent here, and 1t only needed yeste1- |
9ay's sermons to convince his congrega- |
don that he was well worthy OF the /
awards thus bestowed upon him. A |
highly successful future may be readily
predicted d for him in Cincinnati,
THE Licking River Amateur ScuIers
pn Saturday drew large crowd to wit.
hess the race. The following were the
Eontestants: Joseph e. Franklin, VIM.
Steinheiln, Koss Hauser and Henry Bau-
aann. Franklin took the lead, followed
ky Steinheim. Hauser was third and
Haumann last, who gave up the race be-
fare he had gone over the course,
Franklin won in 1906: The Cincinnati
Junior Boating Club did the fine thing
IN rowing the reporters over the course
IN their handsome boat, "Centennial."
The Cincinnati Division, No. 2, Sons
af Temperance, have elected the follow
Ing officers Tor the ensuing term: Richard
Hfngson, W. p; Miss Jennie wainwright,
VI. A.; Miss Mary Farley, L. L.; j. H.
KeithlY, r. s.; Miss Fannie Farley, A.
RS; N. y. bennett, +. s.; DR.. A. Berry.
Treasurer; Charles R. Tilghman, Con-;
Ars. Annie NJ. Hingson, A. Con-; Geo.
VIM. Bailey, /. s.; Thos. b. Robertson.
q. s.; Miss Ida 1ilghman, l.. p; Miss
Alice A. Day, L. f.; Charles Graham.
ham, Chap; Willis q. Hall, P. W.P.
A DELEGATION from this city started
for Indianapolis this morning to attend
the annual session of the Right Worthy
Grand Lodge, |. .. o. F., OF The U.S., at
that place. The representatives from
Ohio are, from the Grand Lodge, John
u. Bell and John w. Garter, of Oincin.
hatii and from the Grand Encampment.
w. X. Hazlett, oil GAINESVILLE, anu r. B.
Innes, of Cincinnati. The grand parade
pf the Order takes place next Wednes.l
day, and Cincinnati will send a large /,
excursion party who will leave here at
nix O'Clock on that day.
THE following prisoners were arraigp-
I'd in the Criminal Court this morninp: /,
Qhas. Denham, indicted for embezz,inr
900 from VIM. Glenny & Co., pleaded | t
not guilty; Lewis Battles entered plea
pf mot guilty to cutting one John Ed II
yFar ds; Thomas johnson, jr., Jos. Roth.
henry Williams and A. A. Eister. Joint.
u indicted for stealing property valued
It $160 from John Morgan, each entered a
Plea of not guilty; Mrs. A. Metz, charged
With keeping brothel on Main street,
rear Seventh, pleaded guilty, and had
YER case continued until next Monday, Z
u the mean time she was ordered to va :
'ate the premises. Ii