The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.

{ LOCAL BREVITIES.
THK music at Wielerts Pavilion last even
nc was enjoyed by dense crowds.
Rev DR. R. NJ. HATFIELD, Of n. ,,.ae,rb;a.
kseacnes g. the Wa,"''. -. - 4 nl rSnroh =,
-. A. M.
Coz. A. JONES has gone East to make ar
Enngements with some Of the Eastern compa-
hkes to furnish cars for Route No. 10.
RH0y. sEIDENsMcKER's Band discoursed
Veantiful music throughout the evening to the
tEoWds that frequented the Atlantic last nlght.
PRoP, ANDREW j. JOHNSON, Chief President
4 the washington Total Abstinence Society,
q New Orleans, conducts temperance meet
ipG at the Y. NJ. G. A. Tonight.
A ArEErINa Of the.Christian Workers will be
held at 4:80 tomorrow afternoon, and the
Gospel and Inquiry meetings take place atT;45
p. Ii, Subject: "fhe two paths
ssEnAN named Lewis fell down stc:rway On
Canal, near Walnut ss..rrcu, last evening, and
Was very painrully injured. He was taken to
hts home On Third Sad Elm streets.
TIE members of the Newsboy's Uuion will
meet tomorrow, p. M, at Robinson Opera
fsuse, to make arrangements for @ participat-
Ing In the opening day OF the Exposition.
THE Hon. Josiah Keck is happy. The cause
q this hilarity is Briggs Cunningham keck.
% lne q boy as was ever presented to happy
fAther. Briggs Cunningham put in his appear
ance yesterday,
UNION SERVICES Of the Poplar-street and
Eth Presbyterian Churches, Church OF the
Cross, and Findlay and York-street M. h;
Churches, take place at the above frst-named
church tomorrow night.
THE Y. M. G. A. conduct the first Of a series
afreligious meetings on Prices Hill to-mor-
poWat4 O'Clock. Good vocal and instrumental
music, furnished by the Barracks Band, has
been provided.
THE voting place Of the Second precinct, Sew
sutoenth ward has been changed from the
Scuth side Of Seventh street, between Mound
and Gutter, to the southeast corner Of Barr and
(Mtt0r streets.
Wn MERK, editor Of the volksfreund, failed
tp make an appearance in the Police Court
fhis morning against Nat. Homer, who shot at
linn on Longw0rth street. Homer was dis
missed on payment OF the costs.
TIE Councilmen and Aldermen who had the
contract for refurnishing and reftting the d IT,
&rent offices in the City Buildings, have sus-
rended work, owing to lack OF money. They
Seuuire an additional sum OF 81 800.
THE free concerts at the Lookout House are
Arawing large audiences nightly. The ose-
Srated Hessian Band and Prof. Weiffenbach,
NE wonderful drummer, are among the great
est novelties Of the season. Tree perform
ance Is given Tonight.
Mr. ALLISON CLARK, former Cincinnatian
and well-known to the wholesale dry goods
men Of Pearl street twenty wears ago. died In
Ban Francisco on the 10th. For the last fifteen
years ne mas peen INC casnieT VI Vho Dan f"n
Aisc0 Bulletin
TIE Woman's Christian Temperance Union
md all friends OF tempe ance are requested TO
npeot in the First Baptist Church on Court
street near Mound this afternoon at O'Clock.
The matter Of establishing Temperance Inn
IN this city will be considered.
THOMAS STREIF yesterday brought suit in the
Superior Court against the Cincinnati Gas
Company, to recover $1,000 damages he sus-
tsined by the explosion OF gas main, tnat
6lIed q cistern, on Main near Second street,
krom which he was attempting to draw water
It the time Of the explosion.
THE residence OF Mr.. w. 2. Kurtz, corner Of
Rilbert avenue and Nassau street, was entered
sst night through second-story window, aud
topbed Of pair Of pants containing wy, sil-
Ser watch, and a draft on New York for $sS5
The draft was issued by the Lafayette Bank OF
khis city. No arrests as yet, but description
q the burglar has been left at the police mead
kuarters.
ALLEN JOHNSTON, the colored man who, on
ne 18th inst, cleaned out the Bethel and
Knocked down several men with dray pm, oa
tyeamore, was arraigned In the Police Court,
iais morning, on charge OF assanltlng young
Id named Dennis O'Neil, with intent to kill.
Ghe above charge was changed to that Of as
knult and battery, and Johnston was sent 10 the
Work house for Six months and fined siOO.
THREE gangs Of men, numbering hfty, are at at
hnly three-foot gauge, and will run from
boint In CumminsvilIe. where 1t Will connect
With the other railroads, cross Groesbeck av-
Snue at the junction of Linden avenue, passing
even the Bowler, Collins, PeDdleton, La Boy
tezpx and Howard lands, to Linden avenue,
College Hill, near the Presbyterian Church.
Mn. ISAAC RUNYAN and wife, residing one
uile north Of Sharonville, in this county, gave
Afamily reunion on the 25th. Forty members
were present. among whom were eleven grand
children, and four cat-grandchildren. hf'
Isaac Runyan emIgrated to this county seven
ty-four years ago. His age Is eighty three.
Mrs. Runyan has been resident OF TINS coun-
~ seventy years. Her age is seventy -elght
pears. They have been married sixty-two
Years.
TIE Inauguration services Of the Y. M. G. A.
n Price's Hill will take place at 4 O'CLOCK r
iacks Band will furnish the instrumental mu-
hc, under the direction OF Captain Horne.
&here will also be frsu-cass vocal music, and
Sbort addresses from well and fayorably known
kymen to add to the interest Of this occasion.
&hese meetings will be continued from sab
hsfh to Sabbath, and we have no doubt that
sRccess will attend them.
MKssRs. WIN. MADDUx and j. G. Barnes, who
Bere at work on the Southern railroad, about
lfteen miles below Somerset, KY, report that
tnarchy is reigning at that place. Continual
tghts that have resulted frequently in down.
60ht murder are, it ia said, In progress between
be white and colored laborers. Last Monday,
RE negroes working on Cumming contract,
Ensy report murdered two white men and es-
pGped North. Such is the state OF affairs that
be recently elected Sheriff OF Pulaski county
RilL mot enter upon his office, because OF the
knp0ssibIlity Of executing warrants.
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