The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-22
LOCAL BREVIrIES. :

LOCAL BRETITIES.
No Police Court to-day.
FARNEY has gone to New York.
No session of the County Courts to-
day.
MR.. ARMIN TENNER left for Europe
to-day.
HENRIETTA BETHKER, of 102 Abigail
street, is missing.
MAYOR BUaHER, of Clifton, has re-
turned from Washington.
MAJOR N. II. MCLEAN left for Wash
Ington Saturday evening.
SQUIRE JOSEPH is able to be about
again, aller his long illness.
THE morning train on the Whitewater
Valley road has been withdrawn.
MEETING of the Temperance Fair Com
mittees at Y. NJ. G. A. Hall tomorrow
at p. Nj.
GEORGE RoAF was arrested last night
for attempting to use butcher kniie on
an officer.
THE Celtic Association gives grand
banquet March l7th, on the night Of ST.
PatrIcks day.
MISSION services are to be held in
Christ (Episcopai) Church on Sunday
next at 7. M.
THOMAS WRIGHT, so seriously injured
by iall on pruning knife, on Walnut
Hills, is recovering.
THE Thalia Dramatic Association,
gives grand literary entertainment the
first Friday in March.
The Camp Washington folks want to
know why Hopple street is not inn
proved. We give it up.
AN employe in the Methodist Book
Concern printing rooms had his loot
crushed in press on Saturday.
Ex.CoUNTY TREASURER, John Gerke,
is reported lying very low this morning
at his residence in StOrrs Township.
THE Lane Seminary Literary Society
gives an entertainment at the Seminary
this evening, commemorative OF the day.
MARTIN ROBINSON was arrested yes
terday on suspicion Of having stolen a
large flag which he had in his posses
sion.
ssSADIE DARLING" new song and cho-
rus just published by +. W. Welmick; !;
dedicated to Sadie A. Lilley, Cincin-
natl.
MRS. ELIZABETH HOPKINS, of No. II
Race street, lell out OF bed on Saturday
night, receiving compound fracture Of
the ankle.
THE little three-year old son of our
well-known Street Commissioner, Mich
ael COrbett, died about a quarter to one
O'Clock this morning.
A LARGE number of the Patriotic Order
of sons Of America lett the city to-day
for Hamilton, where celebration of the
nay is being held by the Order,
SENATORS A. T. Boone aud John A.
Bowman. and Representative Louis
Ramsey, of the indianapolis Legisla-
ture, we're in the city yesterday.
STEVENS bookstore will be closed this
afternoon. "The day we celebrate" you
know. Employees appreciate this con-
sideration on the part of their house.
THERE is now standing on Mill street,
lust above Front, large brick house, the
painting on which was done by Mayor
Johnston when he was young working
man.
A YOUNG MAN named Garrett was con-
Edenced out of 500 at the Gibson House
recently by man named Hill, who sold
aim bogus position i'll st. Louis hat
store.
CHARLES HAYNES was arrested and
locked up in Ninlh-street Station yester-
day for stealing pair of gold-rlmmed
fSe-BldS6S0 llOll ul uuhCb man AL Il ou-
loon.
Mrs. KATE WEsTENpoRF, the ell ocu-
ZIONIST, has been presented with an ele-
gantly bound copy OF Webster's Una
Dridged Dictionary by her pupils III the
night school.
"WHAT shall we do with Christ?n was
the subject of Rev. Mr.. Eyerest's dis.
course at the Central Christian CHURCH
last night. A very large audience was
IN attendance.
A PETITION for the pardon of Henry
Horstensmeyer, sentenced to three years
III the penitentiary for shooting man in
his orchard, at Lockland, Is beng circu-
lated for names.
The Arion Musical Society has elected
the following officers: President. Ed
l.. Anderson; Vice President, III. G..
Young; Treasurer, John Findlay; Secre-
tary, VIM. ID. Boyer.
OFFICERS McGarr and Whalen arrested
Hugh Gallagher and Henry BetscOurt on
Saturday night for stealing fish from a
barrel in front Of Orr's fish and game
depot, ON Sixth street, between yne and
Race.
THE Friends Of Inquiry inquired about
secret societies again, Saturday night,
aud at next meeting will investigate the
nome HdUaHGHl6uI u CulIuTeu. anu pro-
nounce upon its qualities as usually
practiced.
JAMES O'CONNOR was arrested yester-
day lor fast driving and Tor doing the
driving with hack which didn't belong
90 him. James is at Bremen. street Sta
ton and the hack and team at a livery
h.aDle near by.
BILLY CARROLL and Tom Finn tried
TO lind out yesterday who was the better
man, physically, but hadn't settled it
when the police interfered and locked
them up in Ninth-street Station for fight
ing on the street.
The Old Volunteer Firemen's Life AS
sociation banquet tonight promises to
bea success. Large numbers of tickets
have been sold, and mighty interesting
occasion is expected. The banquet will
be given at the Gift Engine-house.
ISAAC FISH, butcher on the corner of
Seventh anu John streets, was picked
up drunk on Bank street, last night,
with his face cut from the mouth to the
right ear. He was too drunk to remem-
ber who did it, or where OF when it was
done.