The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-30
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REDS IA, Stars 8, yesterday.
FULTON is to have new Presbyteri an
church.
RUFER was taken to the Penltentiary
yesterday.
DIR. LORD lectures on sTsaiah" at the
Ninth street Baptist Church tomorrow
&yeNng.
TRAT $4,000 Water-works bond ordi
nance passed the Board of Counctlmen
yesterday.
TIE storm last night was much more
severe in the West End than in the east
ern part OF the city.
SoHNEIDER & STEGEMAN's tailor shop,
ON Harrison avenue, Was burglarlzed
yesterday of $400 worth of cloth.
THE Vine-street Congregational Church
choir will tomorrow be assisted by a
portion of the Cincinnati Orchestra.
DRNNIs TooMLY'sleg was broken by a
fall yesterday. Dennis works for Proc
ter 4 Gamble and lives at S46 Central
avenue.
SIXTY persons are to be received into
the Church by DR.. Payne, the pastor OF
Ht. Paups NJ. Z. Church, tomorrow
morning.
COMMENCING Monday, November 1st,
the Police Court will convene at hall
past eight O'Clock, a half hour later than
3ermerly.
Rev. DIR. MORGAN, rector of St. Johns
Episcopal Church, begins on tomorrow
evening series of lectures ON "Evl-
dances of Christianity"
A MEETING is to be held at Y. M. 9. A.
Hall Monday evening to adopt plans and
&ppoint committees for a grand Centen-
nial religious celebration.
JUDGE LINDEMAN has been on the
hench in the Police Court just six
months. In that time he has heard and
disposed of six thousand cases.
REMRMBER the "house warming" at
The rooms of the Young Ladies' Branch
Of the Y. M. G. A., corner 9,h and Vine
streets, this afternoon and evening.
TIE Zoos railroad ordinance passed
the Board of Councilmen yesterday. 1t
authorizes the extension of the Clifton
and Inclined Plane railroad to the north
line Of the Zoo Zoo.
THE Cincinnati Literary Club met last
evening in its new rooms, 235 West Fifth
street. Among the features of the occa-
Ri0n were banquet and a historical
sketch by the Club.
DIR. LORDS lecture on ''Paula and Je-
rome" yesterday afternoon was well
attended and carefully listened to. The
lectures are remarkable alike for their
Research, arrangement and delivery.
JOSEPH GIBSON, arrested last night for
stealing a pair of boots valued ut $3.50
from the store of Louis Brown, 73 East
Resrl street, was sent to the Work.
house for 80 days and will pay fine
Of $50.
JAMES CRAWFORD, colored, who cut
his girl, Julia Waters, in the side with
nn-knife, at a ball in the old Infirmary
Ha on 0m nna stree1 ove2 at slSes t keen ths ths
snofntng, was Dos. 10 IuIio Hiahin,r vn
Ssace III the sum Of sls9, 'uiia wishing
Eot TO prosecute him.
JOHN DARLINGTON and F. A. Atntnons,
who were held in custody upon an order
hf the Governor, issued IN pursuance oil
n.requisition from the Governor OF North
Uaroiina, were before Judge Cox yester-
Hay and discharged on account OF the
issaficiency Of the requisition.
JAS. BROWN, who has been under ar
Fest some time on the charges of house
breaking, petit and grand larceny, in the
Police Court this morning. through his
counsel, Il. @. Campbell, Esq., waived
Court Of Common Pleas in the sum oil
Ee
THE Councilmen yesterday appropri-
sted 81 l50 from the General Fund to
nay for the ground condemned for ex-
Esnding Peete street to Vine; $4,000 to
enmplete the sewer In COllard street,
6om Third street to Front, and $9,3O2 to
bay assessments on Court street, from
harriet to Mclean avenue.
THE School of Design of the Mechan-
xcys Institute received 125 pupils last
evening. The teachers OF the various
departments are: Mechanical Depart
r6ent, Ernest Lietze and George Wad:
man: Architectural Department, Edwin
u. Proctor and George +. Humphreys;
Artistic Department. Arthur Forbrlgel
and Anton Wahler.
STREET. improvements on the folio W.
ing have been ordered by the Board o.
Counoilmen: Greenwood street, from
Gexthage pike to Bishop street; Law
xenoe street. from Pearl to Third; East
a1fey, from Mulberry street to Evans al
1ey; Sarah alley, from Harriet street te
Dalton avenue; Flint street, from Den
man to Dalton avenue; Harriet
street, from Clark to Hopkins
streets; Shaw alley, from CLARK
d BIackford; Harvey alley, from Nc
xean avenue to Turner alley; Church
msenue, from Montgomery road to 6S(
1net eaat; Walnut street, from Auburn
avenue 10 Prospect street; Cinnamo 7
street, from Madisonville road to Mul
berry street; Chestnut street Walnut
HilIs), from Montgomery road TO Mul
FERRY street; Brooks alley, from Parl
street to its eastern terminus; Charlotte
street, from Linn 70 Baymiller.