The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-16
LOCAL BREYITIES.

THE Liberty-street sewer has caved In
at its intersection with Baymiller street.
REVIVAL services are now being held
nightly in Christie Chapel, Court street.
THERE is a dangerous landslide on
the Little Miami railroad near Lawrence
Station.
CHAMBERS, STEVENS & co. will soon
Iemove their place of business to the
B. w. cor. OF Fourth and Race.
JOHN GALLAGHER, a stranger from
Rittsl Drg, was taken to the Cincinnati
hospital. His lower limbs are para
fyzed.
A VERY pleasant social gathering and
surprise party was given last evening at
the residence. OF MIR. VIM. Noble, on
East Front street.
RICHARD GoLDENBERG's cigar store,
Eo. Fifteenth street, was burglarized
last night. A box Of cigars aud some
Sewelry was taken. No arrest.
PROF. DANIEL VAUGHAN delivers a
scientific lecture this evening at Dental
Hall, College street. Subject: zine
Sources of Power Accessible to Man."
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS W ere added
hy subscription to the Music Hall Fund
yesterday. Subscriptions to the fund
fhay be made with julius f. Blackburn,
Eecretary of the Committee, at the
xooms of the Board of Trade.
JUDGE AVERY has qualified the fol-
lowing named gentlemen as deputies in
the County Auditors office: U. y. Van
Eyne, VIM. s. Cappellar, James NJ. Wat
ters, Henry j. King, Joan Eberling, Jo-
seph L. White and L. l.. Brasher.
MR.. ALFRED JOEL, Strakosch's agent,
has received a telegram announcing the
fitness OF Mile. Titiens, and an order to.
Withdraw all announcements tor her ap
pearance until further notice. She was
10 have appeared here next Monday.
MR.. b. MILLER, of No. 6S3 Central ave-
nue, wants to know who owns certain
barrel of coal oil, that a suspicious-look.
ing character had possession of and was
rolling along by his place until scared
oil by the appearance Of Mr.. Miller on
the scene.
Ara special meeting Of the Board of
Health, yesterday afternoon, bills to tue
Amount Of $3.50 were presented and or
dered paid. The Health Officer was en-
lowered to purchase, from week to
week, such supply OF vaccine virus as
Ss may be req uired.
THE following named gentleman have
been appointed as q Committee on Sub
scripti0ns to raise the necessary funds
for display at the Centennial by the
boot, shoe and leather dealers OF this
city: Richard Woolley, Louis Baliauf,
Julius Lang, W. r. Phipps, W. 5. Thorne
and Frank Alter.
THE students of the Hebrew Union
College have formed a collegiate society
hinder the name Of A. b. l. Its object is
the perpetual union OF all Hebrew STU
dents and the cultivation of literature,
music, composition, etc. They meet
each Sunday afternoon. The. officers
&xe: Joseph Skopt, President; Charles
Elk, Secretary; Israel Aaron, Censor
aud Librarian; Edward Heinsheimer,
Editor.
TIRE Episcopal Eyangelization So
ciety holds its anniversary in this city,
beginning with services in st. PauPs
Church, on Fourth street, this evening.
A. sermon is to be delivered by Rev. L.
b. Yocum, followed by an address by
Right Rev. Bishop Jaggar. The serv-
Ices are continued in Christ Church
wednesday morning, and in st. Johns
Church, corner of Plum ana seventh
streets, Wednesday morning.
III. d. HANOVER, ESQ, formerly
prominent member of the Cincinnati
Bar, and atterward managing proprietor
OIL bno OTAh, mas LdhSA up ulS i0SiucHCo
In New York City, and resumed the
practice OF law with Henry Parsons,
Esq, at lit Nassau street. MIR. Parsons
has for years been successful prac-
Sitioner in New York, where he enjoys
m enviable reputation. We hereby con-
Rratulate him on his good fortune in be-
ing associated with gentleman of such
ability as M. d. Hanover.
Ara meeting of the Work-house Direc-
Tors, yesterday, on motion OF Mr..
Luns0n, the Superintendent was en-
powered to furnish the contractors with
such men, as they need and at the same
prices as under the present contract. A
Committee consisting OF Messrs. Paxton
And Neaye was appointed to prepare a
bill to be presented to the next Legisla-
fure providing for a change in the State
law by which the Work-louse shall re-
Geiye pay for keeping prisoners who
come from places outside Of Cincinnati
PETER KLINE, the tramp who made
lhe murderous assault on the old widow
lady, Mrs. Finney, in Delhi township,
On Thursday last, was taken to Delhi
yesterday morning by the arresting off,
DER and from there to the residence ol
Mrs. Finney, and, when confronted by
her, was fully identified as the person
who committed the crime, after which
he had hearing in the Police Court, land
1frs. Finney being unable to appear, mis-
case was continueduntil Saturday next
snd Kline was committed In default o.
900 TO the County Jail.
UnfOn Bethel Charity.
qho Christian naonla pnoaped in thu