The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-13
LARGEST CIRCULATION In THE CITY.
LOCAL BRETITIES.


THE Yale Club holds it's annual meet
ing at the Grand tonight.
THE Shakespeare Club reads "Married
Life" at Melodeon Lall, tonight.
THE strangers and inquiry meeting
will be held in the Y. M. U. A. Hall to-
night.
GOVERNOR ALLEN is to entertain the
Pioneers at his home in Chillicothe next
month.
The marriage Of Miss Kate Hall and
Mr.. J. b. Hart is announced for Tuesday,
Nth inst.
GEN. VIM. HOWARD and wife, of Bata-
via, passed through the city yesterday,
en- route for California.
Mr.. M. D. FLANAGAN, former editor of
the kenton, Ohio, Democrat, is in the
city, guest OF DR.. Maley.
SNEAK THIEVES carried of $25 worth of
clothing from a residence at the corner
OF Gest and Baymiller streets, yesterday.
Gov. ALLEN left for his farm at Fruit
Hill this morning. He will attend the
Musical Festival In this city next
month.
The Knights of Pythias will 60 to
Cleveland SIX hundred strong on the 25th
to attend the meeting of the Grand Lodge
al that place.
MIR. KNAPP lost his bet on the walk up
Elm street, from Front TO Liberty, and
back, last night, making it in u minutes
instead Of ~.
MR.. CHAs. DANENHoUER, formerly of
this city, but more recently OF Washing
ton, returned to-day, and will take up
his residence here.
THE Street Railway Company has tel
had tn lnh;
ears to take the place of those burned in
the fire OF yesterday morning.
A SMALL fire created small sensation
at RotHs smoke-house, on Oliver street,
last night, but was promptly eXtinguished
without calling out the engines.
"A New YORK COMPANY has an agent
in this city VINO buys, smokes, ana ships
10 New York about 80, 0O0 pounds of beef
per week ior consumption in that city. q,
The grand rehearsal of the May Fes-
tiyal organization at Exposition Hall
last evening, was attended by large
number Of season ticket holders, and was
complete success.
JOHN BURKE was arraigned in the Po-
lice Court ms morning lor having stolen
on the 81 of this month gold watch
worth $4o from Peter Berger. He Wtll
have hearing Tomorrow on the charge
OF grand larceny.
THOMAS WELSH was arrested yester-
day on charge OF stealing a pair of
lady's CATERS, worth 81, from z. G. Filz-
gerald. His case this morning in the
Police Court was continued till to-mOr-
row.
The infant female child of Mr.. II.
Wehrman, who resides at No. 81 Budd
street, was seriously scalded last night,
by accidentally failing into kettle OF
boiling water. Its recovery is very
doubtful.
JOHN HENDLEY & Co., pawnbrokers
at Cumberland, Nd, offer reward of
$500 l0r the arrest of a man named Jas
Z. Mitchell, who is charged with carry
ing away large sum OF money. A de-
scriptlon OF the man is left at the Super
intendenps office.
j. FIEDELDEY, yesterday, on Fourth |
and Main streets, objected TO driving out |
OF the car track and delayed a number |
OF cars. For his oDstinacy he was taken |
in, but failed to make his appearance in |
the Police Court this morning, and for |
feitea his bail of $40.
REV. DAVID II. MOORE, pastor of |
Trinity Nj. K. Church, has been offered
the position of President of the Wesleyan
Female College in this city, to succeed
Rev. l.. II. Bugbee, who retires at the
close of the present year. Mr.. Moore
holds his decision in allegiance.
THE DiMurska Opera Company gives a
second Concert at the Grand Opera
house on Sunday evening next. The
company is the same, with one or TWO
exceptions, that was here last winter.
The changes are Sig. Giammona, butfo
baritone and flute soloIst, in place of
Sig. Ferranti, and new accompanist.
THE fire which attracted attention
toward the western part of the city last
night proved to be the burning of an old
worthless log house on the line of the
Southern railroad, in Ludlow. 1t is sup
posed to have been burned as the cheap
est method of getting it out of the way.
IN the meeting of the expiring Board
OF Education last night, Miss Tillie Lam
bert was appointed teacher in the Sev-
enth District; Mrs. G. Wilson, Fifteenth
District; Augusta Hermer, Tenth Dis
District; Ella Stickney, Twenty sixth
District.
JACOB RoDEHAUs, butcher, was ar
resled on the charge of cruelty to ami.
mails, in confning some weak sheep with
ropes to the bed OF his wagon. In the |
Police Court this morning he was nned |
80 and costs.
CoRRYvILLE is looming into promi- |
nence as ''vag" station. Night before |
last Lieutenant Cody and a squad of DO |
: Hcemen bore down upon an old frame |
building situated near the Geological |
Gardens and captured eleven men who |
had been occupying it for several nights |
previous. No charges were placed |
against them, however, and they were |
dismissed in the morning ON promise |
OF leaving the hill.
PHILIP GENTsCH, residing at SM Cen |
tral avenue, who has wife and two |
children, left his house ON Saturday |
morning at $3.50 CLOCK, and was seen on |
the corner oil York and Linn at 1890
o'clock. He is man over six feet high. |
with dark-brown hair, moustache and |
was very thin and sickly looking, and |
was insane. He is supposed to be the |
man who jumped off the bridge and
whose body has not yet been recovered.
CHARLES HENRY, colored man, work
ing on the Chas. Bodmann, broke open
caddy of tobacco, worth $50, on the Fleet
wood yesterday, and extracted thirteen
plugs, selling them for ten cents piece.
Oficer Fortman hauled him up and took
him to Hotel de Hammond. This MORN
ing he was convicted in the Police Court