The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-27
LOCAL BREVETIES.

b. BcNHERT, OF So Bremen street, has
been robbed Of S153.
REV. EARL CRANsToN has been ap-
pointed pastor Of the Trinity Methodlst
Church.
THE "Mozarts" will have their second
parsy on the night Of December j, at
Mozart Hall.
AN UGLY hole in the street, at the cor
Bsr of Eighth. and Elm, caused num-
ker Of breakd0wns last night.
MR. ARMIN TENNER, of the Geological
Garden, left last night for Bridgeport,
Connecticut, to attend the sale OF Bar
NUNS menagerie.
A SOCIAL was held last evening In st.
Johns p. u. Church, corner of Plum and
Seventh streets, and was attended by
Kbout 400 persons.
! ANDREW EBEN, Jharged with passing
counterfeit money, was sentenced to the
Penitentiary for one year and to pay a
Hne of 500 and costs.
TEE Sovereigns of Industry were ad.
dressed last night by Peter Fl. Clark,
ESQ.,, at Hibernia Hall. About one hun
drsd persons were present.
Rev. M. d. CONWAY, former pastor of
Ehe First Congregational Society of this
city, will preach in the Church of tho
Redeemer, at Sixth and Mound, to-mor-
row morning.
THE Bible Class conducted 80 success-
fully last winter at the rooms OF the Y .
NJ. q. A. is to be revived tomorrow after
noon. MIR. Theodore. Kemper has been
selected as the leader.
A MUSICAL entertainment was given
last evening in Asbury Chapel, NJ. e.
Church, for the benefit of the Sunday
school library. Little Rose Mansfield
Eyersole gave an exhibition of her musi-
cal gifts.
AT special meeting of the Water
works Trustees yesterday, the $3.50, 900
Water-works bonds were sold to Meter
D Co., of New York, at 1O6.14 and inter-
est, or 81, ,051 40 for each 81, 900 bond and
accrued interest.
JUDGES SWING and Emmons, on De-
eember 9th, will take up the equity
docket OF the United States Circuit
Court. Counsel having cases for hear
ing should hand in list Of them to the
clerks as soon as possible.
- - winter time-card OF the Walnut
Hills Street RalnSad is out in bookform
showing the time each Gar leaves the
ear-house on Chapel street, Walnut HIS,
and Fourth and Walnut streets. Eighty
three trips are made each day.
- A JOINT meeting of the Committee on
Parks and The Committee on Law and
Contracts was held yesterday to consid-
'er the p opposed sale of a strip of land at
she south end OF the Burnet Woods Park.
IL vas determined TO visit the premises.
y THE Fire Commissioners held meet
Eng yesterday afternoon, and discharged
Iames r. Maddocks and John Batchel-
der for inoompetency and drunkenness.
It was agreed that the office OF repairer
Of telegraph should be. dispensed with
after the first of January.
l' DR.. LORD delivered the ninth lecture
Of his historical course, at College Hall
tsst night, and, In spite OF the rain and
pSud, hau fine audience. The doctor
has strong hold upon the lecture 60
Ngs, who never fall to turn out when he
e announced as a speaker.
POSTMASTER GUSTAV II. WAHLE and
Tames w. CAT, President OF the Storrs
and Sedamsville Street Railway Com
pany, made an agreement this morning
G Which the. Post-ofice Department il
kranted the privilege Of placing, free ol
charge, letter-boxes on the cars Of the
above company.
hM new w L. mOUiOt Va WV SOhei di
Christian Church, ON Ninth street, will
aehVer a discourse, by special request
tp-mCrrow evening, on the questions
ssWhy were the Disciples called Chris
sians at Antiochf and who are thu
Christians to-dayr
Il SMALL FIRE occurred last night il
the basement of the Carlisle building, il
the boiler-room attached to the works o
buhme Il Co. The fire was soon put on
end the engines departed, when sec
dnd alarm was turned in from the sam
Box. The second fire was also easil
extinguished without any loss.
THE funeral services of John Soards
an old and esteemed citizen, took plac
Yesterday afternoon from the Contra
Christian Church. Major James L
Hufiln, Geo. w. TAFT, Francis Harrison
II. Mullen, A. Francisco and b. Clar
acted as pall-bearers, and escorted tn
remains to Spring Grove Cemetery.
THIS EVENING Rev. J. W. Weakle
will lead the young mems prayer-meel
ing In the Y. M. q. A. hall. AT 4:30
m. tomorrow Theo. Kemper, ESQ. wi
sommence the winter session of tn
Union Bible Glass. and in the evening
Gospel praise-meeting will be held. A
Ere Invited to attend these services.