The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-30
LOCAL BREVITIES.

FIsKE as "John Small" in the ''Two
B1zzards," at the Grand tonight.
THE Subcommittee on Retrenchment
failed in obtaining quorum last night.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN for the last time
nj the next Wednesday matinee at the
Grand.
PRANK FRAYNE, the crack shot OF
modern times, is in our city, stopping
mt the Walnut.
THE Directors of the City Infrmary
bast week delivered 517 loads OF coal to
mdigent parties.
The forty-eighth annual dinner of the
GaledOnian Society will be given at the
Gibson House this evening.
THE old original Letfingwell is with
the Furbish Combination at Woods,
playing 'Jacques Frochard."
THE resignation OF Rev. I. j. Parry,
pastor of the Third Baptist Church, on
Pine street, has been accepted.
THE sale of seats for Tilton's lecture
ut Pixies next Thursday has been very
large. Box sheets still open at Church's
music store.
Ivy LODGE No. 16, X. of p, give their
Sixth Anniversary Entertainment at
their hall, Fourth and Sycamore streets,
this evening.
THERE is lurking suspicion that the
ballot-boxes have been tampered with.
The count of the Commissioners ballots
still progress at the City Buildings.
Mr.. LEWIS L. MILLS yesterday added
1900 to the subscription fund for the
Music Hall; Mr.. John j. Henderson sub
soribed S25, making total of $l01,2-6.
SUBSCRIBERS to the Music Hall Fund
will meet i'll the Cincinnati College Ha |,
ON Walnut street, between Fourth and
Fifth streets, at'eight O'Clock tomorrow
syening, to decide on plan of organiza-
lion.
MRS. J. H. LEGG, residing at 26 Belts
street, left her nome early Yesterday and
has not been heard from since. AS her
mind has been impaired tor some time,
her husband fears that some calamity
has happened her.
The National Camp Meeting Associa-
tiOn has just decided to hold National
Camp Meeting in August next, at Gin
einnati. The camp grounds near Love-
Hand will undoubtedly be the place Sc
leoted for the meeting.
W. A. CoTTER, ESQ, delivers the law
Iecture at the Queen City Commercial
college this (Tuesday) evening at 8
O'clock. A general invitation to the
public is extended with the assurance
or an entertaining and instructive ad-
dress being heard.
A SMALL fire was detected about one
o'clock this morning by Officers Sussman
and Connolly in the second story of Geo.
Meldrum's paint store, No. 20 West
Fourth street. An alarm was turned in
from Box "a, but with the aid OF an ex-
gfnguisher the flames were soon SUBJ
dued. The cause of the fire could not be
aacertained.
Il COMMITTEE of the Relief Union yes
teYday called on the Directors of the
City Infrmary with proposition to
take 10000 bushels of the lntrmary coal
and cart it 10 the poor, inasmuch as the
hmirmary has not money to haul 1t. The
Directors said they had barely enough
coal to meet their own wants.
JOHN HAYES and John Fields, two
eolored men, got into difficulty this
morning about nine O'Clock on the Pub
TIC Landing, and during the atfray Fields
was badly cut with knife in the hands
of Hayes. Officers Knox and BRAZIL ar
rested Hayes and locked h m up In
Hammond-street Station on charge of
cutting with intent to kill.
MR.. HENRY S. BOWEN, one of the pio-
peers OF Hamilton county, died yester-
Day at his residence in Carthage in the
7nth year OF his age. He was one of the
early settlers, having been brought
here by his iather from Maryland when
hut u years OF age. The funeral will
TAKE place on Wednesday at 2 p. NJ.
from the Christian Church in Carthage.
LIZ the Board OF Education last night
the resignation Of Miss Mary b. Wray,
teacher OF drawing, was received. The
Committee on Colored Schools re.
ported In favor of preparing a
fuom in the Brachmann house to accom-
modate the coloYed children of the II and
Ggrades In the Western District. This
was amended by striking out Brachmann
house and inserting, the school-house ON
Third street, near John.
.A1nasenlents.