The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-30
LOCAL BREVITIES.


sleighlng it.
GLENDALE turned ON its gas for the
first time To-day.
THE Library war is not exciting much
interest this year.
SHOULDER your shovel and march to
the tront-pavement.
THE Hebrew Ladies' Sewing Society
meets in the Mound-street Temple every
Thursday afternoon to make garments
for the poor.
THE Mozart Singing Society have filed
their certificate with the Recorder
Charles Bentley, Thomas Morgan and
Clara OHara ace the Trustees.
LITTLE JOHNNY RYAN, whom Mr.. Pet
tlbone accused of pilIering a few arti-
'cies from his store, was dismissed by
Judge Llndemann this morning.
The Cincinnati, Hamilton Il Dayton
Railroad viii, commencing Monday,
January l, run an additional accOmmO-
dation train between this city and Ham
tlton, leaving AT 7:15 z. NJ. and arriving
at 3:40 A. Nj.
The Dayton Short Line Will sell round
trip tickeis to the Columbus Convention,
January s, at greatly reduced rates.
The popularity of this line is well known
to the travelling public who desire speed,
safely and comfort.
The Sth OF January Democratic Cup
rising" will be held in Columbus, not
withstanuing the earnest efforts OF Gin
cinnatians to have it neld here. This
evening meetings will be held in The dill
terent precincts OF the city and country
TO elect delegates TO the convention.
A YOUNG girl employed as domestic at
the ST. Bernard Hotel, corner OF Second
and Race streets, had both hands severe
lY burnt, last evening, While cleaning
pair of kid gloves with gasoline before
gas jet. young man named Collins
went to her rescue and suDdued the
flames.
MOHAWK LODGE, No. 49, l. 0. OF,
at its last meeting elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: George
Meyer, n. g.; Albert Schnell. V. G.; T.
j. Meuan, Rec. Sec; Fred. A. Wright,
Per. Sec; VIM. Walker, Treasurer;
Trustees, VIM. Walker, Il. j. McGowan
and F. A. Wright.
THE tenth anniversary of the partner
ship Of Russell, Morgan q Co., was cele-
brateu last night with Il ball and supper.
at the Bellevue House, where nearly Il
hundred of the firms employees with
their families and friends, enjoyed an
evening OF unalloyed pleasure. "Pick"
Russell was on hand, you bet.
AT regular meeting OF the Eclipse
Lodge, No. 54S, |. .. o. f., the following
officers were elected for The ensuing
term: N. G., q. NJ. Burkhardt; V. G.,
H. w. Stephenson, Jr. Permanent Sec
retary, Jodb Foster; Recording Secre-
taty, w. W. Hlgbee; Treasurer, G. Z.
Stelber; Trustee, II. Kingston, Z. STAN
ley, j. Gibner.
THE State Board of School EXamin-
ers, winch met in the office Of the super
intendent Of Schools, on Thursday
morning, adjourned yesterday after
noon. Eight applicants for life celtit-
cafes were examined. The questions
used in the examination will appear Ill
the forthcoming report OF the State
SchCol Commissioners.
NEXT Tuesday Pat. Conners will be
heard before Squire Riley on charge
of cruelty to amin lls preferred against
him by lhe S. z. q. A., who allege that
Conmers attached a chain to a balky
horse's jaw and then had another horse
pull Oh the chain, and the result was a
broken jaw Tor The poor beast. The
wounded horse had to be killed to put it
put OF its misery.
ELIZABETH SCHMALsTIG has COM
meuced ii suit against Frank j. Coates
TO recover 70 900 damages for breach of
q promise OF marriage, alleging that the
defendant seduced her under the prom
lse Of marriage. These same parties
were before Squire Schwab Thursday
afternoon, as mentioned in the STAR
that day, when Coates was bound oYet
to the Grand Jury on the charge of bas-
tardy.
BURGLARS visited John Ahleps gro.
Gerry, corner of FIndlay street and Nc
Micken avenue, early yesterday morn
Ing, and got away with large amount
of goods. The proprletol's attention
was first called to his loss as he Went TO
examine the cause Of a small fire which
had begun to blaze in box OF dress
patterns, caused by The burglars drop
ping lighted match II is supposed.
JOHN WHITE, a man who some two
years ago Wa, taken before the Grand
Jury on a similar charge, was this morn-
ing bound over to the Court of Common
Pleas, on The charge OF assaulting with
intent to commit rape upon the person
of young girl named Anne Warnken,
who lives at No. 4i9 Sycamore street.
The alleged assault was committed
CHRISTMAS night in the room OF the plain
Till. White lives in the same building.
The following officers have been elect
ed 10 serve Tor the ensuing term, COM
menciug January 8, 1871, of Eureka
Lodge, No. Al, A. D. U. W.: Master
w VI a. IL LAAlShl ~ 4 As' IL NuI .
ry; Oyerseer, 2. Cohen; Recorder, u.
Nj. Davis; Flnancier, f.. a. Draper; Re-
corder, j. Ii. Garrison; Guide, A. Worm-
ser; Inside Watchman, Jos. kiiey; Gu E
side Watchmam, Fred. Beck; Trustees,
Jos. l.. Smith, r. Ii. Smith, j. 7. Mel.
son; Representative to Grand Lodge, 7.
Nj. W. 5. }. johnson.
AT a regular meeting of w. g. No. Z
P. y. 5. OF a., held last evening, the TO-.
lowing officers nave been elected Tor the
ensuing term: Past President, Gomez
W. Ellis; President, Ii. B. Hendley
Vice President, a. G. wilson; NJ. oil f
aud O., J. B. Kelley; Recording secrc
tary, W. G: A. Moore; Treasurer, W. e
Hawke; Financial Secretary, f. e
Morris; Conductor, j. d. Starr; [. g..
W. s. Keeler; 0. g., E. F. Layman
Trustees-J, Pickering, G. H. Morris
and g. w. Ellis. CLERK, H. B. Hendley
Announcements.
The Cuvier Club will hold its thirt
annual New Years Reception at No. ~
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