The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-18
LOCAL BREVITIES.

ing, has been dismissed.
The annual election of the Young
Mems Bible Society takes place to.mor-
row evening in the society rooms on Elm
street.
THE "Mozart Amateur Orchestra"
have taken the Lytle Greys' Hall, on
Sixth street between Vine and Race, for
rehearsals.
The Twenty-first Ward Tilden and
Hendricks Club will meet at the Hall,
west end of Eighth street, this evening
at 1880 O'Clock.
The Republican County Committee
met in executive session at 1880 o'clock
this morning, at their headquarters in
Hopkins Hall.
THE soldiers and sailors will meet
Friday night, in Hopkins Hall, for or
ganiZation. Speeches will be delivered
by DR.. Carrick and Gen. Joe Geiger.
WORK on the cut and tunnel near
Limekiln Hollow, at Grown street, on
the line OF the Miami Valley Narrow
Gauge Railroad, is being pushed vigor-
ouslY forward.
OFFICER WOODWARD this morning ar
rested an old timer, named Anthony
McGurn, In Bucktown, and locked him
up at HammOnds street Station on u
charge OF lettering.
THE Eleventh Ward r ypublicans hold
meeting at their Wi2wam tomorrow
evening. Colonel Moulton, Hon. III. A =.
Morrill, and L. Goldsmith, Esq, will
address the meeting.
MRS. r. p. WENTWORTH, President OF
the Ladies' Bethel Aid Society, will well
come all ladies at the Bethel who desire
to join in the good work OF cutting and
making garments tor destitute children.
THE ladies connected with the Ladies'
Bethel Aid Society began their meetings
tor the season this morning at o'clock,
in their rooms at the Bethel, on Front
street, between Sycamore and Broad
way.
MAGDALENA WoRsTEIN, a little girl IA
months old, whose parents reside at No.
440 Sycamore street, died suddenly this
morning. An inquest was held and a
verdict rendered vi death from conVul-
Sions.
THE officers OF the Hammond-street
District have orders to bring in all
known or suspected thieves, or those
who have ever been convicted of lar
ceny. Lieut.. Smith has donned his war
paint.
The marriage of Miss Sallie Hawley.
daughter of Mr.. J. X. Hawley, of this
city, the well-knoWn news dealer, and
Mr.. George Youtsey, OF Newport, will
take place tomorrow evening in Gov
ington.
A MAN named King, who halls from
MEANWHILE, was yesterday bound over
to the Grand Jury by Squire Keiser, Of
Camp Dennison, OH three charges of at
tempting to commit rape. His bail was
fixed al $500.
The resolution as to the location OF
the cincinnati Southern Railroad Depot
will be next in order for discussion by
the public, at the next meeting of the
Joint Committees, to be held in few
days at the rooms OF the Board Of Trans
portation.
THE election of officers OF the Cincin.
natl Chapter American Institute of
Architects, held yesterday evening. re-
suited as follows: President, A. q. Nash:
Vice President, james W. Mclaughlin.
Secretary, Charles Crapsey; Treasurer,
Henry Bevis.
"PoLICE officers who understand their
business need never ask reporters to
give them a puff for "a simple performance
bf duty."-[ y commercial. That being the
case, then, there is at least one officer on
the force that knows no more about his
business than hog does Of the inside OF
watch.
T. E. DANIELS, j. w. Cowdery, r. n.
Sellew, D. NJ. Smith and S. l.. HAYDEN
have associated themselves together
and organized the Daniels Hydraulic
Marble Casket Company. The object OF
Lhe company is the manufacture of
burial cases, caskets, collins and vaults,
The capital stock is 100000, divided
into 500 shares.
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Mrs. Lawrence Blazing, in Fulton, and
said that Mr.. Blazing was arrested and
desired $50 sent by the stranger as bail,
1t was an attempted swtndle. He didn't
get the money, but he got away right
lively when the lady's temper began
blazing. Ten to one the "fraudn is a
patron OF the "Blazing Stump"
JOHN BOWLING appeared in the Po-
lice Court this morning to answer the
charge Of cutting with intent to kill
young Kelly the other night, but upon
representations of DR.. o. E. Davis. that
Ihe mans condition took an uufayorable
turn last night, the case was again laid
over until NEXT Tuesday, no bail being
taken.
MICHAEL WEBER, of No. 10 Peete
street, died on the night Of the 10Th from
inflammation of the brain. Deceased
Mitchell d Ramme sDerg Furniture Com
pany, and was highly esteemed by all
who knew him. The funeral takes place
Tomorrow afternoon from st. Peters
Church, corner OF Main street and Nc.
Micken avenue.
A GRAND Republican mass meeting is
to be held tomorrow evening at Pike's IS
Opera-house in honor of Republican VIC
tories In Ohio, Maine, Vermont and Colo
rado. Hon. Stanley Matthews, Professor
James r. Murdoch, Richard Smith, ESQ.
Hon. Benz. Eggleston, Ferd. Vogeler'
Esq, Col. G. W. Moulton, Hon. Benz,
Butterworth, Hon. w. M. Batemap, and
others will address the meeting. Ladies
are invited.
THE First Regiment Ohio Reform
Democratic Guards, Colonel Joseph III.
Redmond commanding, will parade to-
morrow night. The column will march
from the intersection OF Terrence Road
and Eastern avenue east on Eastern
avenue to Columbia, thence counter
march on Eastern avenue TO Washing
ton street, thence back to Kemper Lane.
thence north on Kemper Lane to McMil.
ian street, thence east ON Mcmillan to
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