The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-30
LOCAL BREVITIES.

BosToNs 13, Harvards 0, Saturday.
Box $40 O'Clock last night-false.
SEvENTY-THR deaths were reported
ast week.
The Cincinnati Literary Club was es-
Ia ished in 1S49.
The Cincinnati Shorthand Writers
have formed an Association.
The Democrats have postponed their
lorcAlight demonstration until NoVem-
Der s.
THE Bethel was crowded with one
thousand nine hundred and sixty pupils
yesterday.
SIXTY-sEYEN marriage licenses were
issued during the last week in the Pro-
bate court.
MOSES RIDDLE has been returned to
The W 0rk-L ouse, from which he escaped
last week.
THE anniversary of the beginning of
The Reformation was celebrated last
night by the Germans.
IHE CathedraPs quarter chimes al
ways reminds one o. the words of the
popular song-"Pull-down-t the blinds"
DEMOCRATIC rally at Robinson's OPP
era-hOuse Tonight. Speakers-Hon. A.
&. Thurman, aud Hon. Geo. W. Julian,
Hlndiana.
FRESHMAN & BROTHER, Advertising
agents, vi this city, have opened branch
'tiice in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, corner
Of Wood street and Fifth avenue.
LEWIS E. MILLER, in his suit against
The Baltimore Il Onio Railroad Company
10 recover S6O00 for damage received
while coupling cars, has been awarded
$500.
The Commission ON Street Claims
have paid all the claims, with the excep-
tion of twelve, amounting to $3.50. There
were twelve hundred and twenty-six
claims altogether, amounting to
b70,536 30.
The alarm from Box lat, at II O'Clock
yesterday, was occasioned by the par
tlal burning of shed kitchen on the
north side OF Ninth street, between
Central avenue and John street. Dam
age tritling.
JOHN BEUTELsCHEIsZ. the man who
got away wlIh Phil. Boss erps horse and
wagon last Friday, was arrested last
night. He appeared in the Police Court
this morning, but Bossert refusing to
prosecute, the case was dismissed.
The "Wolt Tone Circle" OF the Fenian
Brotherhood, will give their first grand
ball at Greenwood Hall on Tuesday
evening, October 81. Arrangements have
been perfected for an enjoyable time,
which The participants can be assured
f having.
THE front of the newly-painted house
pf DR.. II. Ii. Tate, a colored physician
living at 125 Mound street, was, at an
early hour this morning, besmeared with
liquid resembling printers ink. The
malicious wretch VINO did the contempt
ible trick has not yet been found.
The first grand ball Of Wolf Tone Cir
ele Fenian Brotherhood will be given at
Greenwood Hall on Tuesday evening,
October 81 The arrangements are IN
The hands of a very competent commit
zee, and every thing will be done to make
Ihe affair delightful one in all particu-
ars.
REV. JOHN +. FoRBUs, native of
Baltimore, Maryland. but who came to
Ihis city forty-seYen years ago and es-
iaDlished himself in business-a man
acted for his high character and relig-
GUS activity-died last evening about 6
pclock at his residence on Spring Grove
EVenue.
CHAs. BUCHHoLZ, the contractor for
Ihe erection of the gates to the city on
Nardi Gras day, has brought suit
against G. w. G. Johnston, o. H. GET
hoy, Henry Wielert, Frank. Harff Il. NJ.
Moore, VIM. Terrence, N. d. Roberts
and VIM. st. Martin, to recover his
money. The amount claimed is SOS.
HUGH MURNAU, JR., of 43 Boal street,
md Samuel line, OF Ga Milton street,
created a small sized jamboree in Anna
Bcckels ealoon, at No. 626 Sycamore
street, last night, but the woman was
plucky. After beating one OF them over
jhe head with the butt Of pistol she
had them arrested, and His Honor this
morning fined them 50 and costs each.
J. MILT. HANS, who lives at No. 500
Madison street, in CoVington, KY, was
robbed this morning about 2 o'clock of a
gold watch and an amethyst ring. The
larceny occurred on the steamer "Ban-
mock City" and it is supposed that q
man named IL. Thomas committed the
deed. Word was left with the police
authorities, who have a description Of
The supposed thief.
ENGINEER LEW. WIsBEY, of the Fire
Department. mention OF whose accident
appeared in Saturdays STAR is resting
quite comfortably. His injuries are
more serious than at first supposed.
His right cellar-bone sustained two frac-
lures, and the shoulder-blade one. The
aoctor's advice 10 Mr.. Wisbey's friends
s-stay away from him Tor a week or
10; it will hasten his recovery.
LIEUT.. SMITH, OF the Hammond-street
Station, very promptly stopped the
work of gang of men who had COM
nenced tearing up Sixth street from
Longworth's Barracks to Eggleston ave.
nue, a distance of one hudered and fifty
Tards, last Saturday night, for the pur-
pose OF laying track connecting Long
North's wine-house with the Pennsyl-
Tania Central track on Eggleston ave-
aue. The workmen were compelled to
work until o'clock Sunday morning in
Srder to make the street III as good con-
lition as when they began tearing it up.
COlOred Church Anniversary,