The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-31
LOCAL BREVlTIEH.


No Johnston jamboree Tonight.
SIxTY-THREE deaths in the city last
week.
THE Florentine Hotel and Restaurant,
run on the European plan, WiIIbe opened
tomorrow.
The public lamps will be lighted at
O'Clock this evening and extinguished
al $3.50 A. NJ.
THE Orphans Bazaar at Greenwood
and Mozart Halls will be continued dur
ing the week.
THE pews OF the Church OF Our Savior,
Mi. Auburn, were sold Saturday even
ing at good prices.
AT midnight the average youth will
turn over that new leaf aud theu-go
back to the old one.
THE Ninth-street Baptist Church is
preparing feast for their mission school
on East Sixth street.
DURING the past year one hundred and
thirty eight cases in bankruptcy were
filed in the U. 8. Court.
The Church OF the Resurrection, an
Episcopal Church at Fern Bank, was
cOnsecrated last Saturday.
The Findlay and Sixth street Mar
kets will be open until 10 O'Clock to-
hA5 W. DuI ~ ludt hoLb LO-IuOTIOWs
THE two hundred and fifty employees
Of Mossler, Bahnlan & GO. were given a
sumptu0us supper Saturday night.
s DURING Saturday and Sunday nights
the different Station houses gave shelte
to four hundred and eleven vagrants.
BILLY MCEIuGH was the victor over
Geo. Coleman at the National Theater
last Saturday night in the glove con-
test.
HEINRICH ENDR lectured last night at
Arbeiter Hall TO about three hundred
people on the subject, "Paris Com
mune."
AN illustrated lecture on the ''Taber-
naols" was delivered last evening at
Christ Church, on Fourth street, before
good audience,
THE Independents meet tonight at
the st. Nicholas Hotel TO make arrange
ments for Wednesdays election at the
Merchants Exchange.
THE nineteen breweries OF this city,
during the month OF November, sold
thirty-six thousand nine hundred and
eleven barrels Of beer.
THIEVES entered the residence of /.
b. Bryant, No. 13S West Seventh street,
night before last and stole silver pitch
er and two goblets.
The offices OF the City Building will
be closed tomorrow. with the excep-
tion Of the Health ott1se, which will be
open from to 10 O'Clock.
THE Mayors office is doing a lively
business in the receiving OF dray and
express licenses. Step up to the Oap-
taln's flee and settle, boys.
The Mohawk Fire Company ran TO a
small hEe last night in Robert Early's
stable, on Peste street, but succeeded
IN putting it out with buckets.
The funeral Of Mrs. Eliza Mcfarland, ],
one OF the oldest teachers In the State,
took place yesterday afternoon from the
Christian Church, in Carthage.
DENNIS KELLY, the tailor in the Queen
City college Bundlng, on Walnut street,
has gone into bankruptcy. His liabili.
Ties are $ll, ,473 13; assets, $4,000.
THE residence OF Lewis Guetemann.
the jeweler at No. PA Longworth street,
was entered by burglars night befor.
last anu robbed OF lady's writing desk
The Trustees Of the Southern Rail
road neld another open session Satur-
day afternoon and received the opinion
OF half d, Z9n citizens concerning the
disposal OF the road.
PATRoLMAN GoRIAN found bunbe o
Blk ShlrLs yesterday, which had beel
thrust through the window Of II Vacau
house on Sixth street east OF Main, evil
IDENTITY oy some thief.
The managers Of the Industrial Sohoo
Invited the pupils to the /. NJ. G. A. par
lors, Saturday afternoon. when IL sup
per was spread for them, and music ant
literary exercises furnished.
THE residence of W. NJ. Patterson
Esq, No. 80 George street, was rau
sacked by thieves early yesterday morn
Ing, and Mr.. Patterson's pants, $l2 il
cash and silver watch stolen.
THE residence of Dr. Bowler, OF Yves
MIMI street, was night or two az
robbed of quantity OF silVerware. !
nice OVercoat was stolen about the sam
time from 214 West Fourth street.
FRANK COLEMAN was fined S25 thi
morning for obtaining two bottles Q
wine from Frank Hall, on Broadway
Christmas Day, by representing that b
same for them as u messenger iron
neighbor.
JAMES HENDERSON, a colored lad, t
satisfy the cravings OF an empty ston
Rch, took nine dozen oranges from
wagon belonging to Ben. Witham. II
will 60 to the Work-house Tor min
months.
THE C., Ii. g. D. Railroad Compan
nave tenQereu Inc use OF special tral
pm January 10 to the Board OF Polio
Commissioners TOR the transportation {
ene hundred policemen, who will escol
Governor Bishop to Columbus.
JOHN SNYDER, day laborer workin
at Cleyes, Ohio, and hailing from Pei
pert0wu, Franklin County, indiana
hung himself Saturday from one OF th
beams OF the bridge over the Milan
River. Snyder was a married man. A
Inquest WAS held by Squire Jessup.
The Cincinnati Pioneers' Assooiatio
held its annual meeting Saturday an
elected the following officers: Pres
dent, Jeremiah E. Clark, 1910; Viz
President, Isaac Mcfarland, 1896; r
cording Secretary, John D. Caldwell
1915; Corresponding Secretary, JANE
F.Cunningham, 1910; Treasurer, Adolp
Carnes, 1910; Chaplain, W. P. 6tratto,
1900; Executive Committee-Hiram D,
Camp, 1872; VIM, Ii. Morris, 1914; W.
stratLon, 1907; W. b. Dennis, 1sl:
Henry T. Moore, 1914; Sergeaui.a
Arms. VIM. Moody, 1790; Special Con
mittee on Reunion-Isaac MCFARLAND
Nicholas Goshorn and Adolph CarneI
At ST. Edwards.