The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-08
LOCAL BREVITiES.

apuser. received b0nteucS VI nlnebI
days this morning.
THE Elks' benefit takes place this af
ternoOn at W ood's Theater and at tht
Grand Opera-house.
MRS. ELEANOR MACK, a CIncinn at
lady, wife OF Mr.. Max Mack, OF New
York, died In that city yesterday.
A SMALL fire occurred at2 O'Clock this
morning in the rag store OF Dominica
Bugauner, No. 47 Sycamore street. Loss
$50
In the Superior Court petition was
hled by Henry PetZold to recover. $40 ,00C
from Anton NoetkeT Tor libelous pub
lication.
ACCORDING to the report of the Health
Onlcer, DR.. kearney, three hundred and
eighty deaths occurred in the city dur.
ing October.
The man Ernst Meyer, thrown from
his wagon near Cumminsville on Tues
day, died from his inJuries,;tn the hos :
pital, this morning.
Mr.. LOUIS BALLENBERG will so to
hamilton. to-day, Wnen, i'll the evening,
he will assist Mrs. Richey to entertain
the music-loying Hamiltonlans.
SEATS for the grand Manetti Concert
s next Tuesday evening for the benefit OF
VIZ L uA. IA LIZ hbbOSldilOu are lOE SAFE
at DUbmeyer q Newhall's to-day.
THE steam-bolcrs for furnishing heat
- to The new Ausic Hall; have arrived
and Will be set as soon as possible.
Their t1ues are almost innumeraDle.
Mr.. ROBERT GARDNER, Tor several
years CLERK of the Palmer House, OF
Chicago, Ill.,, and formerly of New York
and iladelphia, is TO be chief clerk at
the Hotel Emery.
"GoNE on Before Ger the River of
Time" song and chorus, to The memory
OF the late Major Joseph Barton, is Just
issued by F. W. Hemlck, 80 w. Fourth
. street, Cincinnati.
AN unfortunate man, without friends,
and unknown, committed suicide last
evening by jumping in the river at PEN
dleton, Inc body was recovered, and
an inquest will be held.
Ara meeting of the Cincinnati Fire
mems Benevolent ASSOCIATION held la st
evening, vote OF thanks was rendered
TO the White Whale Company, at the
Lookout House, for their Kind donation
Of $40 tor pumping.
ENGINE COMPANY No. 12, located at
Camp Washington, have obtained their
new hook and ladder truck, Washing
ton No. g. 1t Is the neatest and nandiest
piece OF apparatus OF the kind belonging
TO the Fire Department.
THROUGH the courtesy OF the Ohio d
Nissis sippl Railroad Company, the
Elks, OF this city, will visit Louisville
mex! Saturday afternoon TO participate
In the benefit for the Relief Fund of the
Louisville branch OF The Order.
THERE has been a number of rare
specimens presented to the BIOLOGICAL
Garden consisting of birds, fowls and
snlmals by some friend. magnificent
specimen OF New Foundland uog was
also presented by Mr. Bolles, o! this
city.
CAPTAIN E. Z. DUSTIN, commanding
Company Ii, First Regiment y. N. g.,
Las been, at the order OF Colonel Z. b.
Hunt, placed under arrest pending
charges preferred against him. Second
Lieutenant Daniel Webster takes his
command.
SAMUEL SHAW, book-keeper for Mollen-
hagen d Auhler, picture-frame dealers
at l47 Walnut street, has been missing
from his home, ITO Laurel street, since
last Saturday. IL is now supposed that
he was the man who drowned himself in
the Ohio River.
The pupils Of the Woodward High |
Scnoel and those OF the Filth and Eigh Ii |
Districts viii make al excursion to the |
Geological Garden on Saturday next |
These excursions are not only source
OF much enjoyment but also OF vast ben
eft 10 the pupils.
VIM JACKSON, colored man. was this
morning bound over TO answer to
char ge Of robbery. The ARTICLES taken
were two diamond rings, OF tue value Of |
1850, and one gOl gua.d.chain, of the
NaIna lf XlDl af I'liz hat |
Tieman. Ban, 81 200.
NEWTON WENTWORTH, a wife whir-
per, while under the influence Of liquor
yesterday was unusually active in
Rbusing his family. Tuis morning he
received u sentence Of $50 and sixty
days. Patrick Keys will De tried No
Vember ID Tor ike offense.
j. l.. Fox charged with false pre-
lenses, in that he had personated IA
broker Of Toledo, had a jury trial yes
kerday afternoon in the Police Court.
He pleaded gully, and was fined 81 and
c0sts-$G3. In default he goes 10 the
U ork- house for nearly three months.
THE trial OF Mr. Flarity came off this
morning. His accusation was tapping
the gas pipe and inserting hose
through which his house was supplied
with gas, and, as it did not pass through
the meter, no record OF the amount was
made. lie was found guilty, and re-
ceIved a sentence OF $50 and costs.
THE Murphyites held a mass.meeting
at their headquarters, No. 200 Vine
street, last nigut. Dan. 2. Dean occu-
pied the chair, and Mr.. Campbell, Of
Syracuse, N. Y, addressed the fine au.
dience in attendance. There will DO
meeting this evening at the same place.
A VERY large audience assembled last
evening at the rooms OF the Cincinnati
Central Christian Temperance Union,
and listened attentiyely TO several shor1
but eloquent addresses. There will be
another at the same place this evening.
A Murphy prayer meeting is held every
noon.
Ara regular meeting OF the Centen-
nial Literary Society The following fl
GERS were elected for the ensuing quar-
ter: President, l.. e. Huneke; Vice
President, W. d. Weist; Secretary, W.
8. MaSIey; Treasurer, A. j. HuneKe;
Librarian, d. Msinken; Critic, G. j.
Magly.
THE Southern Railroad Trustees have
invited the Hamilton County delegation
ip the Legislature, the Sinking Fund
Commissioners aud the Superior Court
JuGges to a trip over the road on Satur
DAY next IN company with the Trustees
R2d The directors OF the Common Carrier