The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-30
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Your pet poodle must be licensed by
next week.
TIE Arcade will hereafter be known
as "Hotel Emery"
MR.. REUBEN SPRINGER is against
holding the Exposition III 1878.
BILLY CARROLL and Jimmy Taylor
will have their mill Saturday night.
THE public lamps will be lighted at
o'ciook this evening, and eXtinguished
AT 2:30 A. NJ.
THE docket In the Police Court this
morning was exceedingly dull and un.
Interesting.
MRS. ANTHONY FERGUSON, one of the
oldest residents OF Norwood, died OF
apOplexy yesterday afternoon.
THE temperance meeting at 200 Vine
street was well attended last night.
Rev. E. W. Archer was elected hresi-
dent.
POLICEMAN ROTH, who was 80 badly
beat up last week by a drunken man
named Murphy, died last night from
lock-jaw.
The East Euders have a charitable
club called "rhe Gang" Have they
anything to do with "Terrence," who
Jiueu tue SduSE
DANIEL F. MEADER, the senior mem-
Der Of the Meader Furniture Manutac.
turing Company, died at his reeidenGe
at Spring Garden last evening.
AT meeting of the Workingmen's
party last night, IL was resolved to hold
meeting of the Sections next Friday
night, TO act on the subject OF starting
their paper.
JOHN, alias Mickey Battles, an ex.
pressman, was fined $25 and costs, tn s
morning, Tor stealing an umbrella from
al old German Womau at The 0. & III,
Railroad Depot.
ANN BURKE, an old lady aged seven
ty-tWo years, iell at the suspension
Bridge yesterday and was some ewh al
burt; she was taken 10 her home, No. l05
West Sixth street.
FREIGHT train No. II, which LETT the
Little Miami Depot at O'Clock last eve
ming, was thrown from the track at Lin
wood last night by tho breaking of AN
AXE. No one hurt.
VIM. WILLIAMS and James Baker, two
eoIored men, we're fooling with a pistol
last night, when it accidentally went of,
lhe ball taking fleet in Bakers eye, to-
tally destroying the sight.
LARGE numbers Of people passing
hr. William Wis Wells store, on Fourth
street, are attracted by the beautiful
picture IN the window, "The Last Mo-
ments of Mary Queen OF Scots"
DAVID MORGAN, retired lumber mer.
chant, well known in W eIsh eli cles died
suddenly yesterday at his late resi-
aence, No. III Milton street. He leaves
wife and six children in good Circum-
stances.
Tue Finance Committee yesterday
opened bids Tor city street Improvement
bonds, aggregating VA 900 (f9ur bonds y
br The Improvement OF Lincoln avenue.
N. Crowley 60. were awarded the
bonds at par
VIM. FINN, John Finn and VIM.
Mccarthy were lined 500 and sent to
Ihe eve orks' Tor thirty duys on the
barge OF ST. aling $3 10 from The drawer
in DR.. WeatnerneAu'o drug stuIc, as
mentioned III the STAR some days since.
THERE was a fire, yesterday, on Ru.
folpl st.eet, WOUdDurn avenue, East
Walnut Hills, that consumed two
Jtory brick building, the property OF
Mr.. l.. Herman, goId-leal manutac.
surer. Loss about $1,000, covered by
Insurance.
A MEETING Of the citizens living in
Avonuale was held last night IN the
SChool-house for discussion upon The
various rou.es from the city 70 Avon
dale. A committee Of five was appoint
vi 10 Investigate the matter and report
rs to which route should receive their
subscription.
THE Recorder received for record
yesterday The certificate of inCorpora-
ZION OF the Cincinnati Building Ass0cia.
bion No. l. Capital stock, $500, 900, d.
vided into S400 shares. Anton Buening,
F. Hornberger, Henry Zieyesink, John
Luzius and Henry Ausdenmore are the
lncUrporat0rs.
THE Chemco" cere ebrOpatic Medical
Temperance Society OF this county met
yesterday in the lecturC-room OF The
Medical Institute to hear the report OF
The Secretary. The report states that
Iwo hundred and fifty signers have
pledged themselves TO total abstinence
from. Intoxicating beverages,
FRANK KELLY, Frank Mulvey, Thos
Welsh and aud Frank Vessel were ar.
raigued in The Police Court this morn
Ing on The charge oil breaking into John
Moran's room, at the corner OF SiXtE
md Egglest0n avenue, as previously
mentioned in The STAR. All were bound
over to the Grand Jury. Bail, $1,000 each
THOMAS JOHNSON, colored waiter al
Mrs. Mary AnD Kelley's boarding
house, No. PA West Fourth street, was
tii ii,missed this morning by His Honor on
Inc charge of assaulting Anna Kane, Il
yervant, and on the charge Of stealing
meal checks. The Judge said the case
was like boardtng-Nouae hasb-bard tU
ksll what is in it.