The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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at the Z. Nj. y. A. Hall.
THE first OF the exhibition games be-
tween Sexton and Slosson will be played
this evening at Mozart Hall.
DIR. ELIZABETH j. FRENCH's lectures
to ladies are attracting large audiences,
and proving of much interest.
A NUMBER of our Italian citizens had
n RiollIticaLlOn yesterday in honor of the
inauguration of President Hayes.
WILLIAM BENSON, victim OF klepto-
mania, was taken to Longview Asylum
yesterday by order of Sheriff Wallace.
THE Young Mems Democratic Central
Club will meet this evening at 1880
o'clock at their old headquarters, Rel
bePs Hall.
A SPECIAL MEETING of the Board OF
Councilmen has been called for this
evening. A lot Of unfinished business
needs attention.
JOHN GoRMAN, for stealing two towels
from the Gait House, was this morning
sentenced to a fine OF $50 and thirty
days in the Work-nouse.
THE potters at the potteries of Tenn
pest, Brockman q Co. and +. Dallas
have given up their strike and gone to
work at the ten per cent. reduction of
wages.
JOSEPH M. STORY filed his voluntary
petition ia bankruptcy in the United
States Clerks office. Assets none, eX-
cept household furniture. Liabilities
Ra2,574.
MR.. N. W. WINNER, of Mt. Airy, has
reported the loss Of q gold watch, over
coat, and $40 in currency while waiting
Mt the O., Ii. & D. depot in this city yes
terday. No cue to the thief.
THE report of the Superintendent of
Longv1eW Asylum for the month OF Feb
euary shows that II patients had been
admitted, IA discharged, of whom were
cured, improved, and 8 had died, leav-
ing 6l6 remaining.
DR.. W. W. DAWSON this morning am
putaled the left leg OF Major Isaac Bates,
who, as related in another column, was
run over last evening by street-car of
the Spring Grove avenue line. There
Ii little hope for his recovery.
Louis SCHAFER, who lived at No. SO
Livingston street and was a butcher
working In Lickrun, died yesterday
morning at the Cincinnati Hospital. An
inquest was held this morning and the
jury rendered a verdict Of death from
exposure and lntemperance.
ANDY HEUERMAN yesterday wheeled
George Cramer and a keg of beer in a
barrow Oh Wade street to Freeman, and
thence TO Sixth street. Andy is a Dem.
ocPat, aud his wheeling Cramer was the
result OF wager on the election.
THE German Pioneer Association met
last evening and accepted the following
new members: John Blankenbuehler,
Henry ClOsterman, Joseph Falkenbach,
Abraham Frank, Levi friedman, Louis
Frohmann, Samuel Glaser, +. Melchers
and Eph. BOrnschen.
THOMAS HARDING, the young man
taken into OliVer-street Station last
night on charge OF drunkenness, while
In his cell attempted to take his life by
hanging himself. He was arraixned in
the Police Court this morning and fined
50 for being disorderly.
JOHN HAGERTY and Joel Whitney,
who are running a Punch and Judy
show in the streets, were arrested last
evening and taken to Hammond stree t
station on charge of obstl ucting til e
street. They were arraigned before
Judge Lindemann this morning and
their cases dismissed.
At the annual meeting of the Ohio
Dental College Association held yester-
day evening the following gentlemen
were elected to serve the ensuing year:
President, DR.. j. X. Jamison; Wee
Rfssident, DR.. A. o. Rawls; Secre tary,
Df. ID. A. smith; Treasurer, DR.. james
Leslie; Trustees, James Taylor, II. A.
Smith and j.. g. Cameron.
THE Twenty-fith Ward Republicans
intend to celebrate the Inauguration OF
PRESIDENT Hayes by an entertainment at
Streng's Hall, Friday evening, during
which speeches will be made by Captain
j. b. Foraker, Hon. G. b. Wright, Col.
.. A. Whitfield and Charles Evans.
Prof Charles II. Miller will read the
Presidents inaugural address.
JAKE GARDNER, our famous Alderman
Of the Fourth Ward, was taken in yes
terday on warrant sworn out by Miles
Forbes, who makes oath that Jake as
saulted him on the I'd inst. IL is evident
that Forbes was assaulted, for his head
III badly battered up. Charles Gardner,
Jake's son. was arrested on similar
warrant. Both were "stood up'' before
His Honor this morning, when The cases
were continued until Tomorrow, Both
are out on bail.
JOSEPH MILLER, young man who
sNys he boards in the "BIg Missouri"
with woman named Rebecca Michel,
WAS arrested last evening on q charge
Of assault and battery. Joseph, accord
ing to RebeccRs statement, was sitting
in her lap, when, through jealousy or
SEINE other cause, he struck her pretty
mouth. Rebecca would not stand his
treatment and had him yanked in. His
dose in Court was $25. Joseph will have
revenge when he gets out.
w. II. TAYLOR, a colored man, was
arrested yesterday evening on two
charges of petit larceny and one of false
pFetenses. Taylor, about three weeks
ago, obtained suit of clothes from Rob-
ert Elliott, under false representations,
and got oat OF town. Last evening he
returned, and took supper with col
ored woman named Jane Hutchinson, al
No. 91 Central avenue. While she was
cut getting some beer he stole her $40
dress and u $6 sacQue. Another charge
was preferred against him by Octavi
Cumberland, for stealing her cloak and
two bedspreads. The cases will be ex.
Emined ON the 14th inst. HIS bail is
6xed at $1,000.