The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.

THE active members of the Davenport
CluD will have social reunion This
evening at the residence of Miss Kate
Armstrong.
CALLENDERs GEORGIA MINsTRELs in
new departure matinee at Woods The =
ater this afternoon. Only % cents ad-
mission to all parts OF the house.
THE Ex-Soldiers and Sailors have
formed an association to take care OF
the sick of their number. Their meet
ings are held on Wednesday evenings.
AN interesting address about the re-
1igious awakening in Chicago was deliY-
cred yesterday by Rev. Dr. Worrall at
the Vine-street Congregational Churcn'
A FIRE originated about 10 O'Clock
last evening in the second story OF the
t.Big Missouri" The fremen OF the
Fours put out the flames without turn
Ing in an alarm.
GRAND OPERA-HoUsE, the Berger Fam
lily and Sol. Smith Russell to-day, mat!-
nee and night. This is rightfully pro-
nounced one Of the most elegant enter
tainments ever brought to this city.
NJ. EZEKIEL, the artist, has brought
suit in The Superior Court to recover
81, 900 from David Sinton for designs fur
nished tor the rostrum which Mr.. Sin.
ton had intended to erect ou Fifth
street.
MAGGIE FISHER, who is employed at
the Winnie House, corner of Third and
Broadway, was arrested last evening ON
u charge OF having stolen u sack and
some other things from one OF the board
ers. Her case in the Police Court was
continued.
IN the billiard tournament at Wise's
place last night Mr.. Sullivan Voc III
Minety-ei ght innings by score OF 200 to
:176 made by j. Baumgarten. At Flsch-
Dein's saloon W. L. Sheppard won the
TWO games thus far played.
The President OF the Work-louse
Board, in connection with the Superin-
tendent, was authorized to confer with
the Board OF Public W orks in regard to
the proposition of the latter Board for
the employment of male prisoners upon
the Improvement of Clifton avenue.
THE bolt OF black cloth which was
taken Saturday by Detective Charles
Wappenstein 'front.' the three burglars,
Dillon, Clarke and Rose, is awaiting
Id, ntiticati ~ in the Office Of the Super
inlendenU OF Police. The case against
Clarke and Rose was continued 10 the
18th in the Police Court. Dillon has
been dismissed.
CINCINNATI LODGE No 5, Benevolent
and Protective Order o. E.ks, last night
sent floral elk, made Of primroses, hya-
cinths, camellias, yIoletS, and other
flowers, to New York, to the parent
Lodge of the Order, to be used on the CO.
rasion of the annual bail tomorrow
evening. The gilt was made by one oil
our florists.
SUPERINTENDENT ofPollce, Ira Wood,
10 oi The onInion that, as to the matter OF
The Inspectors of Egress having revoked |
the cert fcates OF safety granted to the |
theaters, said communication should |
have been sent to the Mayor, whose duty |
1t would be TO revoke the licenses he |
granted to the theaters; and alter such |
course he would promptly enforce the |
laws and ordinances of the city.
MR.. WILLIAM G. ROBERTS, one of the |
most promising of the younger memb bers
of the Cincinnati Bar, and partner OF
Hon. George B. Hollister, was marie
last evening to Miss Mamie Pierson,
sister of Mrs. l.. A. Leonard. The cere- |
mony was performed by Rev. Mr.. Eli |
well, OF st. johns Episcopal Church,
Dayton, KY, at the home OF the bride,
No. 35 Pike street, and in the presence
only of the immediate members OF the
family Enquirer.
ISAAC TURNER, an old colored man,
appeared at Nlnth-street Station last
night, his head bleeding from wound,
which he alleged he received in quar-
rel with man named Brown ana his
wife. Turner and his assailants live at
I20 Ninth street. Brown could not be
found by Lieutenant Rely, but he Sc.
cured the woman, Annie Brown, and
locked her up on charge of assault and
battery. She was mulcted $40 and costs
II, pD1inn Hnnrt thia
THE following statistics we're sub
mitted at the meeting OF the Directors
Of Longview Asylum: Admitted during
the months of December and January,
%; discharged (cured) 8, improved g.
died 6-17; remaining-wnite, males 2S3,
females 3O2-5S5; colored, males 10, fe-
males 1888; total 6l8. Deaths-Lucy
Morgan, senllity; Philip Lippert, cpl
lepsy; Maggie Smith, apoplexy; j. j.
Stoudt, epilepsy; Martin Christopher,
phthisIs pulmonalis; Alice CaYanaugh,
i. I