The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-17
LOCAL BREVITIEN

THE members Of the Senior Glass Of
the Law School have organized an asso-
citation known as the Walker Law Club.
COUNCIL had q big time last evening
at the House Of Lords after the new
Gas Company resolution had been dis.
posed Of.
henry STERRY, who shot his wife In
Eden Park some time ago, pleady guilty
OF manslaughter. He was remanded for
sentence,
TIE Swiss Mutual Benefit Society
celebrate the four hundred and seventh
eth anniversary Of the founding Of the
Swiss Republic, to-day.
THE bondsmen OF Constable Schuma-
cher, Of the Fourteenth Ward, gave no.
tice to Council yesterday Of their desire
to withdraw from his bond. Referred
to the Trustees Of the Fourteenth
Ward.
THE reading class of the "Night high
SchooP gave an entertainment last
night at the Second Intermediate build
ing. Superintendent Peaslee and sew
sral members of the Board Of Education
were present.
HON. WILL CUMBACK was listened to
by fine audience, at Trinity M. z.
Church last evening, while he showed
forth the frauds and fallacies prevailing
in religion, in society aud iu politics,
which he styled "the reign of King b.
gus"
ADAYToN musical society, number
Ing some one hundred and forty or more,
came down last night and attended the
mass rehearsal of the grand chorus at
Melodeon Hall. They we're afterwards
entertained at the Queen City Club
House.
THR Cincinnati Baseball Association
ensuing year. The old Board was re-
Slected-J. Wayne Neff President, and
s. 8. Davis Secretary. Andy J. Null
lane was appointed TO take the place OF
Mr.. Core.
THE st. Ludwig Fair, at Jefferson
Hall, was well attended last night. The
Knights OF Loyol Of St. Xavier Church,
were In attendance, and gave well ex-
ecuted drill. Next Monday evening the
Knights oil St. James will be present. Z.
The concert will close next Wednesday
evening with grand ball.
OFFICER STREETER made a descent
cakt night upon u gang gof thieves at Full
Ion, lof whom the detectives had been
lying in walt for some time. He sue
teeded In capturing VIM. Harris, one OF
the gang, who was armed for any emer-
Eenoy. He will stop at the Work-house
Tor the next three months.
ALBERT MCDONNELL, young man of
questionable manners, attempted to
provide himself last night with dozen
pairs OF socks from W. Il. Tarr's store,
No, 252 West Fifth street, but was frus-
trated somewhat in his design by Pri-
Vate Watchman Ross, who arrested and
~ IN OF Mt nh Tor 10
lndiscreet action he will 60 to the Work
house for thirty days.
JOHNNY VALENTINE SCHRAUDER, a lit.
tie boy about four years old, living with
his parents at No. 66 Logan street, above
Elder, while playing yesterday near
Hummeps stable, on the same street,
was struck on the forehead by the beam
Of frame used for hauling stone, and
died shortly after being taken home.
An inquest was held this morning by
coroner Stitch and u verdict rendered
& of t.death from accidental injuries"
THE notorious William Manning was
Il arrested last night by the detectives on
suspicion of being the party who broke
the plate glass window In Lewis g. Sons
store, and In the clearinghouse under
the Grand Hotel, Wednesday night, and
, oarried of goods by the bolt.' He had
been seen around there with q woman
curing the dark hours Of the night, and
Ihls morning the case was made out
against him; $50 and thirty days was his
Bentenoe.
EMPIRE HALL was filed last night
with the English-speaking section OF
the w W0rkingmen's party. John Taylor
acted as Chairman, and Parker Pills
bury, OF Boston, was the speaker. The
living issue Of the day, In which the
Workfngmen are especially interested,
and reform in all departments were the
questions he dealt with, setting them
forth In so clear and interesting way
that he was frequently and heartily ap-
plauded. E.
PETER LONG, who claims to have
the occupation of horse trading, was ar
rested at Cumminsville last night while
driving cut with woman whom he said
was his wife. He Is charged with hav-
ing stolen a horse and buggy from a
man in Carthage short time ago, and
sold 1t for $40. He is also charged with
having embexzled a horse and buggy
from Hesse's stable, on Elm street, day
before yesterday. The rig he had last
night the officers think came from the
country. A revolver was also found in
his possession. To all these cnarges he
will answer next Friday.
LAST evening was the occasion OF the
third free lecture, at the St. Paul NJ. e
Ohuroh. Hon. Geo. W. Boyce was the
speaker VINO addressed crowded house
upon the subject Of "Cromwell and the
Puritans." The music was new fea.
ture at these lectures. In this Miss
Hewett, Miss Redway, Miss Stevens
and others took part. Both the lecture
and the music we're worthy OF more
notice then our limited space will al
init. DR.. j. j. Height will deliver the
fourth lecture. Subject-"The Englist
Revolution OF the Sixteenth Century"
LAST EVENING, from within the spark
ling home OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. j. Mon
roe, came sounds Of merry laughter ant
Bweet music that Aoated away like crys
talized perfume upon the evening air
The soeue from without bore signs OF a
progressing banquet; and within, th'
most brilliant realities surrounded you
The exquisite taste with which thu
drawiDg-rc0ms were draped In autumna
tints was artistioaAy beautiful, while
che fair hostess moved among her guest
with that cordial grace only common t,
her kind; and her remembrance OF alb
sent ones, by the little tribute OF swee
howsrs, was not only q benefaetion bu
balm administered to the aA cted