The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-10

ENUb was buCC6selully eChPseu Hat'
urday night.
LARGE crowds visited the Southern
Railroad bridge yesterday.
PHGNIx LODGE No. 29S, Knights Of
Honor, mas been Incorporated.
PHILIP WATSON, who murdered his
vile in Coyingtou, is to hang February 1.
THERE is much marriage, and giving
OF wedding presents-in marriage, these
days.
YESTERDAY was good working day,
and was by no means lost by the Music
Hall builders.
EC. SANDS, JR., mourns the loss of his
oyercoat. A sneak thief took hold of it
in Columbus.
MASTER JOHNNIE says: "Sister's got
the lour-button gloves, but PYe got the
two buttin' Billy goats"
WHY continue to bear the slings and
arrows Of outraged fortune, when
clothes-line is only one cent a yard?
NINE hundred and eight loads of coal
were distributed to the poor last week
by the Directors OF the City Infrmary.
THE death of Mr.. Howard Strong,
formerly a we'll known citizen living in
Avondale, occurred recently in Cieve-
land.
THE firm of Shields, May & Co., has
made satisfactory arrangements with
its creditors and will resume their busi-
ness.
The hall at the Y. NJ. q. A. rooms was
filled to oVerfoWiDg yesterday afternoon
to hear the Bible lesson taught by Rev.
DR.. West.
THAT shaggy black bear who dis
ttb
real bear, YOU know. II is only a man
in his bear skin.
ROBERT KAUFMAN, agent ior Miller &
Bro, mllliners, was Oh Saturday bound
over TO the Grand Jury on the charge of
embezzlng $124 25.
MRS. EMMA CARSON, Of 43T Baymiller
street, had her pocket picked OF a porte
monnaie containing valuable papers and
$40, while she was walking along Filth
street.
PASSENGER trains OF the Southern
Railroad, owing to the noncompletion OF
she passenger depot in this city. will
continue to run to and from Ludlow for
q few days.
PETITIONS Tor the repeal OF the Bank
rupt Act, signed by over one thousand
leading business men, have been sent TO
Washington.
THERE were frty-three arrests during
Saturday and sunday, and thirty Of
these were sent to the Work-house this
morning to spend Christmas and receive
New Years calls.
MR.. ADoLPHUs LoTzE, of the firm of
A. Lotze & SON, died this morning on
West Ninth street. He Was sixty-5lx
years OF age, and had resided in Cincin-
nail lorty-seVen years.
The advice given by Rev. DR.. Ridga.
way last night upon the disposition to
make of the gains OF business, was lis
bened to by congregation which filled
the large auditorium almost to the last
seat.
A UNION meeting Of the Tork-street
d. X. Church and POplar-street Presby-
terian was held last night at the latter
church, and addressed by Reys. Mease
and Vance on the subject Of intemper-
aDCe.
THE Cuvier Club at a recent meeting
appointed committee to agree on a
size for new clubhouse. 1t was also
determined to continue the New Years
receptions, for Which the club has be-
come famous.
DANIEL EIsER, while suffering in mind
from the effects ni bad whisky, climbed
a barber pole at 1910 Vine street to OBJ
tain what he supposed was a golden
crown. He obtained his prize, but was
fined $40 this morning.
THE death Is announced OF Frank
Wilder, the young desperate who
served two years in the penitentiary at
Columbus Tor shooting and attempting
to Kill May Riley, on Longworth street
His death occurred in Iowa.
PAT. DOYLE aud George Burns, both
inmates Of "Rat Row. got beastly
drunk yesterday, AMI while in this con-
dition Burns picked Doyle's pocket to
the amount or $l9. He was arrested,
and received fine Of $50 and thirty
days sentence this morning.
COLONEL WEITZRL on Saturday seized
the vinegar factory ot Address &
Schmidt, on Sycamore street, below
Second, on a charge that the proprietors
were rectifying without having taken
out license. The case will be InYesti-
gated tomorrow.
AT beer garden, yesterday, Charles
Snlltn maue an unprov0ked assault
upon lady by the name of Lottie
Smith, Jerking the chair from under her
and then striking her as she arose,
By-standers interiered and Smith was
punished on the spot, but nevertheless
received $lo nne this morning.
HENRY THALE, who was arrested last
week on the charge OF forgery preferred
by the Western German Bank and sent
10 jail in default of bail, was released
Saturday; but Thale's partner, Mr..
Mack, NOT being Satisfied with this, had
Thale rearrested on a new warrant, and
the alleged forger is again in Jail.
AT the election OF the St. Aloysius
Young Mems Society of St. Joseph
Church yesterday the following officers
were appointed: President, n. Rist.
Vice President, b. Garbrok; Treasurer
Il. Borgemenke; Secretaries, b. Moeller
and J. Ruthemeier; Banner. bearer, f,
krumme.
THOMAS BRIsTEED, OF Rochester. N.
l., In some mysterious way lost S240
yesterday at the hotel on the corner of
seventh and Vine streets. A chamber.
maid by the name OF Alice Tucker, who
has heretofore had q good character.
was suspected, and accordingly arrest.
sd. and VIII clear herself Of tho charge,
II possible, December Il.
THE fire at O'Clock last night. which
caused the alarm from Box 1Z3. was in
small shed or stable belonging to Dr..
II, Wunsch, at the southwest corner of
Findlay street and Central avenue.
There were three horses and mule in
the stable which were burned. The