The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.


THE main water pipe ou' Hunt and
Broadway burst last evening,
A CONSIGNMENT of monkeys, fifteen Of
them, arrived yesterday from New York
for the Goo-zJo.
The funeral of Mrs. Max Mack, niece
OF Daniel Wolf, Esq, yesterday, was
largely attended.
THERE is agony at the Courthouse to.
day ou the part Of the Deputies whose
terms Of office expire.
IN game of baseball yesterday, the
Mohawk Browns were defeated by a
picked nine, the score standing 10 to 8.
ABRAHAM STRAUSS, thirteen years old,
has been missing from his home, No. loO
Richmond street, since the 2S1h of Sep
tember.
THE entertainment Saturday evening
by the Allemunia Society was choice
and elegant. "Fanohon, the Cricket"
was the play.
THE first services since the improve
mont Of Christ Church were held yes
terday morning. Bishop Jaggar deliy
cred the sermon.
PAT. CROWLEY, of 1927 Elm street,
had his trunk broken open Saturday
evening by a thief, who distracted a
silver watch thereirOm.
ON Saturday and Sunday nights there
were three hundred and tiity-nIne lodg-
ers and thirty eight for safe keeping at
the different Station-houses.
Rev. MAGEvENNY leclured last night
at 81. Xayler's Cuurch on "Iho History
OF Baptlsm.' lie will lecture again on
the same subject next Sunday.
MIvnn Noon, lao, =, -
nswsboys and Dootblacks to the Zoo-Z 20
to-day. The animals are expected 10 do
their best 10 interest the boys.
MAMIE RosENFELDT, nine-year-old
girl from Aberdeen, o., who was put off
the train at LinwoUd some days ago, is
Ia charge OF Station Agent Morris.
MICHAEL BURNS, who has been seen
proving around seeking what he might
aey0ur, was arrested tor being q COM
mol thief and sentenced $50 and thirty
days.
EIGHTY-sEvEN deaths were reported
last wees. During the corresponding
week OF 1915 there were one hundred aud
thirty-one, and OF 1874 one hundred and
tTelVe.
ANDREW GRADED, book-keeper for
the b.ewers Hauck & Wndisch, has
been bound over 10 the Court OF Com
mon Pleas on a charge Of embezzllug
50, l19 35.
AMONG the illustrative decorations Of
the new organ for The Music Hall will be
the names OF all great composers, each
eMtwined amid some floral or Ieaty
Rdornment.
FRANCIS SCHAD, who keeps a restau.
rRnt al The corner Of Third and Race
streets, lost $3.50 last night on the way
from RobinsoWs Qper&-hOuse to his
home on Laurel street.
THE Knights of St. James, ST. Martin
and LoyOla made a splendid display
yesterday in their new uniforms. The
occasion was the anniversary OF the
Knights OF St. Martin.
A NINE-YEAR-OLD girl named Jennie Q
Ray, who lives III Camp Washington,
WAS run over near her home by a buggy
yesterday afternoon on the avenue. uer
Injuries are considered fatal.
BISHOP FOSTER, Of Boston, delivered q
very eloquent discourse to large con-
gregaLion yesterday morning at St.
Paul M. 4. Church. The visits OF the
Bishop to this place are well appre-
slated.
GEoKGE LEONHARD at 8 O'Clock night
before last fell dead at his house on the
Lower RIVER Road. lie was native OF
Hernany, tailor, titty-eight years OF
age, and leaves a family. Heart disease
was the cause.
The programme OF the St. John NJ. E.
Church Sunday school yesterday after
noon consisted OF short speeches, road
lHg and reciting verses, interspersed
with VOCAL and instrumental music. 1t
was truly enjoyable.
KATIE SHoRTEL received a sentence
ot 500 aud thlr,y days this morning for
approprlating TO her Use black skirt
belonging TO Christina Wintermier. She
had but recently served out sentence
for similar offense.
AT the lecture-room Of the Working
men at Arbeiter Hall, yesterday after
noon, Andrew Murphy read an essay
and VIM. Haller spoke at some length
pn the subject OF the propriety OF chang
ing the name OF the party.
JHoN CoCHNowER, N. W. Harris, W.
5. Carroll, W. Ii. Crump and Austin
Bailey, have organized the "Western
Manufacturing Company" for the man.
etaelure of oleomargarine, butter, but
ber-oils, stearine candles, &c.
THE funeral ceremonies Of Miss Sophie
Henderson, who was stricken down with
apoplexy, took place at the Seventh
street Congregation Church yesterday
afternoon, Rev. HALEY officiating. The
occasion was an impressive one.
EMMA HOWELL, who lives at 149 Sixth
street, while overfull Of liquor the other
night, among other performances, stole
two ducks from Georgia Sheppard, and
attempted to make off with them. but
WAS unsuccessful. She was stopped, and
this morning sent to The Work-hUuse for
thirty days.
HIRAM DAVIS and Charles Brown, who
were arrested last week on suspicion,
while attempting 10 cell horse, were
bound over to answer before the Grand
Jury this morning, it being quite clearly
shown that they lad stolen two mules
iu Butler County, and traded them ior
the horse which they had.
W. A. WELLsHEAR, special Sunday
watchman in the Sub-Treasury OF the
- United States in the Custom-heuse here
was found dead by Treasurer Stem at II
O'clock yesterday in the office where he
was On duty. The deceased was seven
ty-four years OF age and leaves wife at
800 Baymiller street. Apoplexy was The
verdict OF The Coroners jury.
AT the annual meeting Of the Relief
Union, held Saturday night, the follow.
ing officers were elected: K. NJ. Moore,
President; James q. Morrison, Vice
President; S. s. Davis, Treasurer; Hugh