The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-05
LOCAL BREVIrLEcA.

THE Cincinnati M8nnerchor had theiI
first concert last evening, In their hal
On Vine and Mercer streets.
Tue funeral of Mrs. Florence l.. Gould
took place yesterday afternoon from hel
late residence, No. 81 Belts street.
ACCORDING to Prot. SQuintigb, Of
Plgeye Institute, the "curVed bawP is
peculiar to children OF crooked disposi-
tlon.
HENRY DANER, lad fourteen years
old, is at Bremon-street Station on
charge of stealing pair or boots from
Fred. KLEIN.
THE Murphy meeting at the Ohio &
Mississippi Depot, yesterday afternoon,
was a success, the depot being crowded
to over flowing.
GEORGE CoPEMAN's buggy, standing
near Green street, on Vine, was
wrecked Saturday evening by runaway
team collidiug with it.
THE Superintendent OF Police has
been notified TO look after the thieves
who robbed Mrs. }. w. Clark, OF Syra-
cuse, New York, OF $l3 $50.
The death OF the wife OF Mr.. Lawrence
Byrnes occurred yesterday mOrnlng.
alter an illness OF several weeks. sac
has left five little children TO talher's
care.
CHAS }. BADEMAN, bar tender ON the
steamboat A. l., Norton, Will be ar
raigned before Commissioner Hooper
next Thursday tor selling liquor without
license.
OVER forty-two thousand persons WIS.,
ited the Geological Garden during the
months OF September and October. A
large number were present at this pop
ular resort yesterday.
RICHARD KEAN, Frank Lydon and
Pat. sullivan were arrested Saturday,
on susp clon OF being the lads who APP
propriated Dr.. o. e. NewtoRs carriage
robe night or two ago.
sgd. d. FRANCES great drama of "In
the Web" will be rendered this week at
the National Theater. The oliO perform
ance is varied and strong. Opening
evening of "In the Web" this evening.
DR.. DUNCAN, of the Ninth-street Bap-
list Church, delivered as excellent dis.
course yesterday morning on the "Briug.
Ing up Of Children" 1t WAS practical,
full OF suggestive advice and interest /.
ing.
ARTHUR DYE, who has run through
the SIC OOO let nim by his mother, Julia
Dye, deceased, was arrested yesterday,
charged with stealing an old oil painting
valued at 500, and pawning 1t for a
small sum.
YESTERDAY afternoon feather bed,
up slatrs IN Pat. Harrison's, No. 80 Wesl
Sixth street, in some unknown way
took fire. Pat. picked 1t up and tossed
1t through the window. 1t struck on
the head OF passer-by.
PURSUANT to a call, meeting was
held In Workingmen's Hall yesterday
morning, to protest against the recent
reduction in the wages Of the hremen.
Enthusiastic speeches were made and
appropriate resolutions drafted.
HARRY and Molle Wilson were ar.
rested last night on the charge of rob
bing a Cleveland man named W. j. Glib
bons OF his watch and jewelry on Sixth
street. The woman gave the watch to
the man, who paWned 1t for ~.
THE glove contest between Billy Car
roll and jim Taylor, the latter of Chica.
90. came off Saturday night at the Ma.
tional Theater. Five rounds were
fought, the affair being very tame one
Carroll was declared the victor in ten
minutes.
The keeper OF the lions at the Zoo-zoo
white in Il teer departments, was badly
hurt on Saturday evening by the beasts
that, for some reason, became inturiated
and butted the man badly with their
antlers. He was taken 10 his home in
Corryville.
A FIGHT occurred between two col
ored men on a steamboat at the landing
Yesterday. One of them, VIM. Dlckin
son, cut the other, Silas Moore, through
the oheek with n knife. They were
transferred TO the Hammond.stree Sta
tion by Officers BrazeIl and Knox.
JAMES THOMPSON, a hoster, was ar
rested this morning By Officer Butler or
Front and Ludlow streets on suspicion
He had in his possession two gray horse
blankets striped with yellow, OF whict
he would give no satisfactory account
He was taken to the Hammond-stre
Stt ton.
MRS AND MRS. B. MACAULEY, OF thit
city, will, on the 18th Of this month opel
the Washington Opera-house, OF Mays.
Vile, Ky. They will be supported BY
troule from Robinson's Opera-house, e,
and will appear in the various part:
that have made them famous in The his
trionic art.
DIR. RIDGAwAY, of the St. Paul NJ. E
Church, delivered another Of his popular
lectures last evening to large congre
cation. His subject was "Business anC
Religion" Next Sunday evening h,
will show "rhe Facility that Business
Affords for Religious Influence"
A WOMAN who gave her name as Mrs
Long to0k passage last night for Mays
vile on the Ohio No. 4, and, saying sh
was going into the city for a short time
lett Guild three or four months oil
with the chambermaid. She Gid not re
Lu!n, and the little one was lett wit
Sister Anthony.
The audience which meets DR.. Yves
at the Y. NJ. G. A. building Sunday a
teruoon has been steadily growing til
the room can scarcely hold 1T. His eX
position of the Scriptures attract thithe
the best Bible scholars OF the city, Of a.
denominations, who consider it rar,
treat TO be present. More extensive ac
commodalions Will soon be necessary.
THERE were breaks Saturday night q
the corner Of Central avenue and Flnd
lay street, north side OF the canal be
tween Vine and Race, Seventh stree
between Vine and Race, Franklin stree
between Sycamore and Main, Sixt
street near Central avenue, Main stree
above Orchard, Findlay street nea
Linn, Findlay street near Baymillel
Race street near Fourteenth.
ST. MARY's German Catholic Cemt
al In hnn