The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-04
LOCAL BREVITIEH.

A RUG and shawl are awaiting an owner az
the Y. Nj. Z. A. Hail.
THE promenade concert at ST. Francis School
Hall closed last night.
Mr.. HANNAF0RD is now engaged upon plana
for the Exposition Building.
THE public lamps Will be lighted at p. IL
to-day and eXtingulshed at A. NJ.
THE Dizzy Blondes still continue at tho Ma
tional IN the play, "The Turkish Harem."
MARSHAL DEVANNY received $500 reward
yesterday, which WAS offered for the capture
Of togerty.
THE Fair Of St. Johns Protestant Church at
Greenwood Hall was opened last night with
great success,
PATRICK KENNEDY, Of Aurora, Indiana. was
thrown from buggy near Bank street lasi
night aud seriously injured
LAST evening lot OF clothing was stolen
from the house oi j. W. Richardson, Turnkey
at the Fourth District Station.
The Womans AIT Museum Association will
give several free lectures this winter, bearing
upon the interests OF the city.
THE Robinson Light Infantry attended ina
body the funeral Of their late comrade, Fred
echu tZ, which tOoE place to-day.
The semi annual examination Of Grades u,
g ana Ii, under the direction OF the Superin-
tendent OF Music, commenced this morning.
Jos. BRoUGHTOS, OF 179 Richmond street.
was robbed III COvington of his horse and
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| money.
| ONE Of the jurors in the Breese & Reese mur-
der case stated in Court yesterday evening
that the first Dotsworth jury had been tam
| Dcle! with.
THE Light Committee yesterday agreed to
| recommend TO Council the adoption Of The res
| UluJlon fixing regular time table for lighting
| the street lamp,
Hon. h. b. WAsHBUENE, late Minister ta
France, spoke to large and Intelligent audi
| exec last night at PIke'5 Opera house, on the
| siege aut Commune OF Paris"
A ROUGH named Hugh Lambertson was shot
| dangerously in the shoulder by VIM. Beard
| last sunday, on board the Virgle Lee, neAI
| Madison, ind. Lanbertson can hardly recover.
Mrs. JENNIE LEE CHISHOLM. daughter Of the
Rev. Ihomas Lee, Of the Bethel, died yester-
| day at Uhe residence OF htr father. The funeral
| took place from Trinity M. h. Church Thurs
day.
| AT meeting OF the Trustees of the Cncin-
| natl Southern RailIoaI, to be held THIS even-
| ing, MIR. L. y. Ferguson Will present draft OF
| Il permnGeAt lease, with PROVISIONS condition
| ing the completion of the road.
TEE Twilight Quintette Club have organized
| and elected the following officers: j. E.
| schwemleln, President; K. Wolf, Vice PresI-
| dent; W. j. Junck, secretary; e. IL. Runh,
| Treasurer. The 1rst anniversary will De given
! at W offs Assembly Rooms, Main street neaI
| seventh, Monday eYenlnS, Degember II.
| The following are the newly elected officers
OF the st. Aloystls Orphan Society: Prcsident
| Joseph A. Heman; Vice PRESIDENT John
| Preuer; Secretaries, II. komescher and G. II.
| Grlmmelsman; Treasurers, George Thili and
L. haumCler; Trustees, joseph Sommer, H
| Broerlnan, II. Voskotter, IL. IL. VeIkamp and
j. q. oChulte.
IHE Tobacco Association last evening elect
ed The following officers: President, ". j.
| Dunham: FirsJ Vice Presiuent, u. Ii. Gries5;
second Vice President, b. +. Power; Direc-
| tors, f. W. DOrhmann, ii. Il. RattcrmanD, W.
L. stevenson, Ii. Z. Black, A. L. Symmes, Gsa.
W. COX, H. IL Holfmann, j. W. Barbour, H.
II. W. lhomas and H. Malay.
The monthly meeting OF the Evangelical
! Ministerial . sS0ciatiOn was held yesterday AZ
tGrnoon. The condition OF the churches was
discussed and the views of the clergymen
given. The next monthly meeting will be a
| meeting for prayer, and they agreed upon tho
d. .sCussion at the ebruary meeting, to be IN
troduced by Dr. II. B. l:idgaWay, of st. PaaI
| Methodist episcopal Church.