The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-19
LOCAL BREVITLES.

urday aud Sunday.
srrAx thieves Saturday evening stole
seo worth OF clothing from W. j. Brown.
PAT. BRoPHY, who was out by Blakely
Friday evening, is doing well at tne
Hospital.
NEw, light and handsome fire.
engine has just been placed in the house
in CorryVile.
SIX of the Ponoa tribe Of Indians at
tended the "Pink Dominoes" at Woous
Theater last night.
ONE of the lionesses at the Zoo lately
gave biIt to two cubs. The family ID
getting along splendidly.
IHB Cincinnati M@lnerchor gave a
musical entertainment at their hall, on
Vine street, yesterday evening.
The beautiful weather yesterday drew
crowds of people TO the streets, ana 80
the Highland, Bellevue and Lookout
Houses.
JEFF. HOWARD, under Indictment for
Illegal voting, has been released on ms
own recognizance, on account Oh MS
failing health.
AN entertainment was given last
night at Mozart Hall Tor the benefit OF
Rev. Il. Rieken by the Colcordla Ora
matte Association.
of baseball yesterday by the MohaWk
Browns, the score at the end OF the
eighth inning being II tot
The Gatling gun was satisfactorily
tried Saturday afternoon before the
Police Commissioners on Clifton avenue,
just above the Bellevue House.
Mr.. JOSEPH BEALL, better known las
Unolo Joe Beall, died Saturday at his
daughters residence, No. ll7n Everett
street at the age OF eighty-four years.
THK fire at Verhage's vinegar and
bologna factory, on Lodge alley, broke
out again yesterday morning, but was
extinguished by buckets Of water
thrown on 1t.
A NEW black chinchilla overooat be-
longing 10 Mr.. j. W. Coyner, OF 37S West
Seventh street, was stolen last night
from the Nlnth-street Baptist Chureh
during services.
ALL the animals at the Geological Gar
den are now In their winter quarters,
and the buildings are heated by steam,
making it very agreeable Tor visitors
TDe attendance yesterday was large.
WILLIAM MCCORMICK, cooper Of
Riverside, is at the Hospital with two
big cuts from a cooper's adze. The
wounds were given him by fellow
workman, named Engel, during fight
HENRY VERHAGE's vinegar factory
corner of Gano and Lodge alleys, was
badly damaged by fire Saturday evening
last. Two relays Of the Fire Depart
ment soon got the flames under control
Loss 50, 500, fully insured.
The Colored Democratic Club OF Ham
iton County held its monthly meetln!
Ea urday night at Lime Hall, on Plum
street above Seventh. Speeches were
49,, ,lIin lAV ni la
Travis, jesse Fossett and Dan. Thomas
IT is boy again, with handsome fac
and high forehead just like his father
In TACT the neignbors say he is Yerl
meat small edition of Sam. Cullom
Horace Greeley CuIlOm is the only nam'
that has been seriously considered up t.
Ihls writing.
THE Workingmen held a meeting OF
Saturday night TO collect money to an
the striking cigar-makers OF New YORK
The contributions did not amount t.
more than enough to pay hall rent am
gas, and a committee was appointed /
uevise means to collect more money.
The Fair at Jefferson Hall for th
benefit OF 81. Louis Church was well ai
teuded, last night. Mayor Moor
was present. The knights {
Bt. james promised 10 be |
attendance this evening, and tn
knights o. ST. Patrick tomorrow nigh
HID. HERRICK received a sentenc
this morning OF $50 and thirty days, all
John Ward sentence of$2O0 ana lhirt
duys, having been convicted OF stealth
seventy pounds Of lead pipe from Judg
Eox,s house, Oh Court street. Tho da
key whom they employed to carry 1t o
told on them.
Two oyercOats and hat were take
last night from the residence OF Mr..
Ii, BuVher, No. l0S East Fourth stree
mud evening before last some thief g
away with a silk skirt and oyerskirt,
b. aver cloak and set OF silver kniv'
and forks from Mrs. Lay ytelPs house, N
2A6 RIce street.
JOHN FAY, whom ;ne police have ofte
had to deal With, WAS found in Griffin
untenanted house, on Sixth street, Sa
ulday, apparently attempting to extra
some leud-pipe therefrom. After
we're scutIlu he was arrested, and WHIT
searched u skeleton key was found
him. He will BIZ tried November ~.
LAST evening Rev. W. T. Moore, OF Il
Central Christian Church, preached
sermon based upon the text VI am
vine, ys are the branches and on th
he proceeded to show tnat tne MelL
oist. Episcopalian, Presby terrain, al
other Churches, are not Chul ohes
Christ, nor branches OF the prlmitl
church.
YESTERDAY Franz Morning, W
Keeps II saloon at No. 10 Findlay sire
was arrested at the instance OF la
living in the same house on charge
performing common labor ON Sunds
H. was engaged in playing bllIlar
This case was dismissed this mornlr
but he will be trie November 70 lor
bibitiug gaming devices.
AN audience among which hundre
could not be accommodated with sea
listened to Father Magevney at
Xavier Church last night. His subj
wac "Ecolesiastical History" ul
which he spoke in 50 pleasing and
tivating a way that the closest attent
was gwen him. He will speak next 81
day evening upon the "Conditions
Baptism"
THE Workingmen's Club at its me
ing Saturday night at Hoods Hall, {
ner OF Third and Parson streets, elec
the following Ulcers: President, Jal
Wynne; Secretary, Robert shann
Treasurer, John Hood. ThirLy-r
youths signed their names for the
ynnizution n of n military company I,