The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-17

Inc Dc5t IrltnuS must part anu 81 IA uSN W.
We feted and treated thee to thy I'LL,
And pass thee along to LoulSVifre'
SEvENTY-FIvE deaths last week.
YESTERDAY was the biggest day of thu
season at the ZOC-zo0.
The Chickering Institute reopened to
day for its forty-sevenLh seml-annua
session.
THE OHIO r yer bridge for the Cincin
natl Southern Railroad will be tested
next Thursday.
YESTERDAY was the lsraelitish Fast
Day. SaJurd y, the 22d, the Feast OF the
Tabernacles.
ST. CLEMENTS School, in st. Bernard
WAS dedicated yesterday afternoon by
Archbishop Purcell.
TIE Cincinnati Workingmen's Colon.
izalon Society met at Turner Hall yes
terday TOR organ zAiOn.
TICKET No. 1873 drew the horse which
was ratll ID for the benefit OF the Cum
mInsViiie Catholic Orphan Asylum.
JAMES FITZGERALD, who was shot in
Newport last Thursday night, rested
well yesterday, and is in a lalr way to
recover.
GEN. GEORGE w. MORGAN, OF Mount
ClhOus W All ul0oS VIC DculUCIaLS Ol
Cincinnati at Court-street Market Place
tomorrow night.
MAGGIE HUIGLING, six years old, fell
from thirds window OF house on
Rlttenhouse street, aud was yery
seriously injured.
OTTO LETTERS, the young man who cut
his loot about Lnree weeks ago by step.
ping upon nail, died yesterday AT 2.
NJ. from jaw.
-FOUR thieves entered the hat.store OF
Altman II Co., on Filth street, SATURDAY.
night, and while one pretended to buy
nat, the others tapped the Till and took
$3.50.
Mr.. Cross room at the Burnet House
was entered yesterday by means OF an
outsider" and robbeu of $50, gold
watch and chain, and some railroad
tickets.
CHAs. E. KINsEY, who was charged
Win stealing book from the Abstract
Company, was dismissed by the Grand
jury Saturday, they falling to lind a
Oil against him.
NILE. Rosa CELESTE performed the
daring Feat oI wheeling barrow on a
light rope eighty-tiVe feet high and one
hundred and fifty feet long, yesterday,
at Inwood Park.
MR.. A. BRUINS and wife, of No. 68 East
Pearl street, celebrated their silver wed.
ding last evening among a hosL OF friends
The pleasing entertainment was kept up
TO the "Wee sma hours" Of the morning
HENRY SOLOMON, the young man who
abscUnded with about $500 worth OF
goods belonging to Keller, the tailor,
was locked up this morning in default OF
$500 bail to await his trial on September
~.
THE managers Of the Cumminsville
Orphan Asylum have rendered vote of
thanks to the managers of the Zoo-zoo
for their kindness in permitting the Or
phans to visit the Garden free, last
week.
FRED. AND JACOB WERNEKE, father
and son, VINO were locked W in Bremen
street Sta ion last nrgnt for throwing
beer glass at officers, were fNed this
IN 1rning l5 and costs and $40 and costs,
re pectlVelY.
AT the meeting Of the Principals AS
sociation the following officers We're
elected to serve one year: Jonn 5. High
lands, Presidents; Thomas Nj. Dill, Vice
President; Prof. A. Il. Burnett, Secre-
tary, and John Akels, Treasurer.
On Saturday James McNulty, the hod
carrier, who was employed at the build
ing being erected for The Children's $
Home, lell from the second story, and
cap weighing about one thousand
pounds, fell on ais thighs, bruising lh {.
anne severely. lie is reported to-day
as cOnTalescent.
THERE will be ga Branch Of the Cuyier
Club OF Cincinnatin at Middle Island,
Lake Erie, from September II TO October
l, with the following subscribers: Ii.
kaufman, A. W. Gazlay, l. b. Wright,
Ii. Ii. Tinker, z. B. Paxton, S. N. Max
well, II. Z. OuagaD, w. B. Smith, Dr..
Klnsell. .. J. Dodds. John Falls, A. Q.
Russel; W. b. Smith, PurVeyor.
THE National Tueater this week will
present a four-act highly emotional
drama, "Broken Fetters; or, The Great
Express RJDbery," by the great cnarac-
ty Etzeltiue, in their club-siugiDg and
statue clog-dancing, will he one Of the
attractions. The programme tor the
week is lively one, and Manager
Hyams should see full house there.
AT the meeting of the Young Mems
Hebrew Association, held yesterday in
the Vestry-room OF the Mounu-streel
Temple, the following were elected as
officers lor the ensuing year: President,
Louis Kramer; Vice President, JOSEPH
Warren We'll; Secretary, Henry A
Selnshelmer; Librarian, Adoiph l.
brown; Directors, Sol. Levi, VIM. StiX
H. Z. Ezekiel, DR.. Ronsanon. DR.. Mar
Gus, All. NJ. Cohen, j. hwarzenberg
MEssRs. FIRED. KLIMPER Il co, mer
chant tailors, have removed from
their late premises, corner Q
Main and Seventh streets, int
more pleasant quarters o
West Fourth street, next to tn
Merchants Exchange, where they VIII
be pleased to accommodate their friends
Their fresh and well assorted stock c
tho most fashionable clothing is no,
complete and ready for inspection. CIV
them cal.
RnSAs ball.