The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.


JoHN KANNEY will serve thirty days
ut the Work-hUuse for cutting II lead
pipe from the cellar OF house at No. So
East Front street.
THE English Consul at this point, Mr..
Robert Knight, was summoned yes er-
day to act as juryman before JudHe
Yaple, OF the Superior Court. His office
liberated him.
Two "c0mmon thieves" as the charge
RAIDS, john Sregers and Theodore
Baker, were arrest ted last night and VIII
explain their past actions in The Police
Court Tomorrow.
The question OF shipping coffee from
New YORK, which has Ueen a.iLaling our
commission merchants, will come up
again to-day In an adjourned meeLlug
Of wholesale grocers.
MATTHIAS HAYMAN. an old Frenchman
from The Soldlers' Home, at Dayton,
WAS sentenced yesterday by Judge
ERing to pay ine OF 5000 for peddling
tobacco without u license.
The President, Hon. Z. N. Pomeroy,
Of the Central Branch of the UHiOn
Pacific r. r, together with the Direc-
tors are TO visit the Geological Garden
to-day, on special invitation Oh Mr.. john
Simpkinson.
THE Cincinnati Baseball Association
fled articles Of inc ,rporation in the Re-
corder's Office yesterday. The Asspcia-
ton is organized for the purpose OF con-
struoting park to be used Tor skating
and other sports.
MRS. MARY MCDONALD, while step
p1Ug upon ear AZ the corner Of Belts
ANA Linn streets last evening, was
knocked down by milk wagon team.
The conductor gave chase to the milk
man but he escaped.
THE family Of Mr.. VIM. Peter Nef,
deceased, were surprised 10 find at er
his death that he LETT two paid up poll
eies OF $1,000 each In the Connecticut
Lille Insurance Company, of which they
were ignorant before his demise.
YESTERDAY morning the boot and
shoe store OIL j. Il. kuhlkamp, No. 269
Vine street, was entered by LnieVe4. LII
their fiji ht they left two pairs o boots,
three pairs Of shoes and two augvrs lii
the alley. -Four pairs of shoes are miss
ing.
THE First Unitarian Church, OF this
city, is considering the plan rstho i'm
pT0vemeAt and occupation of their
structure on the corner Of Plum and
Eighth streets. The church now occu-
pied would then be CONSTRUCTED INFO
business property.
THE Mutual Friends" a West End
dancing cub, will give their list com
piimenjary party at the Bellevue House
On Thanksgiving Eve, the Is h inst. Be-
sides pleasant time beng lnsu eU
those who attend, prize is offered fer
tie best lady wal,
Two little boys were sent night be ore
u "a Of
man aud Gest streets, aid on the wa,
some thieves assaulted them and at |
tempted TO 60 through their pockets. !
They were only prevented by some
p sse shy. The thieves succeeded in
making LEeIr escape.
A PLEASANT reception was given yes.
terday by MISS Mary Spencer to her ar.
tist and other friends, at her studio, No. |
10 West Fourth street. Miss spencer
shows artislc and refued taste worthy |
herself in the arrangement and decor.
Zion OF her studio, which contains many
gems by Her own hand, telling Of INDUS
Try and painstaking.
A PLEASANT social dance occurred
last evening on Walnut Hills. 1t was
the first social given by the WoouDurn
Club. The attendance was good and
the dancing was kept up TO an early hour
this morning. Ine officers of the Club
sfr; Mr. Frank Gronwall, Pres. Mr..
Edward kteine, Secretary, and Mr.. Al
fred kleine, Treasurer.
ONE Of CIncinnatps young men while
hunting near rnomasVille, Georgia, early
shis week came near being killed.
Having strayed away from his COM
panions, MI. Robert Reid, Of Louis Sni-
del's Sons, was mistaken in the bush
Cor hU nF
party. A portion Of the charge struck
him in the face and injured him Sc
verely, but not seriously. 1t is hoped he
will De able TO return home in q lew
days.
4 MAN somewhat the worse for drink
this morning appeared at the Ninth.
street Station seeking advice as to how
he could get wife. The officers,
desiring to help the man,
advised him to 90 up to
the Police Courtroom, and when the
case of he first girl came up he was to
Rifse and inform the Judge Of The fact.
He did so, but the Judge, not knowing
The joke, ordele n4m taken down stairs.
A great Gamper was thus placed upon
his hopes.
AT meeting OF the Exposition Com
mission las, evening, the following plan
was prepare. and talked over among
the members: That a building for ma
chinery aud heavy articles be erected on
the north side OF Music Hall, and ON the
south side building for the mi cellan-
eOus depari ment. Tne Art Gallery to
be on the third floor OF the main build
ing, and that permanent building be
constructed In the northwest corner OIL
Washington Park Tor the exhibition OF
frwers and plants. 1t was suggested
tnat The flower show might be made a
permanent thing, even after the ExposI-
tion is closed.
THE Nlnth-street Baptist Church cell
sbEated its torty-Seveuth anniversary
last night The programme OF the even.
Ing consisted Of reports OF the sunday.
scnoOl, the Mission on East Sixth street,
tie Woman's Missionary Societies, ana
OF the Church work in general, followed
by addresses by Rev. 5. X. LeaVitt, OF
I've First { hu ch, and the pastor, Rev.
Dr. Duncan. These exercises were in
Ierspersed by the singing Of several
choice selections Of music by the choir.
The audience then retired 70 the vestry
where reireshmentS were served, and
RI hour was spent In social ENJOYMENT.
Concert by the Harmonic Society.
The M@nnercA0r OF the Harmonic SO.
ciety gave their concert at Melodeon
Ball last evening. In spite OF the in- I
clement weather q large crowd was in