The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-16
LOCAL BKEVITLES.
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terday.
The Davenport Club has an invitation
to so to Day ton and appear at Gebharps
Opera-house.
The police force this afternoon will
elect seven Directors to manage the Po-
lice Relief Fund.
A NEW telegraph office will be opened
in the Grand Hotel by the A. j. 2. Tele-
graph Company in day or two.
THE houses recently bought by Mr..
Shillito, on Seventh, Race and George
streets, were sold Saturday for $2,500.
MIR. f. W. RoRER, OF Hotfner avenue,
Groesbeck, lost several hundred dollars
Saturday, by fire which consumed his
stable.
THE Strangers Prayer Meeting and
Song Service to-nigat at O'Clock at the
Y. NJ. q. A. Hall, corner OF Sixth and
Elm streets.
The Democratic City Executive Com
mlttee has requested Hon. Geo. W. Z.
Johnston to contest Colonel Moore's s
seat as Mayor.
The A. & P. Telegraph Company is
erecting line of wires from Indianapo-
lis to this city via Hamilton, Mt. Pleas
ant and College Hill.
THE Adams Express Office, at BIau-
chester, Ohio, was entered by burglars
yesterday morning, who attacked the
iron safe, but were unsuccessful.
THR agency for the STAR at Spring
held, o., has been placed in the hands Of
q. ID. Wallace. At Lima, O., W. Deik-
man Will hereafter act as an agent.
MRS. H. Q. KENDALL, wife of the
suburban reporter OF the Commercial, is
nOnfinn1 hor ha1 in DF
injuries received by runawa, horse.
ADDITIONAL entries have been re-
oelVed from Covington and Newport for
the colored baby show at Thoms' Hall
next Thursday and Friday evenings.
The display OF infants will be much
larger than at first anticipated.
FRANK HETESHEIMER, man living in
Camp Washington, was commiss ion ed
few days ago by George Schorr to sell
five COWS and calves. lie obtained $l65
at the Stock-yards, and has not been
heard OF since.
The game OF baseball that was to
have been played by the Red Stockings
and the Allegheny Club tomorrow al
ternoon, has been postponed indei-
nitely, as the foreign club finds il inn
possible TO get here.
FRED. CONRAD, Of CumminsvilIe, and
his little boy were thrown out of u car
riage in which they with some others
were riding, Saturday night, in the
neighborhood Of Burnet Woods, and
were somewhat bruised.
4. j. JEssUP and Thomas Hethering-
ton, the two young men who last week
burglarIzed the PulVermacher Galvanic
Company's flee, on the corner Of Eigh
and Vine streets, were bound over to
the Grand Jury this morning and their
bail fixed al $1,000 each.
MICHAEL QUINN was ARE tied last
evening for careless driving. and tins
morning fined So and costs. Quinn ana
two gay comrades came down ObserVl l.
tory Road III buggy, and drove owe:
the steps on Baum street. Tue horse
and bu- gy were ba. .Iy dam aged, but The
occupants escaped without jury.
ALECK Voss, formerly of the Cummins
vile B.ue StocKing Baseball CIuD, was
arrested yesterday on warrant sworn
out by Lizzie Todd charging him with
bastardy. The case was called this
morning before Squire Schwab and con-
tlnued until neXC thursday. Voss gave
bail III the sum OF 500 for his appear
aDce.
THE contest tor the ladies' watch and
cham at the far for the Church Of the
Presentation closed on last Saturday
evening with the following result: Miss
Fanny Smith, Of Walnut Hills, y, 40
votes; Miss Anna Pennington, OF the
Cathedral, 2,559; Miss Lizzle OConnell,
Of Church OF Atonement, 465. Rev. Father
Cusacs, pastor OF the CnuTch OF Atone
ment, acted rs umpire.
"WILL His Letter Bring Me saduess,"
words by Samuel N. Mitchell and music
by Charlie Baker, is just issued by f. W.
Helmick, 80 West Fourth street. "He
Holds the Fort of Heaven" song by
the same composer, reached a sale OF
over ninety thousand copies in two
months. This seems remarkable, but it
Is fact. Mr.. Baker is now at the head
Of song writer's in this country. Every
song he has written has been success.
ul.
THE following-namedp parties from this
ocality start tonight for California on
pleasure tour: r. Il. Springer, l.. B.
HARRISON and wife, Il bert Mitchell and
vile, g. X. ShoenLerger and wife, Miss
ShoenDerger, Theodore Cook, I. j. EN-
cry and wife, Miss Van Antwerp, Gen.
Fnzhugh and wife, Halstead Neave and
Charles Z. d ckens and wife. 1t was
expected that Archbishop Purcell, would
De one OF the party, but feeble health
compelled him to resIg1.
OWNERS of town lots in the Poor Sub.
DIVISION TO South Cummin5yille have
made the discovery that by the will o.
VIM. j. Van Horne, made November 10
4S47, Margaret Il. Van Horne, his vile
now Margaret Poor, has ''no right Oh
power to dispose OF any part OF the fec
5f the estate during her life
time, but snail enjoy the income thereo
during her lie, with full power 70 dis
pose OF the fee thereof at her death, &C
cording to her will and discretion"
A FIGHT occurred last night at. Chas
Meyers saloon, corner OF Second ant
Plum streets, in which party Of rough'
and the batkeeper OF the saloon particl
pated. A bowlder was thrown through
the window by,a lad named Pat McKa!
and struck Herman Keider on the head
The barkeeper then came out and free
tour shots into the crowd. No one wa
hurt, however. Mckay was locked vi
or assault and battery and for ma
icIous destruction Of property. Pete
deider, the barkeeper, was chargei
With malicious shooting. Two others
lamea John OBrien and Anthony Da
Tis, were arrested for being disorderly
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