The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

THE Infrmary Directors yesterday passed
bills amounting to $l79 7o.
HENRY ScHocKLEY was yesterday bound
over to the Grand Jury by Squire Block
pn charge of abduction.
THE Friends Lyceum held a very inter
ssting meeting last evening at the residence
Of VIM. Lippincott, Mt. Auburn.
Rev. A. B. Morey will preach in the
Fifth-street Presbyterian Church Sabbath
morning No service in the evening.
THE butcher-shop of Mr.. Joseph Schmidt,
No. 142 Clinton street, was broken into last
night and 81 distracted from the money
drawer.
THE Memphis refugees held meeting at
Hopkins Hall at II o'clock to-day and dis
rusSed the plans for transporting the destl-
tute among them to their homes.
Miss MoLME A. TAYLOR, who died after a
protracted illness yesterday at her home on
Mt Auburn, will be buried tomorrow
from the residence of her uncle, Mr.. John
Pickard
JOHN WADE, a Bucktown rough, drew a
dirk on a lady named Ellen Fitzgerald, last
night, but was soon arrested, and this morn
Ing was sent out for thirty days for carry
ing concealed weapons.
BIG time at the Geological Garden to-
morrow. To-day the pupils of the colored
schools of this city, numbering in all about
TX hundred children, went out to see the
snakes and the other sights.
GAR AWAY Moses" is the wording of
Eign displayed from Fourth-street win
dow, by the veritable guide mentioned by
Mark Twain in his accounts of Constantine
ple. The man retains his Turkish costume.
THE Eleventh O. V. l. members in this
eity meet tonight at the Board of Trade
Rooms, Sc West Fourth street, to arrange
for the coming reunion of the regiment in
ahis city A full attendance is desired.
ADDITIONAL sums for the yellow fever
sufferers have been received as follows
Presbyterian Church and Sunday school,
Ashland, KY, $06 SO; Workingmen, Belle
Tonte Furnace, Ashland, KY, 500; other
sources, So 65
DRs. WIN. DUNCAN, Faston Young B. r.
5heftall and f. T. McFarlan, of Savannah,
Ga, and Judge w. Milo Olin of Augusta,
Ca. were in the city yesterday on their re-
turn from Memphis where they had gone
TO nurse and care for the yellow fever suf-
ferers
GEORGE HARTLEY, the young man who
was brought from Indiana on the charge of
doPCi IiCiol Cu 'Edllio1 iilii W l1lDLlC HUI
fan, after being dismissed by the Police
Court yesterday was rearrested and brought
before Squire Harmeyer, but the matter
was settled by Hartley promising the girl
S110.
A MEETING of the Judges of the Common
Pleas Courts Of the Second Judicial District
was held at the Burnet House yesterday,
and the terms of holding Courts in the diff
ferent subdivisions fixed as follows: Dis
hict Court will commence March 31st and
continue three weeks. Common Pleas Court
will commence January 18Th, May 10Th,
and October Goth.
JOHN McNAMEE laborer and a married
man, about sixty years old, who has been
nick for some time, about 6 o'clock last
evening fell down flight of stairs at his
home, No. 526 East Front street, and was
Instantly killed. The Coroner was notified.
The deceased leaves a widow and three
grown children to mourn his sudden de-
mise.
THE Walnut Hills Literary Society has
elected officers for the ensuing year as fol-
lows: President, N. w. Harris; Vice Presi-
dent, W. 7. Perkins; Secretary, Mrs DR..
Freeman; Treasurer, Mr.. Harry Laws; Ex-
eeutive Committee-A. Clark, Esq, J. H.
Ciemmer Esq, Mr.. Clifford B. Wright,
Mrs. Carrie II. Cunningham and Miss Belle
Bmith. the next meeting will be held on
Me evening of November 18th.