The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-06
LOCAL BkEVlTIES.

boy.
THE Builders Exchange Yesterday
afternoon adopted constitution and
bylaws.
A FRAME shed on Freeman avenue,
near olxtn street. was slightly burned
last night.
TENOR and bass rehearsal tonight at
Melodeon Hall Ior the grand May Mu-
sical Festival.
MICHAEL ARNOLD will serve out a
thlrly-uay sentence for striking Wo-
man on the street.
The Nineteens, on q silent alarm yes.
terday evening, put out small fire at
NO.9 Park sLreet.
fIhe first grand complimentary mas
querade given by the Trypnena will
come on THIS evening AT Nj ozart Hall.
Mr.. o. Nj. LANGDoN has prote ested
against any one LuV himself be ing paid
as superintendent OF Longyiew Asy-
lum.
The old Volunteer Firemen's Life AS.
soolallon Will hold meeting tonight AT
the GiIt Engine-house at hsll.past 7
O'clock.
A NEW frame house on Torrence Road,
near Tue Madison Pike, owned by Joun
Hines, was slightly injured by fire last
evening.
BARBARA DAppER yesterday ms IT,
tuleu suit against Louis b. Wellman
1or breach Of promise OF marriage.
one claims damages in $50 900.
The tickets for the amateur theatrical
performance, TO be given by the Clio
Clue for the benefit OF the family OF the
late ofhcer Kunkel, are now offered for
sale.
The Society OF Natural History, at a
meeting helu last night, cordially III.
dOrsed u memorial i'll favor OF the In
ternatl0nal syst tenn OF Weights and meas.
ures.
CHARLES HAMILTON and VIM. Hum
phreys, Two cUiUreu roustabouts, who
spend their leisure hours practicing
trick games, were sent to the Work.
hou'e lor three mouths this morning.
The examination of Charles Dlmmltt
aud Jerome Stinchfield is progressing
slowly before Squire Psase. Tue testi-
mony produced Is very damaging TO the
former. The case was resumed to-day.
HENRY KLUNAN, a young man living
on BIoauWuy, WAS bouud over to the
Grauu Jury yesterday by Commissioner
Hooper, Oh the charge OF having passed
q counterfeit hall-dVllar on Joseph ii ar.
tin.
THERE was acelc bration last night at
the resluence OF Mr. Sol. Goldsmith, the
Pearl street mercnaut, in honor of the
recovery Of his wife from an almost fatal
accident AZ tie Robinson Opera-nouse
calamity.
JAMES KELLY, q roush-lookiug va
grant, sneakeu into house on East
Fourth street yesterday and then
6DRakeu ont aHain with n allit of hnvIs
clothes, for which he will 20 to the
work UUuoe tor tAree months.
The old Board of Officers for the Con.
solluaLed Street Railway has been re.
elec ed, as follows: II. NJ Shoemaker.
President; }. N. Kinney, Vice Prl side Mt;
[. Il. GVye, Seol etary; Il. A. Dunlap,
Treasurer; J. S. Colllne, Assistant Sec.
rotary ana Treasurer.
THE College Hill Narrow-gauge Rail-
road Company has made arrauSemc nts
for oiminus in tnls oity. The road
will run along the bank Of the Miami
Canal from Spring Grove to Brighton.
Work on 1t is to be commenced as soon
as the weather Will permit.
THE receipts at the GEOLOGICAL Gar
deu during the last mon. lripled those
OF tue same mJnth last year. New au-
dIttons are constantly arriving, and the
Garden now offers more inducements to
the pubic tor entertaining itself than
any other institution i'll the CITY.
The quarterly election of officers OF
suited as follows: President, w. 5,
Magly; Wee President, Z. +. w. Tat
R9nhorst; Secretary, w. Il. Meserole;
treasurer, VIM. l.. Jordan; Critic, A. } .
Huneke, and Librarian, Ed. SchWab.
A FEW friends OF Miss Anna Taylor.
-dau,n.er Of VIM. Taylor, No. 1872 BAUM
street, gave her surprise on Monday
evening last on the occasion OF her
eigA Genth birthday. The Misses Fill
more, CouMay, Manss ana McROberts
we're pine movers Ia The affair, ana
C edit ID due them for very enjoyable
evening
BARRY EYTINGE, formerly stage man
ager OF the Grand Oiera-house, was
married a snort time ago to one of the
Dayton bellies. The news was pub
1ished and reached tho eyes Of one E!iza
z. Eytinge, OF New York, who now
openly declares That she is Eytinge's
lawful vile.
THE German Pioneer Association mel
last night and admitted the following
new members: A. Bahne, II. Schroede +,
+. +. SchtC Ceder, q. Stenmer, +. Wer-
sci, A, = DdnlelS ihu Z. bl Ter, 1t was
resolved to celebrate Washinston's
Birthday at T. Schuman's place by q
banquet iu the evening.
SEVERAL entries have been made with
Mr.. UnaIa, 10 compete Tor the gold
medal and the purse OF SO in the peCes.
trian tournament which begins to. NOR.
row. Nj ke SCulley begins The feat OF
walking one thousand five hundred
miles in one thousand FIVE hundred
houra at Hibernia Hall this eYeuiug.
The Directors of the City Work-house @
met IN Regular session yesterday. Su-
perintendent Morgan's report show wed
the presence ofiour hundred and eighty
seven Inmates. Mr.. 9. Il. Callahan an
peared as attorney tor the Davis gamb.
lers aud requested their release on the
ground OF good behavior since May last,
Referred.
The mu u,icians Of this city met yester.
day evening aud formed a permanent
organization for The protection of their
in erests. The following officers were
elected: President, The0. HOLE; Vice
President, VIM. Ross; German Secro
tary, Otto koertinK; English Secretary
AZ M. Currler; Treasurer, A. Stephens
Another meeting VIII be held Frida,
next.
THE workmen have begun placing the