The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.

now.
ROBINS made their appearance in
Avondale yesterday.
The subscriptions for the Kunkel ben
ett are increasing rapidly.
THE Kirby will contest will be re-
sum.d Monday be fore Judge Long
worth.
The "Unknown" defeated Holcombe
in the wrestling match at Woods Thea
ter last night.
THE County Auditor commenced the
semi-Annual settlement with the Treas
urer yesterday.
ELLEN MCGLENNoN, was at O'Clock
last evening taken TO the Reform Farm
by Deputy Sheriff Moses.
BERTHoLD A. WILLIAMS, son OF Prof.
s. w. Williams, fell and broke his leg,
near his home, last Thursday evening.
CITY AUDITOR HOFFMAN, although
notified, failed to appear before the FL
nance Committee yesterday afternoon.
THE Chamber of Commerce will soon
enlarge by moving the partition nearer
the outside door, thus making the LOBBY
smaller.
The masquerade party at the resi-
dence OF Frank Dean, on Celestial street,
Mount Adams, last evening, was an en-
|oyaDle affair.
THE Board of Trade will meet toni ght
in College Building, to consider The
question of the proposed leasing OF the
southern Road.
The examination of Charles Dlmmtt,
charged with the robbery of the Cler-
mont County Treasury, seems to be
nearing its close.
MIR. GEORGE MUHLHAUSER was badly
injured yesterday evening about 8
O'Clock by being thrown from his buggy
al the corner OF Sixth and Elm streets.
PETER KEHAE, brakeman on Lit tie
Miami frelgnt Train, was seriously in
jured near Milford yesterday by striking
his head against a bridge under which
the train was passing. He was brought
to his home, No. 10 Hamer street.
THE Catholic Institute, which made an
assignment yesterday, has called a
meeting Tor Monday afternoon, at
O'clock, when the question Will be dis
cussed whether it would be best TO sell
the building or give mortgages on it to
secure the claims.
MISS REBECCA GALLAGHER, eldest
daughter OF the poet W. d. Gallagher,
an accomplished lady, well known in
this city, died at her fathers home, Pc
wee Valley, near Louisville, day before
yesterday, and will be Inferred at Spring
Grove Cemetery to-day.
THE management of the Geological
Garden promise rich entertainment to
the visitors at tnat popular place OF
amusement tomorrow, the weather per-
mitting. New additions have been made
almost daily, and the collection is now
one OF the best in the country.
CATHERINE STABER, worn-out old
jade, was found yesterday by Officer
Higgins wandering about the Court
street Market win q roll OF oi!-cloth
under her arm, which was afterwards
identified as belonging to Mr.. Selegman.
She is an old offender, and will go to the
Work-heuse for ten months.
WILLIAM SIELKEN, one-armed anG
one-eye, man, VINO claims to be an Hi
nois farmer, was brought into the Cen.
tral Station last night from saloon on
Vine street beastly intoxicated. When
searched, 81, $50 in bills and five.
hundred dollar bond were found on his
person, which Will be kept for him unit
he sUbers up.
The Board OF Directors of the Unior
Bethel and the Ladies' Bethel Aid SO
ciety have given to the needy during the
past two months 1,2l4 meals, 1874 lodg
ings, 57S iouves of bread. 22V9 yards o
cshco, 2,032 ofmuslin, 927 yards OF jeans
BOO pairs OF shoes, 349 boys caps,
shirts, 81 1undergarmonUs, s. shawls, 5
girls mats, 4s pairs of hose, II dresses,
pairs Of pants, coats and 90 yards o
flannel. During this time the school ha
averaged 2,53S scholars.
SUIT was brought in the Circuit Cour
OF Kenton County, Kentucky, yesterday
by EX-Councilman Fred. Supple, OF Gov
ingtop, against the Cincinnati Volks
blatt Company, f. Hassaurek, editor
l.. MarkOreit, publisher, aud Mr.. R,es
senegger, the Covington reporter; t
recover damages in the sum of $500
for an alleged llbelous article publisne
in the YolksbIatt OF February 7, 1878, i
which article it was asserted that Nj
Supple had or was about to tile his pet
tion in bankruptcy.
DIR. A. O'LEARY lectures at Greer
wood Hall next Friday evening, the lot
inst, OIL "Anatomy, Physiology, Hy
giene and the Laws Of Health, StrenpI
and Beauty" The lecture is extensive
ly illustrated with the finest colectio
in America of pictures, maps, Frenc
maniklns, models Of all parts OF tn
body, and of fruits and f)wers; skelt
tons, human and gorilla; rare and cl
rlous specimens; lung testers, Iiftin
machines, dynamomeler, SO. Aamis 10
free to ladies' aud gentlemen. Boys wi
be charged 10 cents.
FRED. SCHOEDLE, plasterer living a
No. 66 Mohawk street, recently began t
suspicion neighbor named uenr
Kniedler Of making nightly calls upo
his wife while he was absent. AcoorJ
iugly Schoedle, TO ayenge himself
loaded shotgun with pieces OF glas
LOT ...lI.
About II O'Clock last Wednesda
nighL he appeared at the bedroom viii
dow, which was cautiously raseL
Scloedle blazed away, and badly dan
aged tue looks OF Kledlers counter
ance. Yesterday Gne matter came t
light and Scnoedle WAS arrested, bu
was dismissed this morning on accouL
Of the absence OF kuiedIer, the prose
outing witness.