The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-11
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

THE children of st. Paurs M. E. Church
gave musical, Instrumental and vocal en-
tertainment last night.
JOHN MoELvoY, of 51O West Fifth street,
was sent out for thirty days this morning
for giving his wife black eye.
REV. +. X WENNINGER, DID, has been
presented with handsome golden stole by
the colored Catholics of Savannah.
THE Davenport Club entertained the pub
lie last night with the presentment of the
serio-comedy "Plot and Passion"
EIGHT young ladies dressed in white acted
as pall-bearers at the funeral of the late
Miss Fanny Geyer, yesterday afternoon.
IT is rumored that the Directors of Route
16 have concluded to charge only cents
from Fourth and Walnut streets to Walnut
Hills
THE residence of Mr.. Frank Williams, on
the Madison Pike, was entered by burglars
night before last, who stole a valuable silver
cake basket.
GEN. CUsrER's statue, by J. H. Bailey, of
Philadelphia, which is on exhibition in the
window of Robert Clarke u Co., is the object
OF general admiration.
JACOB FRIcK, German basket-maker of
Mianlsburg has been absent from his home
since september 0ID, anu no trace Ol MN
can be found by his wife.
BERNARD DREYFUss ct al have brought
ten suits in the United States Court against
Stephen G.. Gibson ct al, based on an
alleged infringement of patent
MURRAY and Anderson, the two men ar
rested on the charge of playing the spiel
mark game on Mr.. Wright, of Dayton, KY,
were held to answer this morning.
MARY PIcKERELL, from Seymour, Ind,
left her child with woman named Mrs.
Williams last night and went out for short
time, and has not since been able to find
her way back.
The First Battalion Knights of Pythias of
this city celebrated its fifth anniversary yes
terday by street parade and grand ball
at Turner Hall. Delegations from all the
neighboring cities participated in the event.
LAST Wednesday evening Mrs. Julia A.
Magnus, an old blind lady aged seventy-one
years, residing at No. II Belts street, fell
down the full length of flight of stairs,
sustaining injuries from which she died
yesterday.
THE stockholders of the Ohio & Missis-
sippi Railroad held their annual meeting
yesterday and elected VIM. 7. McClintock.
Charles A. Beecher and Robert L. Cutting,
Jr., Tor directors 10 Ill the NaCdNCleS CduSeu
BY expiration of term OF office
MICHAEL GEGHAN last night left his wagon
for short time on East Front street, when
some rascal turned the nuts off the axles.
When Geghan started again the wheels ran
off and he was thrown to the ground, break
ing one of his legs, besides injuring him in
ternally.
THE Board OF Directors Of Spring Grove
Cemetery Association reorganized yester-
day by the reelection of the old officers
Robert Buchanan, President; John Shillito,
Treasurer; and S. B. Spear, Secretary.
Adolph Strauch was reelected Superinten-
dent by a unanimous vote.
GEORGE ABEL, married man about fifty
years old and tailor by occupation, doing
business at $50 Central avenue, near Free
man street. while getting out of bed this
morning, dropped back suddenly and died
within few minu es. He had been drink
ing freely of late. The Coroner was notified.
THERE will be temperance revivals to-
night at Bible Chapel; W. F. Faunce, w.
H. Spencer and others will be the speakers.
At Branch No. /, on Freeman street, near
Lincoln Park, with Thos. Swayne. D. H.
Thomas and others as speakers. AT Branch
No. 3, at 200 Vine street, with A. d. Gold
smith, R. Hall H. T. Ogden and Others as
speakers. Meetings will be held every
evening at the above places, Seats free.