The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-11
THE DAILY STAR.
LOCAL BREVITLES.

When Loves shafts pierced cartlnan
And filled mis- soul with cares
He sighed "Whoa's me, that should see
This hitch in my affairs.
"For since that archer, Cupid,
Has truck me with his dart,
Not one glad day Of hope doth stray
Across my loveSicE cart
"Then bring an old horse-pistol
And shoot me in the eye;
My door-knob dray- pin Sombre crapel
Pm not freight TO die"
County TREASURER FRATz is ready to-day
to receive tax payments
AN East-ender says his gadding wife re-
minds him of the Chinese, because she
''must 60"
THE Bell Telephone Company have al
ready put up six hundred miles OF wire in
the city and suburbs.
Mr.. Z. GREEN, of Brighton Station, was
run over by buggy driven by Cassius Mil
ler, and severely injured.
LOVERS of opera will rejoice that Stra-
kosch-Litta mother match, and the fair
singer will still sing for the eminent man
ager.
The promenade concert in Jefferson
Hall for the benefit of st. Peters Protes-
bdHt OH uICll, is ldiSO
every evening.
The Druid S@ngerchor held their semi
annual meeting last evening. Thirty-fve
members were added to the Society 1t
was resolved to give a hop on the 7th prox.
and masquerade ball February 11tb in
Turner Hall.
RICHARD HURLEY, who cut John Hinkle
at a meeting of the Democratic Executive
l. - l., A
been indicted for the offense, and was on
Saturday admitted to bail by Judge Avery
in the sum of 81, 900.
THE grand ball given by the choir of st.
Matthew's Church, corner of Liberty and
Elm last Thursday evening, was one of the
most enjoyable affairs of the season.
Everything was carried on to the satisfac-
ton of all those present.
AT the tenth annual meeting of the Gin
cinnati Relief Union, which was held at the
City Buildings Saturday night, reports were
read which showed that nearly twelve hum
dred families had been aided during the
year at an expense of $9,637 sc.
FRANK R. CLARK, relative of the late
William Cotton, the comedian who died
suddenly last week in an eating saloon on
Vine street, arrived here Yesterday and
This morning left for home to take to Cot
tons family all of the effects belonging to
the deceased.
The investigation of Jesse J. j. DeBeck,
Principal of the Fourth District School,
charged with taking improper liberties with
some of his pupils, will be resumed this
evening Several additional girls have come
to the front and make the same charges
against DeBeck, as made by little Fannie
Hampton.
THE entertainment given by the Walnut
Hills Temperance Debating Society at their
hall, corner of Gilbert avenue and McNIi-
Ian street, on last Saturday evening, was
largely attended The hall was crowded TO
its utmost capacity and great many went
away being unable to gain admittance. The
programme was well rendered and was
hugely enjoyed by the attentive audience.
ARTICLES of incorporation of the "Ohio
State Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals" were left with the Recorder
for record Saturday. The following named
persons are the incorporators: John Smp
kinson, Asa A. Clark, Harry r. Smith, W.
McAlrin, Thos. Gibson, r. Allison, w w.
Magill, John NJ. Pattson Jos. l.. Smith, A
T. keckeler G. W. Bowler, E. ?. Brad
street.