The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.
ST. VALENTINES DAY next Thursday.

A DRUNKEN man on Saturday night broke
Il plate-glass window, worth S75, III the En-
cry building.
THE ordinance of baptism was admins
tered at the Ninth-street Baptist Church
last evening.
THE funeral of the late Matthew L. Har-
beson took place this afternoon from No.
126 West Seventh street
EVANS, CLIFTON Il Co., rolling mill & tube
works, and John y. Lyon, shoe factory,
have made assignments.
The death of Mr. August Eberle, former
ly manager of BenMger Bros, this city, in
Switzerland, is announced.
Mr. ISAAC GRAvEsoN has received the con-
tract at his bid of 81, 239 for tiling the vesti-
bule of the new Music Hall.
THE examination in the Clcrmont Coun-
ty Treasury robbery, of which Charles L.
Dimmitt is accused, is still i'll progress.
THE City Poor Fund is exhausted, and
the OVersecrs have received orders to issue
no more assistance to the outdoor poor
MR. JOE ELDmcK, of Hunts Hotel, and
several amateur pedestrians, are making
arrangements for a ten-mile walk. Purse
500
THE funeral of the late John Schin, who
died Saturday, took place this morning at
Warsaw.
DANIEL DoNAHUE was found lying in an
epileptic lit in the Court-Street market
house last Saturday night and taken to the
Hospital.
The Executive Committee of the Social
istC Labor Party of the United States
(Workingmen' Party meets tonight at
Arbciter Hall.
GAIT. JACOB JOHNSON, President of the
Police Relief Association, has received S2S2
collected by MesSrs Chas II. Stephens and
A, IiickenloOper.
SEvENTY-rHREE of the members Of the
Musical Festival have been dropped by
order of the Committee for violation of the
rules by nOn-attendanCc.
In the Court of Common Pleas SATURDAY.
evening, the jury in the bastardy case of
Henrietta Boreman against Isaac Marks
rendered verdict Of not guilty.
L. d. MCDoNNELL, an alleged counter
feiter, who is being taken to Kentucky to
answer to the charge, was locked up at the
HammOnd-street Station last night
MIKE SCUILY, the champion walker, at
Ilibcrnia Hall, had completed his one hun
drcd and tenth mile at IL o'clock to-day,
and seemed as fresh and confident as ever.
THE alarm from Box 81, at s 80 Saturday
evening, was for fire i'll brick and frame
stable adjoining the Lafayette Brewery
The loss will amount to 500. Partly i'll
sured.
W., TT c.ro,-,,, l,o. loo,, 1,o,,,,l ,,,-,,
+o n,n Grand INV L,, C,o,,,,,,i,e;n,,nr una,,
er ON a charge of having i'm his nossrsSihn
and attempting to pass six counterfeit
quarter-dollars.
Np FpANr J1oprppp forn,or1,, oonnoc+oa
viii, tho prnl,,ta rnnrt nn1 Iafer VIII t,o
Water-works Denortment dird at his
mothers residence, No. 2s Elder street,
Yesterday. after brief illness.
Tur d;stiuories of Dnf4nn1ob1 o+ Fos+or,s 9
CrnsyinT and If N pfatfar 4, 10 on Mn
more street have been seized bv the Gov
eulmpnt for illicit distilling. At the for
mer place the men shot at the authorities.
A MAN named Goldenberr, who lives at
q Fifteenth street. while under the influ-
encr of j1uor Yesterday morning fell from
the porch in front of his room and broke
his shoulder blade, He was taken to the
HOspital.
Mr. VAN C. CooNroD General FREIGHT
Agnnt of fine Cleveland Columbus Cinrin-
nafi & Indiananolis Railroad Davton short
Iinrl died saturday NIGHT at his home on
Wnst Ninth street Of Inflammation of tho
stomach
C,vrryv,rr nassengers from 81 Tou;s bv
tbc q a. M Road on The ni~ht of LAM JanIary 2
ioib are annrajrd TO for information nh"mt
ITdae w r. Mavo of Lnnyrnwnrth Kan
coz ,,ho. etnrtnd on that Train for oInev III
P,r bmt Who I, never new T arrived ''' l' '''N'' ''-'
n-,t,, - A.. n T. ,r po;,u7
hol i,n ,nonntod bic ra,,"rt +o tho Cort Of Tho
1i1S Statas Gnrrt and shows thn re.
oai',ts ~ii't 70 Garo hoop SSho o7s 16 The exner-
5;4I,ee 5i;tp,s S5c', en9 tG TIe hajancn on Hand
uivu,es 9H' 200 oVS f1 TGo 81 n' ''''''' 0 i'i'
@i,ooNc' ~ ~ " "i01, 'oo VI. c,,-.,,..
IaE German louig men Cnrls'iall christian AS. AS.
SGciaon ha iia ormnm lsr n' Pre"bytcron C6nrc
nls1t a. 'ir t"t m"ar Vnpt 1Sot Thn onnai
Oh Inn sIicGr r'iIi hoiI 10 ;ht 80 to
p5IeS2 iee's III h"vn 01 liot; Fif,"nnth 'O 'e
nan Oh Elm SIIee!, "po'o Ili,,sI'.t,
BURGLARS last night maze a'tenptS 10 pur
glarlze several houses III the helghDorhooc
Of Vine ana court streets a sloC rom VI
hcer Cralnpert Leyo'lGl GtoNt ,;.eni ltoii
the vlcinl'J "i'iiou' 'iieii o0'9'NiD9 any
pooby'