The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-11
THE DAILY STAR
LOCAL BREVlTIES.


culation.
Mr.. ]. ]. FRIEDLANDER was serenaded at
the Grand Hotel last evening.
THE Chamber of Commerce BUILDING will
be handsomely decorated during the NAV
Musical Festival days.
LUCIEN MARC wrestled John Robshaw in
Washington, Thursday night, and was
thrown three times out of FIVE
JUDGE YAPLE adjourned his Court yester-
day, upon receiving information of the
death OF anephew in Ross County.
THE Knights of St. James attended in a
body the fair last evening at Mozart Hall
for the benefit of the Church of the Atone
ment.
THOMAS GowDAY twenty-eight years old
and slightly deranged, is missing since last
Thursday from his home, No. 50 East Fourth
street
A. J. JAYNEs, of Danville Ind, was dis
missed by Squire Gilligan yesterday of the
charge of obtaining liquor by false pre-
lenses.
THE rite of confirmation was performed
to-day upon one of the sons of Mr.. Mike
Lipnan, and the rite of circumcision upon
the other.
THE Beaumont-Fletcher Circle held
pleasant literary and social entertainment
at the residence of Mr.. Calvin Peele, No. 2O3
Everett street, last evening
ARCHBISHOP PURCELL will at half-past 9
O'Clock tomorrow morning dedicate the
new Catholic church in Sedamsville. The
knights Of st. Martin will attend.
THE suit of NJ. Halstead & Co. against Fl.
J. Sargent was tried before Squire Johnson
The decision was that the goods attached by
M. Halstead d Co. should be returned.
THE Three's went on silent alarm last
night to Daniels d Coombs tailor shop, 1852
West Fifth street, and put out an insignifi-
cant fire caused by coal-oil lamp explo-
sion.
THE Trustees Of the public schools of
Franklin, Warren County, are investigating
the question how a quantity of obscene lit
erature became distributed among the
scholars.
HENRY BRIDGEwArER, charged with bur
glarizing the residence of Nathan H. Allen,
No 342 West Fourth street. and taking $75
worth of jewelry, was held to answer this
morning Bail $1,000.
In the case of Hubert Heuck proprietor
of Heuck's Opera-house, who was arrested
on the charge of performing common labor
on Sunday, decision of not guilty was
rendered by Judge Wilson yesterday after
noon.
The st. George Catholic Church, Cory
vile, has been presented by one of our cit
liens, who does not want his name men
toned, with a magnificent tower clock,
manufactured by the Western Clock Com
pany.
THE Knights of St. Patrick went through
splendid military exercise last evening at
Mozart Hall, III the presence of a large
audience. The fair which has been in prog
ress at that place during the week closes
tonight
FAIL not to attend the Keppler Brothers
grand opening at Prices Hill, Monday
next. The Cincinnati Orchestra Full Reed
Band have been engaged. Grand prone
made concert afternoon and evening. Let
all attend. Admission is free.
GEORGE W. BRooKwALTER, charged with
manufacturing, and VIM. Stoker, charged
with passing counterfeit money, were ar
raigned before Commissioner Hooper yes-
terday and bound over to the Z. S. Grand
Jury, Brookwalter in the sum of 81, 900, and
Stoker in 81 900.
THE ladies of St. Johns NJ. Z. Church
beg to announce that on Tuesday, Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday of next week,
at lis Elm street. A good dinner will cost
25 cents served from II to o'clock; sup
per from to o'clock.
JOHN KILL1NGBURG, a married man, who
lives at No. 50 Riddle street, above Bank,
was run over by "a train on the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad at the foot of Liberty street,
yesterday. Both of his legs were badly
crushed; and the doctors called in were
obliged to amputate one of them at the
knee. He was taken to his home, where be
died last evening Squire RoWekamp, ow.
ing to the severe illness of Coroner Stich
who is confined to his bed, will hold an in.
quest at o'clock this evening.
THE promenade concert for the benefit OF
the Betts-street Hospital is progressing
finely, and large crowds are in attendance
nightly. The tables are in charge of the
following ladies: St. Marys, Mrs. Niehaus;
St. Anthony's Mrs Schuerman; st. PauIs,
Mrs. Gerve; st. Joseph's, Mrs. Luedkehaus
St. Philomena's, Mrs. Kathman; St. Angus
tins, Mrs. Hagan; Holy Trinity's Mrs.
Luedmerding; ST. Francis Mrs Heile The
refreshment table is in charge of Misses
Luedmerding, Simon and korte, Mrs. Bonte
and Mrs. Niehaus.
THE Ladies Art Loan Exhibition will be
open to the public only three weeks longer,
and the opportunity of seeing one of the
finest collections of rare, costly and beauti-
full articles, of every description, that has
ever been gathered together will soon be
last. The anticipations of the most san
guine have been met, and as the exhibition
becomes more widely known the interest
and number of visitors increases rapidly.
The ladies may well feel proud of the sue
cess of their undertaking.