The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-14
LOCAL BREVITIES.

GopEy's Magazine, and all the Magazines,
at Hawley's
Dr.. MALEY is out in card stating that he
will not withdraw from the Coronial race.
JOHN McKNIaHT SEARS, of the Arm of
Jac ID Graft Il Co., who disappeared strange
ly on Saturday, August 31st, has not been
heard from yet.
OrTo KLrNaENBERa, thirteen years old,
and living at No. 81 Pleasant street, was run
over by horse and buggy about oclock
last evening and badly hurt
THE Executive Committee Of the First
Congressional District of the National
party last night reatfirnled the action of
the Convention, in the nomination of DR..
A. E. Jones.
IT was John McGill who was arrested on
the charge of using short weights and meas
ures, instead of John Frazier, as was erro-
neously reported. Frazier is the prosecut-
ing witness in the case.
THE four-year-old boy of Mr. Henry Will
son, who lives at No. 269 Linn street, pulled
kettle of hot preserves over him yester-
day His chest was badly burned, and Dr.
Watson pronounces it a serious case.
OFFICER WEATHERBY's funeral will occur
At 2 o'clock tomorrow at the Presbyterian
Church, Cumminsville. 1t will be attended
by the Masons of McMickin Lodge, of Mt
Healthy, and by detachment of police.
umbrella was taken from the 6:10 p. m.
Harrison Accommodation, l., c. u L. r. R.,
on Thursday, the 18th. The party is known,
bat no questions will be asked If it is
promptly left where the conductor of the
train can receive it.
THE concerts, which were to have been
Kiyen on the 26th, 9th and 2Sth Of this
month at Music Hall, for the benefit of the
Catholic and Protestant Orphan Asy lums of
this city, have been postponed to the 18th
and 18th of November.
As the western bound train on the White
water Valley Railroad was passing Echo
Station last evening some rascal threw q
stone through window of one of the
coaches, striking a young lady, Miss Sadie
Windsor, of Delhi, on the head, causing a
wound which may prove fatal.
THE many friends of VIM. H. Shannon
will learn with regret that he has been con
fined to his bed for the past four weeks
and is now in very critical condition. The
picnic for his benefit takes place at the
Highland House next Wednesday. His
young companions who remember his nu
merous charitable acts in times gone by
are doing giant work to make it great sue
cess.
Mr.. GUENTHER SEIpENsTIcKER become en-
gagged in an alteration with Gottlieb Giles
ner, member of his band, last evening
respecting the wages due the men, which
Mr. Sedensticker refused to hand owe
until he himself had received the pay TO
their services. Abusive words followed
ending in Mr.. S. being knocked down ant
receiving severe cash on his head by th'
fall.
THE Friends Lyceum held their opening
meeting last night and elected the following
officers for the winter term: President
Isaac Kinsey; Vice President, Mary Price
Treasurer, Rachel Adams; Secretary, A. J
Paige; Editor of the Spectator, Katie Lip
pencott; Assistant Editor, Blanche Jones
Committee on Literary Exercises r. NJ
Paige, Maggie Mckinney, Rachel Adam
and B. e. Hopkins.
TIE following gentlemen have been in
vited to meet Judge Baxter next Monda.
at the United States Court rooms to selec
Supervisors for the fall election. Hon. Thos
J.. Young, Hon. Benjamin Butterwortl
A. ]. Cunningham, AMI McGill, Hor
Warner M. Baeman, Ferdinand Vogelel
and Colonel L. G. Weir, Republicans. Hor
Milton Sayler Len. w. Goss, Nelson Sayle
Julius Refs, Edmund H. Pendleton, c. N
Holloway, and c. W. Rowland, Democrat