The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-18
LOCAL BREVITIES.

yesterday sent to LoDgview Asylum.
SEVERAL articles Of jewelry were
stolen from house No. 356 West Filth
street yesterday.
JOHN MoNuLTY, who lives on Lang
don alley, is at the Hospital with u
broken knee-pan.
THR Mayors Oflce is closed this az
ternoon on account or the funeral OF Dr.
Boettger, father of the License Clerk.
THERE is a new addition at the Zoo
logical Garden in the shape OF young
twin grizzly bears, born yesterday noon.
The Dustin court-martisl trial has
been adjourned until February II, on
account Of the illness OF Colonel Smith.
A HORSE and wagon belonging to
Charles Edwards, OF 401 West Third
street, was stolen last evening from Van
Horn alley.
The pork-packers OF Spring Grove
avenue have packed about one huhoreu
and twenty-five thousand hogs the
present season.
The Woman's Foreign Mission Socle-
ty met with unusual good success with
their entertainment, given at the Sec
ond Churcn yesterday afternoon.
R. FULTON RUSSELL, Who for two sea-
sons was leading man at Woods Thea
ter, is now the father of bouncing
boy bahy~.~Alhsny, New York, ID where
the evGntoccurred.
DURING the early part Of the week the
residence Of 2. J. Porter, No. ii Arch
street, was entered By thieves, and an
oyercoat, suit OF clothes ana small
writing desk stolen.
THE Secretary Of the Board OF Trade
is gathering information respecting the
NJ fkNn caaA N
work done by the manufacturers OF the
city, preparatory to his report.
VIM. II, BOND was put under $500
bonds yesterday by Squire Eckel, tor
mis- appearance on the I'D 10 answer to
the charge Of stealing a horse and wagon
belonging to john Hof, and taking them
TO Kentucky.
Mr.. HENRY CALDWELL, Of this city,
presented to the Zyulosica Garden
yesterday q fine spec Of Vir-
ginia deer, and Sells Bros, the we'll
known menagerie firm, made ihe Garden
a gift of male leopard.
A DISPATCH from New York states
that orders OF publication have been
granted Of the summons against Albert
and Gabriel Meter, alleged TO have gone
out Of the State TO avoid service on sui
growing out OF their value.
THE German stonemasons, at meet
ing held at Arbelter Hall last night, re-
solved that 81 70 day was the lras
that q mason could afford 10 work for
and request that all contractors make
their contracts accordingly.
A ROW In a saloon on Broadway, neal
Sixth street, late last night, resulted II
Martin Fillmore, getting cut III the
shoulder ana james Wilson getting ar
Nyin ha for IN O
cious cutting next Tuesday.
The Union Board of High Schools yes
terday ordered two copying presses TO
copying examination questions by tn
electric pen. They also instructed the
Building Committee to consider tn
question whether the High School room
could be enlarged, as they were to
crowded at present.
'ESQUIRE SClWAB accepted an invita-
tion 10 the residence of Mrs. Wilson
No. "a George street, last evening
where he performed the marriage cere
moDy OF Miss Lizzie Almond, OF thi
city, and Parker Brown, Of Warrel
County. The happy pair then startet
for the home Of the bride.
YESTERDAY United States Detectiy
Rathbone made the arrest O
Charles Goodman, a sporting man of tn
DlStrlct OIL Columbia, VINO 1Ur nearly
year had been fugitive from justice
He was charged with au assault wit
intent to kill, and had been fleeing from
one city to another, closely followed b.
the detectives, until he was finally cor
nered in saloon on Vine street. He " il
be removed to Washington on beuc
warrant tomorrow night.
A GRAND select musical and literar
entertainment was given last evenin
under the auspices OF the Queen Cit
Lodge, No. 1856, Independent Order {
GOOD Iemplars. The "Moneyless Man
recitation, was admirably rendere
by MIR. Dudley Z. Ferrell. The reat
inys of Miss May Martin deserves grea
credit on the part OF that beautifu
young lady. The ever popular recits
tioD, "Shamus O'Brien," by MIR. Alex. {
Phlllps-who by the way was recover
1ng from very severe colG--was rel
dered very finely, aud the young arts
deserves great credit. The singing
MI. Kuetner was very fine; also that
DR.. L. &. HERON and Miss Ella Mile
On the whole the affair was one of th
most enjoyable Of the season, and lh
managers-Messrs Judd, Hawkins an,
FlemiD2-deserve credit.
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