The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-28

sonic Temple, on Third street. on Friday
evening, at s o'clock, to arrange for the
raising of funds for the sufferers in the
South.
Saturday evening next the Clio Dramatic
Club will give an entertainment at Robin
sons Opera-house, the proceeds of which
will be donated to the relief of the Southern
sufferers. Upon this occasion will be pre-
sented the domestic drama, in two acts en-
titled Laughing Gas"
There will be meeting of the citizens of
Memphis, Tenn, now i'll our city, at Hop
kins' Hall, corner of Fourth and Elm, this
morning at 10 o'clock. Al are expected 10
attend, in order to take action in reference
to an entertainment for the benefit OF the
Memphis sufferers at the Music Hall
d. NJ. Lazarus, of Warren, Ohio the
Grand Master Workman of the Grand Lodge
of Ohio, A. o. u. W., has issued a circular
calling upon every member of The Order IN
his jurisdiction for a contribution for the
Southern Yellow Fever Relief Fund.
The Supreme Recorder was teegraphed to
last Monday to draw on the Grand Lodge
for 500 to be sent South.
The Providence and Cincinnati Baseball
Clubs will play an exhibition game on Fri
day for the benefit Of the Southern suffer
ers from yellow fever.
Checks for any amount are not taken for
beer al the Atlantic Garden. Night before
last K. S. Griffin. of the st. James Hotel,
went in and called for pony" beer which
was brought and he threw down check for
$25 signed Griffin & Corbly, proprietors St.
James Hotel. The waiter winked know
ingly and refused to take it. Fred. Roos,
proprietor of the Garden, was standing
near. He picked up the check and, after
looking at it, sprang to his feet and gave
Mr.. Griffin's hand such shake as it never
had before The check paid for a glass OF
beer as stated above, but was sent South for
the relief of suffering humanity. Long live
Messrs Griffin & Corbly.
A grand concert will be given at Wielert's
Pavilion, on Vine street. from s to II
o'clock, next Friday evening, by Seiden-
sticker's full band, at which door fee of 10
cents will be charged. The band have vol
unteered their services free of charge and
all the receipts of the evening will be
| handed over to the Southern Relief Fund.
Wm Bodemer and the Odd-fellow Sanger
Choir left S. 0each at the Mayors Office this
morning for the suffering Southerners.
Morris Haskell, who recently arrived from
Memphis with his five young daughters,
and was sent from the Germania House to
Roh's Hill, last Sunday, died at an early
hour this morning.
The following subscriptions were made
on Change to-day: S. w. HarUwell, S.;
NJ. Hart, $25; DR.. r. Thaw, $40; United
Railroad Stock-yards 800; Cash. So; NJ.
Bray, $25; Harugari Mennerchor, 25; Mr..
Abigail Lewis, $25; f. H. Pendleton, IS;
Newhall, Gale & Co., $40; Cincinnati Ice
Company, $50; w. E. Terhune, of Toledo,
SIS; Chas. Hofer, $25; Geo. L. Weidler, $40.
GRENADA SUFFERERS.
s. V. Reid, Chairman of the Relief Com.
mittee, has accepted the prolfered services
of the Clio Dramatic Club, which will give
O select entertainment at Robinson's Opera.
Uncle John Robinson has kindly offered
the use of his theater for that occasion.
Judging from the previous successes in the
benefit business of this Club they will nc
doubt make this one a success. Let all re-
spond.