The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-14
LOCAL BREVITlES.

LOCAL BREVITlEs.
HIS hair he tore
And loud he swore;
His teeth he kept gnashin';
Nought could aSsuage
His towering rage,
Nonght could subdue his passion,
But let his sight
Just once alight
upon the sublime essence OF concentrated
impudence who has sent him that comic
yalent tine, wherein he was represented as a
bald d-headed old snoozer with false teeth,
who was dead crazy 10 marry some rich
widow with nine children and he would
literally
Reward him with thrashin'.
SST. VALENTINES DAY.
NEARLY one hundred and sixty dodgers at
Bremen-street Station last night
THE Trades and Labor Assembly last
night inaugurated a new feature IN eslab-
fishing lecture bureau.
AN infant was left last night on the door
steps of J. F. Mayors, No 22o Clinton street,
and taken to the hospital
THy report of the l., c. & L. Railroad for
bIt HlbINll VI SlNSo oiiS >'f'N NS
b213 225 81, and the disbursements as S2O4,-
1856 53.
THE Hamilton County Democratic Club
held its regularly weekly meeting last
night and was addressed by Hon. John f.
Follett.
THE Executive Committee of the Expo
sition Commissioners, at meeting yester-
day, adopted a form of bill for the guaran-
tee fund.
Hon. JOB f. STEVENSON delivered his in
seresting lecture on "Abraham Lincoln"
last night at Union Chapel before the Lin
eoln Lyceum.
THE committee appointed to devise a
plan for the coming Children's Home Fair
made their report last night at an ad-
journed meeting of the friends of the in
stiiution and an executive committee ap-
pointed to carry out the plans.
THE sparring match between Harry Eel
lows and Mike Keating came off at the
White House last evening, and at the close
of the twelfth round Brown, the referee,
decided that Fellows was the winner, but
the audience voted in favor of Heating.
Prosecutor DREW left for Columbus to-
day to resist an application made by requi-
sition of the Governor of Indiana on Gov
ernor Bishop for the delivery of Samuel P.
Bowles to the authorities from Indiana, in
which State a charge is pending against
Bowles.
THE Unity Club, which will present "H.
NJ S. Pinafore" at Pixies on the oath, is the
same that covered itself with glory and tin
foil in magnificent presentation of THE
Sleeping Beauty" which some people had
the bad taste to call burlesque. The club
1,Ia Co. IL, 4 oil hot
dertakes.
Mr.. ABBOTT, who has been suspended for
one year from fellowship in the Seventh
street Congregational Church, has presented
a communication, in which he claims that
he was not pc. mitted to make any defense
in his behalf. He asks for second and an
impartial investigation, and the Church
has decided to grant his request.
THE Committee to whom was recommit-
ted the report of a financial plan for the
erection of a new Chamber of Commerce
met yesterday afternoon, and agreed upon
an amended report, which will be brought
up for action on Monday next. The amend
ed report differs from the first in that each
member shall have one vote, and no dis
tinction is made in favor of those who SUBJ
scribe $500 or over.
A. J. NuRRE's picture frame and molding
factory on Broadway, which has several
times been burned down, came nearly meet
ing similar fate last evening. Somehow,
the ceiling over the engine caught fire. but
the flames were discovered in time The
watchman of the building, instead of try
ing to put out the fames ran out of the
building in search of Mr.. Nurre. When
that gentleman arrived, the floor over the
basement had been burned through.
the marriage of Miss Ella Rogers and
Ben. B. Law. of Covington took place at
the Union M. E. Church, of that city, last
night, in the presence of large gathering
of the friends and relatives of the bride
and groom. Rev. w. w. Ramsey otficia.ed,
and at the close of the ceremonies the
party returned to the home of the bride,
No. 80 Garrard street, where reception
was held. This morning the newly welded
couple started on bridal tour to New Or
leans.
CERTIFICATES were filed at Columbus yes.
terday incorporating the Lincoln Club of
this city an organization to advance the
science of political economy, and the propa-
CATION of the principles of the Republican
party Certificates were also filed incorpo-
rating the Turner Bau Verein No. 3, of Gin
cinnati 100000 capital; the Cincinnati
Railroad Omnibus Company, with $4,000
capital, and J. n. Kinney, Y. A Smith, r.
K Brown, J. H. Rhodes and Seth Evans as
Gorporators, and OF the Coalburg Lodge, No.