The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-17

JHERE was n Wise ynuJii ~ k0euO,
Vino tickled jaSsarsck steed, 0,
The mule raised its heel
The youth gave squeal,
And turned up his toes at Toledo.
The Emery Brothers have purchased
the Frederick House at the corner of Sixth
and Race streets, at price of $4,000.
Burglars made an unsuccessful attempt
10 rob the drug sture of Mr. Hill. corner of
Fifth and Race streets, on SATURDAY. night
A small coal oil fire at the southwest
corner of Main and Canal was extinguished
Saturday evening before any damage was
done.
The funeral of the late John Higgins
took place this afternoon from M. AZ Chest
nut street. The Pioneer Association par
Gcinated.
The Saturday night train on the Col
Iege Hill Narrow-gauge road ran off the
track, compelling the passengers to foot
hh"me"
The two-story brick csrpentershop be-
Songing to George Warrington. on Everett
stree', was slightly damaged by fire Satur-
day night
]. Wallenstein 4 Co., cigar dealers,
doing business at No. "a East Pearl street,
have made an assignment to Myer S. Rosen-
thai, for the benefit of creditors.
The directors of the Hebrew General
Relief Association held meeting ycster-
day and passed resolutions of respect to
the memory of the late Abraham Aub.
The Principals Association have elect
ed John S. Highlands, President; N. K.
Royse, Vice President; w. A. Fillmore,
Treasurer. and Peter H. Clark, Secretary.
Eureka Hall was crowded last night
with fashionable audience gathered there
to listen to the remarks of Hon. Samuel F.
Cary upon "The Mistakes of Moses, or
1ngersoll-whichr'
The bakers, coopers and cabinet-makers
held meetings Yesterday in different rooms
IN Arbeiter Hall. but did nothing Of i'm
portance The same is to be said OF the
butchers last night at Thumms Hall on
Vine street
John Fehring, who keeps feed store
on Colerain Pike, near James street. IN
Camp Washington. fell from the roof Of his
house on Fonrth avenue and broke his arm
beside receiving internal injuries DR.. w.
Z. Shaw is attending him.
A deputation of the members of the
Common Conncii took trim yesterday
efforpnop ovar Of root 70 road rnu%o NJ IN
to the suburbs. The trip was made on an
Invitation from Mr.. John Harris, Superin-
terdent of the Walnut Hills Road
A domestic named Kate Yocum, who
was employed last May bv Mrs. f. B. Tav-
lor, of J"hn street, and was arrested
charged with stealing silk dress and other
articles of clothing and money, has made
an affidavit exonerating Mrs. Strnebbe.
whom sic accused of being an accnmpllce.
A large number of our leading mer-
chants have signed call for meeting of
''down-town" merchants at the Burnet
House Parlor No. IL, Wednesday. Ncvem-
ber 10th. 3p. m., to arrange for participa.
tion in the excursion on the completion OF
the Southern Railway.
Homer Brown, clerk in the employ
Of H. F. Hemingway Il Co., fish ard oyster
dealers, on Sixth street, after being dis
charged on the 1st inst, continued to col
lect bills of the firm to the amount Of $94
It being supposed that he has 90 eto Mem-
phis, the Chief OF Police of that city has
been telepraphed to keep sharp lookout
for him and return him to this city, If
sanght
J. W. Vance and D. A. Murphy, par
ties to the Murphv-Skinner-Vance scandal,
met in Seventh-sIr"et car Saturday, and
after few words had passed between them
BEGAN quite lively fight, which they con-
timed on the sidewalk. after having been
put off the car. Vance attempted to shoot
Murphy. but the weapon was wrenched
from his hand bv O bvstander. No serious
damage done to either combatants
The Ladies' Benevolent Society of St..
Paul N. E. Church met and organized a
sewing school for children last Saturday af-
ternoon. There were over sixty OF the
youthful ones present. Officers were elected
- follows: President, Mrs. A. r. Clark
Vice President Mrs. H. DeCamp Secretary,
Miss Katie Lloyd. The corps of yonng la
dies who have dutifullv assumed the po-
ktion Of teachers are Misses Cora and Liz
sse Thorne, Nav Cochnower, Alice Cost,
Katie Baker, Maggie Lloyd, Mamie Stewart,
Ada Wiltsee, Mary Crapsey, and Miss
Leach.
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