The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-27
LATEST LOCAL.

THERE will be meeting of the members
OF the Pork-packers Association at their
room on Change at IL O'Clock tomorrow.
! PETITIONS. to the Legislature protesting
| against any change in the laws affecting the
Board of Public Works were numerously
signed on Change to-day.
The annual election of officers of the
Board Of Trade will take place next Satur-
| day and the election of officers of Builders
Exchange on next Monday.
GEO. BoYLsroN failed to leave the city
yesterday, when so ordered to do so by
Judge Wilson, and this morning went out
for 3O7eS0 in consequence.
THE Lotus Club yesterday evening adopt
ed resolutions expressive of regret and sor-
row at the death of one of its most respect
ed members, Mr.. Jacob Bernd.
| The articles at the promenade concert in
progress at Greenwood Hall which do not
bring sufficient price in the manner in
which they are now being disposed of, will
be sold at auction Monday afternoon.
THE cases of the gamblers, Geo. Phillips.
Frank Clark and c, W.. Wilson, charged
with exhibiting gaming devices at No. %
| Longworth street, was continued until to-
morrow, when it will be tried by jury.
REV. Mr.. TALMAGE had fine audience at
| Pixies last night His lecture, ''The Bright
Side of Things" was brilliant and pleasing,
and was throughout enjoyed by the aI
dience
THE Republican Fourteenth Ward Club
have a meeting tonight at the corner OF
| Central avenue and Bank street. An ad-
dress will be made by Mr.. G. H. Kumler, a
candidate for City Solicitor.
ANDREWS BAzAR for March is out and is
a very fine number. At this time of the
year the ladies are especially interested in
the spring fashions, and the Bazaar is author
| ity. Order it of your news-dealer
SAMUEL BARRETT teamster, was sent to
the County Jail last night by Squire Mar
chant, in default of $500 bail, on a charge
of bastardy. preferred against him by a
young woman named Cassie Dunleavy.
THE Sixth Ward Socialists meet tonight
at the Teutonia Hotel, No. II East Ninth
street, for organization and election of del
egates to their City Convention, to be held
on SATURDAY. night nezt at Arbeiter Hall,
Mr.. MATT. MURPHY and his estimabte
wife Lucy on Tuesday last celebrated their
crystal wedding, at their residence, No. 80
Butter street. An elegant supper was given
to those invited, after which the night was
spent in dancing at the St. Charles Hotel
on Third street.
MICHAEL WAGNER brought suit to-day in
the Court of Common Pleas against Joseph
Wakeman to recover $4,000 damages, al
legged to have been sustained by the de-
ieiia:""tt ct having been brought before Y. S.
Commissioner Hooper OH charge Of pass
ing counterfeit money.
HARRY HULsE, the rapist, who is still in
Jail, was visited yesterday by his wife, who
had long talk with him. She insists that
her husband is innocent, and shows her be-
lief in this by bringing him delicacies and
eatables. Hulse talks pretty freely, but
not upon the charge that has been preferred
against him.
PRESIDENT HoBAET called the attention of
the members of the Chamber of Commerce
to-day to a circular issued by parties who
profess to be doing the business of COM
mission merchants under the name of A.
Staufer & Co., No. 1877 West Sixth street.
and stating that they were members of the
Chamber of Commerce. On motion the
matter was referred to the Committee on
Legislation,