The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-25
LOCAL BREVLrIES.

FRED HASTEN was sent out for the third
time this morning Oh the charge OF abusing
his family.
Mrs. McHuGH, wife of Officer Thomas
McHugh of the Fulton District died yes
terday afternoon.
TIE Hughes Alumni celebrated their
nineteenth reunion at the High School
Building last night.
ELEVEN of Bucktown's worst women were
arrested last night and eight of them given
a sentence of three months each.
PROF. VENABLEs lecture at College Hall
on "The Quinessence of Dust" drew
large and attentive audience last night.
CAPTAIN WIN. STEELE, formerly of the
steamer Phantom, died i'll this city yester-
day, in the forly-second year Of his age.
Z. NEWMAN, assignee of David Levine,
was removed by the creditors of Levine
and Chas Bird elected in his place. Bond,
$4,000.
A COLLECTION of Frank Dengler's works,
the Young artist who died u short time ago,
have been placed on exhibition in Wis
wells store.
A SUIT has been brought by Mrs. Julia
Bosworth against her husband, Frank Bos-
worth, the elocutionist, dramdtist, &C., to
recover alimony.
ONE of the insurance companies of Bos-
ton invested Sl50OOO in Cincinnati South
ern Railroad per cent. bonds, yesterday,
At 109 and interest.
ANDREW COCHRAN, indicted for violating
The revenue law in the North District Of
illinois, will be taken from our County
Jail to-day, on bench warrant, and sent to
Chicago.
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At the club rooms, No. 230L West Fourth
street, last night, in honor to the memory
Of their deceased member, DIR. Landon Il.
Longworth.
THE item about Miss Jennie Willis losing
gold necklace at the Gibson House is a
mistake. She found the missing article
safely locked up in her trunk when she ar
rived in Detroit.
Ara meeting of the S. P. c. A. Yesterday
evening a committee consisting OF hve la
dies, with Mrs. Dawson as Chairman was
appointed for the purpose OF increasing the
regular membership.
THE Socialists are going into the Lyceum
business They are about to open two
more, one in the East and one in the West
End of the city, to be known as the East
and West End Labor Lyceums.
SALL1E RYAN, a seamstress, twenty
wears old. while on her way to her home,
No, 5O4 West Third street. last evening, fell
on the pavement and received such severe
injuries that she had to be taken to the Gin
cinnati Hospital.
THE usual Sunday evening Temperance
meeting, held at Pilgrim Sabbath-scnool
building. corner of Fifth and Lock streets,
will be addressed by Messrs Knight, Fol
ger, Dickens and other good workers IN
The cause Come and join us.
AN eight-day-old baby was found last
night in front of the house of VIM. Menge,
on Buckeye street. The mother, young
woman named Shafer, said that she lett the
child there because its father was Robert
Menge nineteen years OF age, a son OF VIM.
MenSe
THE Friends Lyceum last night elected
the following officers; Pierce Cadwallader,
President; Rachael Kinsey, Vice President;
Isaac Kinsey, Secretary; Sarah Llpplncott,
Treasurer; S. T. Hastie, Editor, ana Maggie
w. Kinney, Assistant Editor. Committee
on Literary Exercises-Haryey Antram'
Mary Pine, A. |. Paige, B. e. Hopkins.
THOMAS McCABE an engineer visited q
house of il-fame on Sycamore street and
asked permission 10 see his daughter, who
was living there against his will. His re-
quest was IeluSeI' anu he 10 ~" ei'.Ai oo
with breaking up quantity of the furni,
ture. He was arrested and will be tried
January 3Oth on the charge of malicious de-
struction of property.
VIM. NIELIs, who lives on Boal street
and James Toale, of Ala Sycamore street
conducted themselves in such manner
while in and about the saloon of 1888 Broad
way, last night, that the charges of disor
derly conduct, personal violence, and as
sault and battery were placed against them
The first charge was dismissed and the 9th
ers will be tried January Both.