The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-01
LOCAL BREVITIES.

THE silver watch of DR.. Phillips was
stolen from his Office, 521 Central avenue,
yesterday.
THE Friends Lyceum gave an interesting
entertainment at the residence of Mary
Paige last evening.
MRS MEYER, residing on Vine street near
McMicken avenue, fell down stairs last
evening and broke leg.
The promenade concert at Greenwood
Hall. for the benefit of st. Johns Church,
ht Auburn closes tonight,
TaK Goldsmith Club gave literary and
musical entertainment at Orpheus Hall,
corner cf Twelfth and Walnut Streets last
evening.
B.F. WooD, of Marietta, Ohio, fell while
crossing Sixth and Elm streets yesterday
sDd was run over by an express wagon, in
luring one of his legs.
THE Central Committee of the North
American Sengerbund will meet next Sat
aYday at Turner Hall to assign the respec-
tive duties to the various committees.
OLIVER c. MArsoN, of Cleves, was recap
tnred, and yesterday was united in mar
Kiage to Miss Laura E. White, thus stop
ring further scandal in the little village of
Cieves.
A CONFERENCE Of Adae d Co, and their
sreditors will be held next Wednesday
evening at Mannerchor Hall, corner of
Vine and Mercer streets, for the purpose OF
efscting a settlement of their affairs.
The Cincinnati Presbytery met yesterday
aftsrnOon and allowed Rev. Geo. B. Beecher
10 dissolve his pastoral relations with the
First Presbyterian Church. and to seek Ia
bor outside the bounds of this Presbytery.
PHK Temperance Meeting tomorrow (Sun-
dAyl night at Pilgrim Sabbath-school build
iag, corner of Fifth and Lock streets, will
be lead by Rev. Mr.. Hurst. Other speakers
will assist to make the meeting an interest
ing affair.
CnAa M. EPpLY has brought suit in the
Common Pleas Court against VIM. E. Coffin,
the defaulting teller OF the Lafayette Bank,
10 recover 81 500. The bank assigned that
amount of its claim against Coffin to Epply
and thereupon the latter brought suit.
Ar meeting of the Exposition Board
Iast night the following additions were
naade to the premium list: Best lager beer,
gold medal; best locomotive, gold medal
best electric light, gold medal; best steam
hammer, gold medal; best specimen OF dec
arated white ware, gold medal
MR. LAWRENCE SPAETH was yesterday re-
Neved from the position and duties of Su-
perintendent of Mails and ordered to re-
port for duty to c. J. French, Esq, the Su-
perintendent OF Railroad Mail Service sta,
tened in this city. Mr.. Spaeth's successor
h Alonzo Burt Esq, chief head clerk.
TIE Republicans of the Ninth Ward met
Iast night, and elected Colonel Guthrie DR.
Downing, w. H. Hughes and A. F. Hide
kaznt as delegates to represent them in the
Convention to be held Monday evening
next at Washington Platform. The pur
pose of that Convention is to form 6
Ssrmsnent Republican Club Of Hamilton
County.
Ak EArHAwAY will lecture at Robin
sun's Opera-house tomorrow on 'Ih'
0rast Detective" The musical exercise.
will begin at 5 o'clock, . half hour latel
thsn o week ago A quartet choir, with
pi&no accompaniment, will render four Sc
tsetions. in two of which the audience car
I0sn. This religious entertainment is free
10 everybody, and all are invited.
LAWRENCE GRErwE. four-year-old son O.
nv. Henry Greiwe, died day before yester
day from the effects of being scalded by tn
bet contents of coffee-pot that fell on hin
IAst Wednesday. The mother of the Lao
was in the act of taking the pot off tn
steve, when the handle gave way, causing
the accident The poor boy, after suffering
terrible pains, was buried yesterday from
ksz home, No. 1879 Abigail street
THERE can't be much money in the circu
husiness at the present time. Uncle Joh
Robi.son yesterday afternoon testified in
case before Squire Anthony that he ha
not made anything out of his combinatio
far the last three years; that he has starte
his boys out on the road every sprin
during that time, and that when they cam
home for the winter he had bills to foe
that would make a Rothschild contemplat
going into bankruptcy.
Relleyue House.