The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-01

SOMEBODY'S coming when the dew-drops falil
Get me my blunderbuss that sta 'ds in the hall,
And when the serenader begins 10 squall,
I've g,ta load of shot for him.
Col. L. G. Weir has recovered the two
overcoats recently s,olen from his resi-
dence.
The Board of Aldermen meet to-mor-
row in special session, to consider the gas
ordinance.
The total collection of Internal Reve-
nue. of the First District of Ohio, for No
vsmber, is $992. .321 r.
The l., G. & L. Railroad will soon be
sold at public sale to pay off the mortgage
held by John S. Kennedy.
The concert for the benefit OF st.
Ludwig's Church, at Greenwood Hall,
closed Saturday evening, and proved
financial success.
A man named Hugh Bagley fell down
on Canal street between Main and Walnut
yesterday afternoon and broke an arm. he
was taken to the Hospital.
Owing to mistake in the announce
I,ent of the Brewers Appraisement Com
ittee. the Committee failed to meet The
object of the meeting is to reduce beer to
81.
The members of the Twenty-eighth
Ohio Volunteer Regiment held meeting
1T Republic Hall last evening, and resolved
not to participate in the coming Grant re-
eeption.
The coopers of this city held meeting
yesterday in Arbeiter Hall, and. after some
discussion, resolved to join the coopers'
union OF North America. Another meet
ing will be held next Sunday.
At his residence, No. 465 Plum street,
Mr.. John 7. Van Denberg yesterday cele-
buted the thirty-ffth anniversary of his
birthday. A large number of invited
friends were present
Evan R. F. McDopald brought suit on
Saturday against the U. s. Reporting and
Collecting Association and Mercantile
Agency to recover $22, $50 for services rem
dered by him as Agent for the Associa-
ton.
Late last night two colored men named
James DAVIS and Lafayette Clay had quar-
pocket-knife and disfgured Clay for life
by slashing him across the cheek. No ar
rests.
Charles Aitken, the young man who
had his leg broken last summer while en-
gagged in hoistng all iron column in Joseph
R. PEBBLES Sons grocery, at the corner of
Fifth and Race streets, has brought suit
against J. P. Walton g. Co., his employers,
for damages.
G. F. Junkerman, Superintendent of
Music in the Public Schools, will hold the
semi-annual oral examination as follows:
December I'd, morning, Sixth District; af-
ternoon, First District. December Sd,
morning Eighth District
The "boarders" at Daisy Lawrence's
house on Broadway were considerably
scared up last night by a small fire, which
originated from defective fue. The Gifts
went over and put ont the blaze in short
order, after which Daisy broke open a
conple OF bottles of wine.
Juod 1uuIlClO, VIII hCCPo tWO uOuoCo VI
fll-fame, OH Vine street and on Central
avenue, was taken to Bremen-street Sta
tion-house last night on warrant sworn
out by Fred. Salter, charging her with the
above offense. 1t seems there is bad feel.
ing existing between the two.
A gang of thieves again infest the
West End. Last evening an attempt was
made to carry off small showcase from
the cigar sore of Mr., Rothert, No. AIS
Freeman avenue, but the rascals were pur.
sued and dropped the plunder. A pair Of
shoes were taken from the shoe store Of
Gottfried Roeser, No. 47s Freeman avenue
The following nominations for officers
Of the German Protestant st. Peters
Church, Rev. Pohlmeyers. were made last
evening: President G. M. Herancourt
Vice President, H. P. Goebel; Secretaries
H. Wagner and A. Kassan; Treasurer
Fred. Frech; Trustees, F. Sackriede. F
Koch, c. Brinkman, John Zapf and Rober
Willie.