The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-17
THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.


No meeting of the Police Commission
sn yesterday afternoon.
The endowment fund of the Home OF
Ne Friendless amounts to $l.S00
The second entertainment of the Shak-
psare Club will be given this evening.
The female aoudad at the Geological
Garden gave birth to o couple of tine young
snss yesterday.
The residence of J. Sebastian, No. 663
Flint street. was burglsrized last night Of
some clothing.
N. McParlin, employed at Maddux,
Hobart & Co.'S. distillery. was severely
suAlded yesterday afternoon.
Joseph Stewart, residing at S53 Sch
nond street, was beat out of s. 80 by oonh-
aenoe men yesterday afternoon.
Henry Lowenstein's residence, No.
- West Ninth street. was entered by
burglars last night Nothing was taken,
however, by the rascala
Lasge subscriptions were taken up
Sunday in several of the Catholic churches
n aid of the distressed Irish. Mr.. Parnell
will speak Friday at Music Hall.
Mrs. Or. 7. Robertson, Of Walnut
Hills. had her pocket picked on West Fifth
street, yesterday, of pocket-book con-
taining $40 in money and some valuable
receipts.
A concert was given at the House of
Refuge last evening by pupils of Miss Mel
sons College of Music. The incorrigible
youth at the institution enjoyed the treat
Immensely.
A meeting will be held at Geo. Ober.
Helms, corner of Freeman avenue and Lib.
srty street, tomorrow evening for the pur'
pose Of organizing . new permanent Re
publican Club
Francis Kelly has brought suit sgainst
ne Mount Auburn Street Railroad Com
psny to recover 81. 900 damages for injuries
ssoeived BY being kicked by horne while
II was in the employ of said Company.
Resolutions of incorporation Of the
IuTeka Mutual Aid Socie y were left fol
record yesterday. The following persons
sSs the Trustees forths ensuing term-to
wit: Frank Rhein, Jacob Frey and Fred.
hoffman.
The Champion Brewing Company Of
his city received its charter from COlum-
bus yesterday. Capital stock $lO0.0O0 in
Ave hundred shares Of $500 each. The in
sorporators are ]. Walker, A. Walker, p.
Z Roach. David Gibson and Robt Lang.
George N. Fisher, the cashier Of the
Vine Street Opera House, few days
40 skippei out with about $500
II Col. Snelbaker's money. He took with
him Miss Emma Chumley, the well-known
ttcket-seller at the Opera-house. Last night
. dispatch was received here from New
Orleans that the pair had been arrested
there and were being held to await the
9ders Of the Cincinnati authorities.
Harry Kline, of the Commercial Office,
was arraigned before Squire Wright yester.
aay afternoon charged with threatening
personal violence to Hugh Mullen. After
hearing the testimony, Mr.. Kline was or
dsred TO give $500 bonds to keep the peace
and appear before the Grand Jury. He re-
fused to give bonds, and was committed to
the County Jail. He was shortly after re-
leased on an order from the Prosecuting
Attorney. ..,...
An immense crowd attended Music
HALL last night to see the performance Of
Hernandez and to get prize, as had been
promised every body. After the perform
sncs several presents were distributed,
when the manager told the audience that
they would be given prizes at the box-of-
hcs % t ey left the hall. Then terrible
rssh ensued for the Office, in which women
and children were trampled under foot in
their eagerness to get present. Several
persons were badly bruised before the po-
lice could get the crowd dispersed.