The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-21
LOCAL BREVITIES.
game this afternoon.

LOCAL BREVITiES.
RED-STAR game this afternoon.
PROMENADE at Art Hall tonight.
THE Exposition Board did not meet
yesterday.
PART OF Halligan's stolen goods have
hoen recovered.
FHE lecture at Allen Temple, last
evening, was very funny.
THR new building for the Cincinnati
Club is slowly approaching completion.
DEDICATION of the W. G. L. u. rooms,
No. 200 Vine rect this evening.
MILLCREEK TOWNSHIP is to have new
voting precinct known as Bond Hill.
THE Burnet Work-house Lot Commit
tee are in favor of the sale of the lot.
A $3.50 FIRE occurred in w aters & Co.'s
bucket factory yesterday afternoon.
Ex-AUDrroR TATEM thinks the city
can not be run with twelve mills tax.
DON'T forget Mr.. Conway's lecture on
tQriental Religions" at Pixies to night.
CUMMINSVILLE commuters complain
thai there are no lights or fire at their
station.
THE Council Committee on Street
Railroad is in favor Of the clifton IN
eIined plane.
JUDGE HoADLY's lecture last evening
was we'll attended and carefully listened
to throughout.
The Cincinnati Grange Supply-house
is organized with G. w. Rue, of Hamil-
ton, as President.
MUSICAL and literary entertainment
at Cumminsville Presby terian Churoh
tomorrow evening.
PETER PETERS, the man run over at
the Terrence road crossing Monday
night, died last evening.
VIM. LEEDS, sent to the Work-house
Saturday Tor lettering, was released on
witt OF error yesterday.
A PROPOSITION is on foot TO leave Main
Hall OF the Exposition buildings stand
ing, il it can be made safe.
COUNCIL has requested the Water
WORKS Committee to refrain from sup
plying the lakes with water.
AT one time yesterday afternoon, by
actual count, there were 167 male
loungers in Washington Park.
THE Centennial Dancing Association
gives it's first plimentary party at
Hibernian Hall this evening.
THE Board of Councilmen Yesterday
gohbled $270 Of the Wharfage fund to pay
for watering the streets. Policel
The promenade concerts at Exposi-
tion Hall Will continue The remainder OF
the week. Remember the orphans.
THE Sedamsyillians are happy. Coun.
Gil has told them to 90 ahead with their
Eighth-street railroad if they want to.
The young ladies Of Lane Seminary
Church give all entertainment in the
Leoture-room of the Church this even
ing.
THE old Woodward boys chase the
dying-foot ball, back of Lincoln Park,
this afternoon, and reunite AZ the Grand
this evening.
The civil rights case against Captain
Cuhom, of the steamer Granite State,
has been dismissed. The complainants
did not appear.
The BODY of an unknown man about
fifty years Of age was found at the foot
Of Smith street yesterday afternoon, and
an inquest held.
THERE is a general complaint that the
accommodations Tor obtaining letters at
the Post-ufice on evenings and Sundays
Sre insufficient.
The marriage OF Rev. s. S. Rust, D. D.,
Of this city, to Miss Lownes, Of Morrow,
Ohio, took place to-day at the residence
Of the BRIDES parents.
AN ordinance is likely to be passed
making the leaving OF an excavation Oh
the streets, without an enclosure, and u
red light, punishable otfense.
A GERMAN LABoRER, by the name OF
Henry Bendt, fell III a nit on Vine street,
near Fifth, this morning, about 10 O'clock,
Quite large crowd collected near the
spOt, and, after some little delay, an ex
press wagon was called and the man re.
moved to mis- home.
GEO. W. MEDARY, a printer boarding
af the corner of Longworth and Centra
avenue, attempted suicide last evening
by taking laudanum. He said that his
wife was hopelessly insane, and he hat
NO desire TO live any longer. He wa:
taken to tAe Cincinnati Hos pital and will
probably recover.
THE Zoo Zoo is likely to have stree
galway. Tue Cincinnati Inclined Plan
ordinance passed the Board OF Council
men yesterday afternoon. Some amend
ments added to it make the Vine street
track available for other roads AM
amendments will take IL back to tn
Board OF Aldermen, tomorrow.
THE Water-works bond bill did no
sail through Council yesterday. Ton
AcCafery, from the special committee
reported the original ordinance TO issu
y300, 900, and recommended its passage
The Chair ruled it out of order, as salt
e0mmittee was instructed to ascertain
tRe actual Indebtedness and the amour
necessary to meet it, and report tn
came, which the committee did not do.
Amusements.
THE GRAND OPERA-uOUSE.-Mr.C Chan
trau drew very good audience at thi
house again last evening, and thoug