The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-27
ARaEsT CIRCULATION IN FHE CITY.
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

TEE wharfage receipts for the week
ending yesterday amount to $27A 80.
y ER. VICTOR WILLIAMS, the well-known
VpAchsr oEmusic in the public schools, Ia
Soxionsly Ill.
THE concert at Burnet Woods Park,
~ the Cincinnati Orchestra, yesterday,
Was very largely attended.
MUSIC will be given tonight by the
CINCINNATI Orchestra at Wielert's, and
W 6eidenstioker's band at the Atlantic.
THE Finance Committee has requested
ne City Auditor to make monthly re-
ports to 1t Of the status Of the general
6nd.
(. Ar the meeting Of the Fire Commis-
o5Oners. yesterday, the pay rolls and
tflls, to the amount Of 81 ,26S 76, were or
dared to be paid.
A sLEEPINa-cAR from Chicago was
kobbed yesterday morning between
Chi0ago and LafRy cite. About $131 were
lAken by the thieves.
Mr.. 4. LOCKE, for long time music
poaoher in our public schools, but late
music dealer In the city, has retired to
npsnd his days on his farm in Iowa.
THE policy writers brought up before
4udge Lindeman. In the Police Court,
were all dismissed, the State being un-
SHE to make out a case against them.
A SUPERINTENDENT OF Mission Sab
bath-school asks for special contribu.
Hon OF flowers for the children, next
h0nday. AL donations will be received
pt the Young Mems Christian Associa.
lion.
TIE list Of the Industrial parade will
p lett open to-day and Tomorrow for the
ySw additional signatures that are ex-
bected, but will positively be closed to
kaoh and every one after Tomorrow at 6
7. II.
RxsIDBNTs OF Undercliff have petit
aon8d the Fire Commissioners for two
paaterns and an alarm box in their vicin-
~. The matter at the meeting, yester.
We For the present.
WILLIAM WHITE, clerk at the City
Eoat-ofi1ce, died at his mother-in-law's
Ipeitenoe last evening, aged 45. Mr..
White has occupied mis- position for 81
keAfs, and all who knew him will regret
y learn OF his death.
Ar the County Fair Ground yesterday,
eusipg the game between the Wyoming
md College Hill Clubs, some unknown
fAl6yes stole revolver, watch and $6
bonn the wagon of the latter where the
to3s had stored their clothes.
TEE College Hill Railroad Company
Ne fled suit In the Probate Court
hgainst John Ebert, Henry Bruins and
kkanry Ludwig for the appropriation Of a
txaot of land from Cincinnati to Venice,
fnr the construction of three-foot gauge
kaitroad and the ascertainment and as
baAsment OF compensation.
INFORMATION was left, this morning,
Nt the office of the Superintendent OF
Eolice, Of the robbery and burglary of A.
r. Taylor's store, at Newark, Ohio, on
De night OF the oath. An immense
xm9unt of ivory, gold and silver PEN
k0lders and pens was taken. A reward
n $500 Is offered for the arrest and CON-
SiHtion Of the thief.
TEE Grand Marshal Of the Industriaa
neocession will probably be appointed
his evening by the Exposition Com
&ittee on Parade. Mr.. St. Martin has
bx the parade, and has, in fact, been the
pole msver In the enterprise, and IL
More are any donors to bestow In con.
bsStioa with the position of Grand Mar
ghha, o. In any way possible, Mr.. st.
kGfEth 10 certainly entitled to them, and
konla 80 be considered by the oom-
kktte6.
JAMES FARRELL, young man, was
Apnd about ten O'Clock last night by two
Rslieemea on MCMILLAN street, coming
as af H0fman's grocery, with a large
gpde Of clothing in his possession.
- was taken to Walnut Hills' Station on
y ebsfke Of burglary, and another Of petit
nkUepy. IN the Police Court this morn
A8 b pleaded guilty to having stolen
y sew suit of clothes from JAS. II. Printe
pnne time ago. He was sent to the
8ork-hQuss Tor thirty days and fined
NO. On the charge Of burglary he
ased d an .ss sxsminsst,fcn. ,Is and vas :, bound q
lined st $500.