The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.

NEW cockpit on Central avenue
Two races at Chester Park thi
noon.
0HSo river coal ten cents per bushel
delivered.
A SQUAD of Philadelphia Councilmen
are coming soon.
THE new St. Charles, Fourth street,
Will be opened tomorrow night.
HATE REILLEY's unclean nest on Long.
werth street was raided last night.
AN increase in the number of applica.
naons for marriage licenses yesterday.
THK witnesses in the Harpe murder
case will be taken before the Grand Jury
to-day.
A TwO-SToRY brick will fill that place
made vacant by the burning Of the The
ater Comique, on Fourth street some
gears ago.
A LITTLE GIRL, daughter of q German
putcher ON Coleiran pike (Cummins-
yille1 cut one Of her playmaIes slightly
th the wrist.
JUDGE SAFFIN says he'll give $25 out
n his own pocket to help entertain that
delegation of select COuncilmen from
philadelphia, who will visit us on the
Eth.
TEE Board Of Aldermen, at their
W@eting last evening, voted an appro-
prfatiOn Of 5000 to pay James Kiernan
fof damages to his property on Audubon
Etreet.
q. W. HOFFMAN, City Auditor, is in
fsyor OF supporting the Intirmary aud
Hospital, whether the Street Cleaning
ind similar departments get any support
on not.
4 TRAM OF five horses attached to a
stone-wagon, the property of Bolts q Co.,
was driven into the river at the foot OF
Eifth street yesterday, and all the horses
drowned. The driver, George Keyes,
but for the timely help of men near by
wouid have shared their fate.
A VERY large audience assembled at
College Hall last evening to hear the
fourth lecture of Rev. DR.. McCosh, on
eYhe Natural History of. the Mind"
The lecture was very interesting, being
protusely illustrated, which adds greatly
to q thorough understanding of It.
MARTIN CAIN, with his forlorn looking
Gnd nearly tamished family, has arrived
nom Pittsburg on foot. The journey
lasted four weeks. Lieut.. Benninger, OF
the Tenth District Station, gave them
food ana temporary relief. Cain will
appiy ior JOB on the Southern railroad. {.
A MAN, whose name we were unable
TO learn, was run over by a passing train
OF the J., 9. u l.. Il. r. at the corner of
Wood and Front streets. Both of his
legs were cut of above the knees, He
was taken at once to the Cincinnati Hos.
Pital, the physicians stating, however.
Saat there we've but small hopes OF his re.
eovery.
THE ITEM in yesterdays STAR reflect
Eng on Messrs. Moody and Sapkey. the
nayival1sts, found its way into orr col.
Qmns by accident, and did not express
the feelings OF any one connected with
shis office, nor was it seen by any one
sill it appeared in the paper. With the
utmost care, these annoyances will some.
times occur.
A GANG Of workmen assembled at ten
0,claek last night at the corner of Eighth
and Mound, and SOON after went to work
&nd tore up the b6Widefrs On On Eight,
street, from John to Gutter. The Board
O. Aldermen having acquiesced in the
decision Of The lower Board, granting
the right OF way down Eighth street to
TIE "Sedamsville Extension,n the pro.
iectors OF the enterprise were desirous
W get their work in before they were
stopped by threatened injunction from
u II. Bishop, whose residence Is at
Eighth and Mound.
MRS. Woodruff delivered her lecture
% announced at Robinson's Last even.
ing, on the "Naked Truth" Her aud.
kence was small in comparison with that
Oh saturday evening, though rather OF a
petter class than one would expect to
lnd at such lecture. The language of
ene lecturess was pretty plain, specially
wnen she came to speak of that truly
good man, Deacon Richard Smith, the
soitor ,a OF paper too modest to plush
s,,.eS nes lectures res yet not modest enough t.
s;ous s"1 "usne sos "u'efl ~ements of the va.
~ ,Sa' quaos doctors, which habituaIiy y
,wsrn fts pages.
AT meeting OF the Work.house DI
rectors yesterday afternoon, Superin
tendent Morgan submitted a plan BY
which that institution during the coming
winter will realize a good revenue, an(
whereby the numerous tramps from al
aver the country sent there by Judg'
kindeman Will unu empAv, 49,. an'
pIenty OF cruel. The last Of this weel
Superintendent Morgan can use some O
them on Spencer street, from Marshall
10 Clifton avenue. He has also made ar
rsngements with Hon. w. 3. Groesbeck
Ur. .Bruehl, W. s. Riddell, John Kaui
Nan, and others, who own property OF
apencer street, BY which the owners ar
10 pay the Work-house Directors fort
cants per front loot for the II
mOval Of the earth and stone fror
safd street. The earth will be dispose
az in fills near by, and the stone sold a
high as ninety cents per perch. In
money which these property-owHer
will pay in will amount to $500, to
expended In equipping the workmel
Tfis plan promises TO feed the shiftles
and improvident, but not at the expent
Of the already heavily-burdened ta'
payeFs.
Awn Elisa Young.
Mra. Ann Eliza Young delivered