The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-14
'eEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Sscstton Of building a new depot.
Two hundred and ten Cincinnati Masons
pnssed through Detroit yesterday on their way
10 Portland, Maine.
THE Young America Fire Company No. ], of
vrhana, will visit this city next week, arriving
at4:50 p. M. on Thursday.
ME-. KIBTON, who has been In the Water
works for ten years, is, It is rlmored, likely to
snuseed Mr.. Brashears as Superintendene OF
IN Water-works. ~'T
Fax Pilots' Mutual Aid and Improvement
01cisty has dissolved. Papers to that effect
ware fled with the Recorder yesterday, signed
bF two thirds Of the members.
TEE Board Of Aldermen yesterday appropri-
stsd altogether q, $50 81 from the General Fund
n pay FOR damages to property by the change
q street grades and for other purposes.
A REsoLUTIoN was passed in the Board 4
Aldermen yesterday, requesting the Trustees
Sfthe southern railroad to report the hnancial Ia
addition Of the Southern Railroad Fund to the
Beard. ''"
DETECTIVE CRAVEN arrived In the city with
mas r. Curtis, the defaulting cashier In the
employ OF the Pullman Car Company, and
lodged him at Ninth-street Station ON charge
~ embezzlement
NRs MARGARET Il. LOWRY, Of Baltimore,
poxmerly an actress, will speak Tomorrow
morning and evening at Wesley Chapel. Mrs
lowry has been most successfully employed
- IN evangelist in the East ever since her
oQoversl0n.
TIE Bartly O'Connor, who was in the Police
baxtly O'Conner that keeps grocery, corner
MSycamore and New streets. To persons who
knOW Bartly, this statement Is unnecessary.
~ he 10 not that kind Of person.
TIE Germania Band, forty-one pieces strong,
pnder the direction Of Professor Seidensttcker,
gtye concerts this afternoon and evening at
ke Musc Hall there, and Sunday afternoon
nd evening at Woodlawn Garden.
A DISPATCH from the authorities Of Indian
DDolis, dated yesterday, reached the city that
Rareira, who is said to have burglarised his
Bther's pawn-shop, was arrested at that
Esssiy. ~ "
VICTOR WuLFEcK, ESQ, Ex-Councilman,
gays that he has retired anu entered once more
" m honest business Mr.. ulfeck does not
ny that there was any stealing done while Ia
Council but there were overwhelming tempta-
Runs to do so. Victor rejoices that he Is out Of
Councils influence.
JOHN e. MORRIS, ESQ.,, will address the
r. m. c. A. Hall. The Christian workers meet
Sunday afternoon at 4:S0 O'Clock. The Gospel
Inquiry meeting will be addressed at eight
Selock by Il. P. Ransom, Esq, on the subject
sf.sIndividuaal Responsibility"
A RESOLUTION to appoint a committee Of
Guire into the legality of the transfer Of the
contracts for labor from Greenwood & Co. to
nad d Co., was passed in the Board Of Alder
nen yesterday. Messrs Thomas, Fake and
Rrewsteriwere appointed as such committee.
TIE Horticultural Committee of the Indus
kiai Exposition has published q handsome
circular announcing the premiums and the
rules governing premiums in that department.,
nevoting one whole page to the premiums 70
b offered on Floral Subscription Day, Septem
S>r4 rxr1,n xxril in thn W NJ
premiums.
AmAHAN PAREIRA, the alleged burglar Of
~ fathers pawn-shop, is accused OF having
yhtained money by false pretenses. He pre-
nnded TO own horse and wagon that be-
bnged to MIR. Goodman, and obtained forty
I've dollars by selling them. The accusation is
hace by his mother in-law.
JOSEPH Cox, an employe at the Empire sta
b1es, on Walnut street, about eleven o'clock
Ast night, got into difficulty with Chas.
s the place called the ''Sunfower'' on Sixth
Rreet, east of Walnut, Leisenring in the
helee seized whisky bottle and sJruck Cox
Dn the head, cutting terrible cash. Cox was
kken to the Cincinnati Hospital, where his
pounds were dressed and he is now resting
lasy. Leisenring was arrested by Officers
beileau and Fox. In the Police Court this
moFning the charge Of assault and battery was
gcferrcd against him, but he was dismissed
hpayment Of the costs.
a zESOLUTION was auopVeu IN unS poarM VI
Alderman yesterday that the City Civil En-:
S1near be instructed to cause Street Railroad
b6mpany No. 10 to have Broadway, between
li3th and Court streets, Madisonvllle pike, be-
bseen Mcmillan and Chapel streets, Gilbert,
hum Court street to Montgomery road, re-
Eaired, according to Section No. 413, OF the Mu-
hoipai Code. Also, that the curves at Hunt
md Broadway, and Abigail and Hunt streets,
- placed in the Center OF the roadway. Also.
)Ass he compel the company to lay rail of
tuur-inch trans, according to the terms OF the
Esiinance prescribing the terms of Route No.
y and that the solicitor enjoin the further
Wnning Of cars on said route until the ordin-
bRae and law are complied with.