The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.

HALLER spoke for moro money last night
THE little joke Of the Gazette is loose again.
Seal-ahl
THE odd-fellows' game of baseball is set
Tor next Monday.
THE Barracks Band will be removed to Co.
lumbus next week,
THE o. & M. Sunday excursion train to
Aurora is withdrawn.
DIR. BARTHoLow lectured on The Heart at
bhe Ohio Medical last night.
BETTER PLACE to purchase Sunday reading
can not be found than Hawley's, 16t Vine
street.
TUE tally sheets and poll-books for the coun =
try precincts can now be had at the County
Clerks Office.
THE Probate Court-rooms viii be open until
D:sO tonight and Monday night, for the issuing
ef citizens papers.
ELM street Is to be improved from Hohnor
street 257 feet north on the west side, and 2so
feet north on the east side.
THE Women's Christian Temperance Union
ncld prayer meetings at their rooms this even
ing and tomorrow afternoon.
HENRY ALBERT MOORE an employe Of the
Main-street car-line, was run over by car at
the corner Of sixth and Walnut, last evening,
and his right ankle seriously hurt.
The debris OF the old Winter Garden Thea
ter, on Fourth and Home streets, which was
destroyed by nre some six years ago. is being
building
THE box sheets for the series OF concerts by
the Cincinnati Orchestra, for this city, will be
open for subscribers on Monday, at DObmeyer
public rehearsals at the Grand Opera house,
to which an admission OF fifty cents will be
charged.
The Aldermen last night appropriated s11,-
95S IS from the Gen eral Fund.- TO pay John Hor-
ton, contractor, q portion of the property hold
M for nlnrOVam1nta EQwArId
street. The ordinance came up in the shape OF
a Judgment rendered in the Supreme Court in
favor of the property holders.
AT the Y. NJ. e. A. Rooms tonight and to-
served: At 7,45 tonight strangers prayer
meeting, lod by Rev. Mr.. ID uncan, pastor Ninth
Street Baptist Church, At 4:30 T. NJ. Sunday
the Christian workers meet, and at 7As Z. III.
the regular Gospel and Inquiry meeting.
THE Aldermen last night resolved that it
was necessary to improve Fountain street
from Spring Grove avenue to Township street !;
Marshall street from Hammond to Auburn ay-
east line Of Hunt street; Dorsey street from
Sycamore to Locust or course thoy Will be
improved.
MIR. FRED AcKERMAN, the celebrated bill
lard man, and for several years identified
with the firm Of The j. NJ. Brunswick & Baike
Co., has for some time been complaining Of i'll
heath, and in order 70 restore the same, leaves
for Santa Fe, New Mexico. the Italy OF Ameri.
ca, on Tuesday. we nope ne may prosper ana
Thoroughly regain his health.
The Davenport Club gave their first reading
last e, en- ;ng to large and select audience at
Thoms Hall. They read the drama entitled
"Clouds'" The cast was we'll selected, ana
each person rendered their part admirably; in
fact we could scarcely detect flaw in the
reaing OF any person. Should tho Club keep
their entertainments to the standard OF last
evening, 1t will be one of our most popular
places Of amusement for the season.
DETECTIvE KUsHMAN yesterday arrested
Young man on sixth street, between Elm and
PUN. and lodged him in Ninth-street station
on charge Of grand larceny. He gave Ills
name as VIM Patterson, and is alleged to have
stolen q pocket-book containing $3.50. The
pocket book belongs to q lady, Mrs. b. A. Ro-
senthal, who came to this city yesterday. She
stopped ut the Henrie House, and in the even-
ing fell in with Patterson, who after some time
induced her to drink some wine. Mira. Rosen-
tnal then retired and put her money under her
pillow, and on awakng found her money gone.
Patterson was arraigned in tho Police Court
this morning and had his csse continued until
Monday. His bond was fixed at s., 200.