The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-31
LOCAL BREVITIES.
TODAY is All-halloween.

Tom ALLEN and Jem Mace in gigantic
olio at National Theater tonight.
!iFRANK. DIETERLY, of Reading, died
yesterday very suddenly, of epileptic
Its.
TTHE Lytls Greys reception at the
Armory last night was pleasant af-
fair.
p, THE Chamber of Commerce has a new
Bible, u gilt from the Y. NJ. Bible So
ciety.
The local preachers met to-day to
take action ON the death of Rev. j. +.
Forbus.
THE school lot on the corner of Ca rter
and Railroad streets, Twenty-fourth Dis
trict, is to be sold.
REMEMBER that Wolf Tone Circle OF
the Fenian Brotherhood give a grand
ball this evening at Greenwood Hall.
. "NELLIE" schottisch, composed by
Phi. FroIich, is just issued by +. w. Hell
mick, music publisher, 80 West Fourth
street, Cincinnati.
THE b. p. w. had better take turn
out IN the vicinity OF the Walker Mill
Road and Eighth street and see the con-
dition of the road there.
J THE congregations OF st. John and st.
Paul Churches will celebrate in common
this evening the Reformation Festival
in the former church, corner Of Twelfth
and Elm streets.
y WIN. DITrMER was convicted OF steal
Ing a coat, valued at $50, from Mrs. Bar.
bara Guenther, and was sentenced to
thirty days in the Work-house and to
pay fine of 5000 and costs.
I RoBINsoN's Opera-house was filed
last night by the Democracy OF the city,
who gathered in that hall to hear the
eloquence of Senator Thurman and Hon.
George w. Julian, OF Indiana.
, THE New Atlantic Billiard Hall, 246
Vine street, Ed. l.. Linz manager, will
be opened with grand concert on We'd
nesday evening. On Saturday tourna-
ment will take place between two we'll
known Eastern experts.
NJ. W. CoRDELL will address the Re
publioans at Clough School-house this
evening; at Mulberry Seminary, Cler-
mont County, on the evening OF the 4th
OF November, and at Newtown on the
evening OF the 9th OF November.
! GEo.SGE SAMM, the Celestial who en-
deaVored to kill Joe Sing. another Ori-
entail, a few days since, by shooting him
in the back, waived examination in the
Police Court This morning, and was
bound over to the Court Of Common
pleaS III tne sum Oh S0VU.
To MORROW, on All-Saints-Day, the
congregations Of the churches of Fran
ces of Sales, st. Rosa and Stephen, Holy
Angels, Church of the Presentation and
All Saints, will march in procession at
half past 2 o'clock to Calvary Cemetery,
Walnut Hills. Sermons will be deliv.
cred in the English and German tongues
by the reverends OF the above churches.
THE Board Of Managers of the Public
Library reported through Mr.. Long, to
the Board OF Education last night,
recommendation to fix the salaries of
MIR. j. II. Sentor, First Assistant Libra
rian, at 81 900, and Mr.. w. +. Barnwell,
Second Assistant Librarian, at 400
per annum, and that these gentlemen be
confirmed, was concurred in-ayes, 30;
nays,3.
JOHN Won WICK, Of 179 Race street,
was arraigncd before Judge Lindemann
this morning, charged with harboring a
vicious dog, which yesterday attacked
and badly lacerated the hand and arm Of
Adolph Schmey, IA boy living on Race
street, near Cribeps livery stable.
Schmey refusing to appear to prosecute,
Won Wyck was dismissed, promising to
Kill the dog.
GEN. Z. NJ. DAVIS, Grand Marshal Of
the TIlden Reform Guards, has issu ed
,"General Order No. H." requiring GAIL
the independent and ward organizations
of the Democratic Grand Army OF Re-
form who desire to participate in the
Brookville celebration and parade on
Thursday evening, to form in their d.
visions, so they may be in position at
+. NJ, sharp"
LAT meeting of the Wine Growers
Association held yesterday afternoon at
A al IIA,, tI,n ,ls,Ip
voted at the last meeting for the best
Ives and best Catawba, were both
awarded to M. Werk 81 Son. The asso-
citation accepted an invitation to visit
Col. Warnings place at Indian Hill on
Saturday, Nov. 4, to meet the Indian
Hill Association.
OFFICER CoNRoY arrested last night
four young ana confirmed loafers around
the corner OF Fifth and Elm streets, who
are in the habit of annoying and insult
ing ladies who pass there. On the charge
OF disorderly conduct His Honor fined
them each $40 and costs this morning.
Their names are: John Green, of "a
L9ngworth street; Barney Small, OF 56
Mcfarland street; Daniel Smith, Of ITO
West Sixth street; and Harry Hicks, of
b Longworth street.
s. Ii. WHITsETr had faro layout,
chuck-a-luck canvas, some cards and
number Of chips displayed on table at
his place, at No. 14l West Fifth street,
last night, just as officer Stewart walked
In. But nobody was playing. Business
seemed to be dull. WhiIsett and his
traps were taken in, but upon examina-
tion oil the case this morning the charge
OF exhibiting gaming devices was not
sustained, and Whitsett was dismissed.
CHRISTIAN BRUNER, a tailor, OF IA Lo-
gan street, after beating his wife most
numerically, armed himself with a shoot
ing Iron about the size OF mountain
howigZer, and was about to use it
when Sergeant Benninger rushed in and
arrested the man and took him to the
Bremeu.street Station-house. A charge
of abusing family was preferred against
him, but the forgiving wife refused to
prosecute, and the case was dismissed.
MRS. JANE SMITH, with two little chill
dreu, the youngest but two years old,
aud grown daughter, all Glad in rags,
and bearing every evidence OF their
lives having fallen In very unpleasant
places, were gathered in last night by a
policeman near Eden Park, where