The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.

has resigned.
COURT OFFICER HIRAM TAYLOR is
confined to the house by sickness.
GEO. MCLEOD. Receiver at the Louis
vile Short-line, is lying very low at MS
residence with paralysis.
MANAGER MILES, it is stated, has con-
cluded to take the management Of the
Oates Opera Company for three years,
from September IL.
VIM. JONES purloined hat yesterday
from Mrs. Straus' store on Pearl street.
His sentence in The Police Court this
morning was thirty days ana 500.
THERE was $50 worth of plate glass de-
strOyed by stray rock, which struck
window OF Mrs. Asbury's residence, cor
ner Of Eighth and John streets, last
night.
"PIoUE," the great Fifth Avenue sen-
sation, will be the opening piece at the
Grand Opera-house for the approaching
season. Miss Fanny Davenport will ap-
pear in the leading character.
PATRICK MCHUGH. a young laborer
who lives with his mother at 160 East
Pearl street, and who is subject to tits,
fell from a third-story window to the
pavement last night and was dangerous
" hurt.
JAMES MCDERMoTT was fined $25 and
posts this morning for assaulting j. b.
Fugazzi, The peanut merchant at the
porner OF Vine and Baker streets, last
night. The trouble was all about ten
cent dog.
IL Council will get down to work and
confirm the contracts for street repairs
which have already been made by the
Board of Public Works, the unemployed
workinpn will mt uapd tn huld mpptiupS
on the Esplanade.
THE Little Miami Railroad will run
two trains to the Loveland camp-meet-
ing on Sunday, leaving Cincinnati at
$40 A. M. and P. M; and returning,
leave the camp al 7 and 10 p. NJ, arriv-
ing at Cincinnati at and IL p. NJ.
The following named men have been
appointed substitute engineers: Com
pany No. l, John Young; No. 4, John
KOOling; No. s, VIM. Lecount; No. 8, II.
Norton; No. 10, e. Stemod; No. 12, Paul
shopper; Ne. ID, Ii. Roll; No. IA, E. C..
Roberts.
J. T. BLACKBURN, Secretary Of the
Board of Trade, mas received so far, re-
ports from the Second. Fourteenth, Six
teenth, Eighteenth, Twenty y-third and
Twenty fifth Wards, looking to the cap
ture OF these prizes for the best display
made on the Fourth.
NEAR Heuck's beer garden, corner
thirteenth and Vine, last night, quar-
rel caused by jealousy between Mary
Bolan and Molly Moran resulted in the
arst named being severely cut in the
forehead by the other Mary. No arrests.
The wound is not dangerous.
THE judgment claim Of Long & Kra
mer, am Junting to So. 239 81. formerly be-
longing to John Nolan, contractor for
grading CulVert street, and for which
Long i Cramer have levied on the city
property in the StTeet-cieaning Depart
ment, has been recommended by ordi.
nance TO Council.
THE freight depot of the Louisville,
Cincinnati s. Lexington Road, back OF
Front street, has been condemned as
unsafe, and Roadmaster King, OF the
Little Miami, to which Company the
building belongs, has received orders to
ksar il down. The upper stories will be
demolished and The building changed to
substantial one-stOry depot.
NooNAN and Anderson, the men men
toned III yesterdays STAR as havin.
been arrested on suspicion Of stealing
postage stamps, a lot being found will
Them, have been turned over to th,
Cuited States authorities. Special NJ al
Agent Johnson, of this city, stated Il
the Chief OF Police that pOst-ofice ant
btore in Clinton County had recently
been robbed, and these men are believed
10 be implicated in it.
Att O'Clock this morning at the corne
Of Court and Elm street, in the "Wash
lngton Platform" kept by Fiedel Bader
Fred. Roos, OF the Atlantic Garden
was ..o assaulted ss ,iGS by Fred. Fred. Beck Beck
quite severely injured by blow from
wine bottle. Beck was arrested by OFF
GERS Vandyke and Conroy. No one ap
psaring to prosecute the case this morn
ing the defendant was dismissed by tn
payment of costs.
The Chief Engineer of the Cincinnati
Fire Department and his Assistants hav
presented bonds with sureties as fol
lows: Enoch G. Megrue, $4,000; G. W
EcarborUugh, b. BIu ucs aud Ii. b. Bissel
tureties. Lewis Wisby, Assistant, 81 ,90(
Ed. HeBshaw and M. L. Delorac, sure
lies. W. Ii. Hughes, Assistant, 81 ,OO(
John B. Gibson and r. III. Benton, sur'
ties. Joseph Bunker, Assistant, 81 ,oO(
8. K. Burton and w p. Wallace, suretie
Robert Reilly, Clerk, 10000; Ben. R0bil
Son and John E. Bell, sureties.
Miss MATTE MEEKs appeared in IL
Police Court this morning 10 answer
charge OF grand larceny preferre
against her by her former employer,
cOlored woman, named Mrs. Elle
Mimms, who lives on Mint
street, near Linn, who claim
that during her absence recently Mis-
Matte entered her house and stole
quantity OF wearing apparel. The a
cused was found in Covingtou an
brought to the Ninth-street Station-hous
last night. The case will be heard t,
morrow, her bail fixed at $500.