The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.

THE city gas bill for September was
$15,946.
THE new Burnet House restaurant
opened to-day.
ALL drinking saloons must close at u
O'Clock on Saturday night.
THE fund for the relief Of savannah
sufferers now amounts to 2,5O0.
M. EZEKIEL, the famous Cincinnati
sculptor, is on his way home from Rome.
ORR's tailor-shop, at 1872 Central ave-
nue., had a $75 blaze yesterday morning.
THERE were four hundred and forty
one arrests at the Ninth-street Station
house during September.
THE races at Chester Park begin to-
morrow. All railroads passing the Park
will sell tickets at reduced rates.
ATHE Republican procession Saturday
night was Variously estimated at from
three to five thousand men in line.
The "Church of Our Savior" an or
ganization of Mt. Auburn, intend soon
to build an edifce on Evans street.
REV. THOMAS LEE, Superintendent Of
the Union Bethel, reports every thing
in prosperous condition at his place.
VORNHOLZ & GOODMAN'S clothing
w
aged about $500 worth by fire yesterday.
f. FENDER was the crack shot at the
prize match yesterday at Union Park.
With his little gun he'd make good
defender.
THE whole number OF city claims pre-
senled to the Commission, so far, is one
thousand and seVenty-two, amounting
to $65, ,742 05.
A GRAND social ball will be given by
the Almerque Dancing Association, at
Geyer's Assembly Rooms, next Wednes-
day evening.
VIM. HARTMAN, of Western avenue,
will probably lose the eye that was hurt
during muss that he was in Saturday
night, corner Hunt and Broadway.
1T is probable that the Southern Rail-
road Depot will be built on the grounds
Of the M. Il G. property, which extends
from Central avenue to Smith street.
OFFICER DINsMoRE's Yags, which he
yanked up before His Honor this morn.
Ing, got of free. Had he got another
swear in the case he would have fixed
'em, you bet.
A FIRE occurred yesterday morning in
the root of the ST. PauPs Episcopal
Church, on Fourth street, during divine
service. A boy from the street Informed
one OF the Wardens, who in turn told
the minister, and the church was quietly
vacated without the least symptom OF
panic. Damage about $500.
SAM. ToULsTER, a young man who is
Oh the road TO destruction, appeared in
The Police Court along with two of his
pals named Frank. Smith and Frank
Mulhaus, charged with insulting pass.
Brs-Dy, on Sycamore near The National
Theater last night. All three were sent
to the Work-house for thirty days.
HENRY GILL, a suspicious looking in
dividual, was caught on the leVee yes.
terday by Officers Steinke and Leonard
carrying large bag OF woolen yarn
which is thought to have been stolen
He told a number of different stories to
the officers, and was locked up in the
Hammond.street Station on suspicion
The yarn awaits Identification at the
DhiePs office.
THOMAS q. COOPER was arrested and
locked up in Hammond-street Station
yesterday on suspicion OF having
knocked down a man on the leVee a
week ago, and having robbed him of $17
and watch. The witness who identi.
ded him refused to stay to appear
against him, so charge OF vagrancy
was placed against him, and he was
tent out for thirty days.
Ara meeting held yesterday afternoon
by the members OF the old Fifth Reg
nent 0. V. l. it was resolved that the
Invitation from the Seventh o. V. l. bG
accepted, and arrangements were made
70 go to Cleveland this evening, leaving
bn the 9:40 train, from the c., Ii. & u
r. h Depot. Tickets for the round tril
pnly So, good for tour days. All mem
5ers or the regiment are earnestly re
Iuested to be on hand In time.
THE residence OF Charles Wehming, il
Linwood, was burglarized few night
ago. The thief effected an entrance b.
Iaking out window in the rear OF tn
house, and from there he got into th
Ialoon. He took 81 in change from th,
drawer, box Of cigars and bottle o
liquor. The latter he drank in th
Lnchen, leaving the empty bottle behind
10 also took some clothes belonging II
Mr.. W Ginning. No clue to the thief.
NVOrki m RIM ems Rally.