The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.
WE'VE had q fair count.

iHk Reo stockings dlsband on Mon
day.
john HANNA, who was accidently
shot on Saturday in AVondale, is speed
lily recovering.
AN oatmeal mill has been started OF
Broadway and Ninth streets. Go Ill
and get pot Of pCrrldge.
The promenade concert at Jefferson
Hall for the Protectory closes to-mor
row night. Grand auction sale this eve
ming.
DEPUTY SHERIFF JOE MOSES took E
y. Boss to the Penitenliary this morn.
ing de pleaded guilty to horse steal.
ing and got one year.
MRS. ANNA MoLIToR, mother-in. W
OF Mr.. Gustav Hoi, ol the Abend Post,
was buried this morning from her late
residence in Corryville.
JOHN FULLY, ten years old, whose
parents live at 575 West Fifth street,
lsft home yesterday with a. mau in a
covered wagon, and has not been heard
from since.
The lady boarders of the Gibson
house gave an elegant party last night
a. Inc above place. Mrs. Gibson fur
nlshed banquet suitable for the occa-
slQh' ana everything psased of lovely.
The suit of Dr. o. E. Davis against
M. kothschild, for balance due Of S27,
lor medical attendance to Abe, hi. SON
Resulted in Judgment for the DR.. The
ueiendant mas taken appeal to the higher
courts.
BENJAMIN EDWARDS, O Young son of
a. huWards, OIL MI. Lookout, was kicked
IN the abdomen, Sunday, by a horse
that he was pu. ting in the stable. The
injuries received are considered yery
dangerous.
The Union Board of High Schools de-
clded last night that the charges against
Il. Y. Valle, teacher of English Litera-
tule at Woodward High Scnool, had not
Deen sustained, accordingly MIR. Vaile
was reappolnted to his former position.
GEORGE MORRISON, a colored lad,
seven years old, who has decided
TASTE for picking the prices of goods
at different stores, was committed 10
the House OF Refuge this morning to
play baseball, eat corn bread, drink
butter-mllk, NC. A good time in general
is what he looks for.
CHAS. JOHNSON, o middle-age tramp.
was rewarded with sentence of $50
nue. ana thirty days in the w ork-house
Ior entering tie room OF two young men |
at IA West Eighth street, and stealing
clothing valued at $30 80 about noon
yesterday. He has been arrested for |
the same offense before.
The second trial between Mitchell and |
Bond to determine whether there Is such
thing as "curved" bali, came off yes
terday afternoon, and it was shown that
the "curVed" ball was a fact, Mitchell |
pitched three balls, Two of which curved |
around the guards, making a de Walton
from straight course Of over a foot
each.
PROF. HARRY GILBERT made his bal
loon ascension from the Bellevue House
yesterday, that was to have come off
some days ago. He landed in about an
hour, SIX miles from The Bellevue House. |
on LohgWortn's pasture. Upon invita-
tions several ladies took captive ascen-
slons, among them Mrs. Levassor and
The Misses Corbin.
VIM. Ii. NORTON and VIM. Huber got
into game OF cards last night in sa-
loon on Fifth street, near Park. A con-
1ederate OF Norton took the stakes, $40,
and both Dolted for the door. Norton
was caught and arrested. This morn.
Ing in tile Police Court be was remand
ed ior sentence until tomorrow, n order
to give him an opportunity to prove his
previous good character.
The English section of the Working.
mems party held party held meeting
at Workmen's Hall last night. Con.
siderable discussion was had relative to
changes In the organization. On the
third Monday in November next another
meeting will take place, at which time
Delegate will be selected to represent
the party at a National Convention oil
the Oder, which meets in Baltimore
December 26.
JOHN AND JOSEPH HAHN, young men
living IN South Cumm noVlIle, anu for a
long time in the employ of Crane,
Breed Co., coffin manufacturers, were
ARE steu yesterday by Detectives Kush.
man and Ampthauer, and pleaded gull
ty in the Police Court this morning to
the charge OF stealing some tools and
fancy tables. at the request OF their
employers they were lot Of with the
light fine Of $25 each.