The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.

NICE rain lasL nlRht'
MARKET-sWEEPERs now get $3.50 9
year.
CIRCUS next Monday on the Lincoln
Park lot.
DR. T. L. HARPER is District Physi.
clan in the TWenty-third Ward.
The Ludlows vs.. Syracuse Stars to.
morrow on the Ludlow grounds.
THE Gazette is OF the opinion that the
tidal wave Of trade has struck this city
A NOTION made in the AldermaniC
Board 10 cnange the hour Of meeting to
+. NJ. was voted down.
a LOUISVILLE firm has been award ed
the contract to supply the Water-w0rks
Department with oast-iron water pipes
FRANK KIRsCHNER, JR, was bound
over ny Squire Harmeyer on the charge
Of bastaruy, preferred by Annie Wetten.
hagen.
CHAS WRIGHT, laborer, is at the
Cincinnati Hospital with broken leg,
caused by tall from the Southern Il III.
road Bridge.
AFTER the 1st Of May all those per-
SONS occupying market-stands and who
nave not paid their license are to be
hustled out.
WILLIE Il. RADENo, the little lad who
was so badly scaided Thursday after
noon by falling into a tub of hot SOAP
suds, died yesterday.
LosANT1vILLE LODGE, No. 1856, and
Globe Lodge, No. 470, celebrated the
hlty-eighth anniversary of Odd-teiloW-
ship at Globe Hall last night.
THAT was Joseph Cameron's body
after all, though so disfgured by the
Post-mortem examination that his fam
hy could not recognize it.
THE explosion OF a coal oil lamp at
HaVecotte's carriage shop on Race,
above Twelfth, caused the alarm of fire
from BOX " about Z O'clock last even
ing.
THE following prisoners were taken
to the Penitentlary this morning by
Deputy Sheriff Joe Moses: James Dun
bar, manslaughter, nine years; l. Nj.
hitcnte$s same, three years.
BRECHER's lecture will draw a full
house. That is the indication from the
way tickets are going. Secure your
seats in advance, and be sure of get
ting In. This is the only way.
COUNTY AUDITOR J. b. HUMPHREYS ia
ANXIOUS TO have it understood that AL Of
his assessors are not on the make (ex-
torting a fee for administering the oath
TO tax-payers). Mr.. Humphrey $ adYer-
nsemenL on the subject will be found in
this impress on OF the STAR.
--.,-.r an emplOye OF J, r,
WrstoA's lightning-rOd house on West
Sixth street, has been required TO give
bonds for his Appearance before the
G. common Pleas Court to answer charge
OF bastardy, preferred by Louisa Tonges,
. servant formerly in the employ OF the
Weston family.
COMMENCING tomorrow, the Indianap-
oils, Cincinnati q Lafayette Railroad |
{ tompany Will run Sunday accUmmoda-
sloH trains to LawrenCeburg and Harrl-
son, departing at 9:45 A. NJ. for Law
-Aeeburg, and 1870 p. NJ. and 10 2. NJ,
for HARRISON. The Sunday train from
will arrive in Cincinnati
at 500 Z. NJ, and from Harrison at 10 80
A. IA. and $40 z. Nj.
THE funeral OF Mr.. VIM. E. Davis, late
Assistant Treasurer OF the United
States, viii take place at Choviot Bap.
tfst Church tomorrow morning. Trains
on the incinnati & Westwood Railroad
will leave Brighton Station al 8 aud at
III O'Clock. ROund-trip tickets can be
bad from W. 1. Perkins at the Assistant
Treasurer's flee, corner Of Fourth and |
Vine streets.
AT a meeting of the Police Commits
sioners yesterday evening it was Or
dered that the Superinte of the
Markets be uniformed as a Lieutenant
oil Ponce, ana the Assistant Market
masters uniformed as patrOlmen. The
salary of the Superintendent was fixed
al u Dn q nj
the Assistants at $720 each; the number
uf the Assistants being limited to eight,
they are to be known hereafter as AS.
slstant Marketmaslers and Inspectors,
THE annual examination Of the Gin
etnnati Law School commenced last
evening before the C0mmittee appointed
by the District Court. The Committee |
consists OF Judge Isaac Collins, Chair
man; Clinton W. Gerard, Lewis NJ. Ho-
sea, Samuel F. Hunt and VIM. w ortb |
Ington. The examination was CON
Quoted in the presence OF Hon. Rufu, |
King, Judge Force and Professor Nor
rel!, of the Law School. The class VIII |
be examined in sections, and jun, |
Dexter, Esq, has offered a prize to The
student who shall pass the Dest competl-
live examination.
ORDINANCES TO establish and change
grades we're passed last night by Lne
board OF Aldermen as follows: Clark
street, from Dalton avenue to Mclean
avenue; Curd avenue, from Follett ave-
ane TO Dawson avenue; Dawson avenue,
rom DOddsWorth avenue TO point two
hundred and forty feet south of the
'ouih curb Of I urd avenue; Follett ave.
nue., from DoddswOrlh avenue to point
me hundred and twenty feet south of
tne south curb of Curd avenue; Ralston
REeHue from Follett avenue to the Gin
stnnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad,
Boil avenue, from Doddsworth avenue tD
, point one hundred and seventy-fve
feet south Of the south curb of Curd ay-
sAue; Warner street, from clifton ave-
Eue TO the eastern terminus.