The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-14
LOCAL BREVITIES.

and we will wheel out our Gatling gun.
The Keeper of the Great Seal OF Eng
band 10 nowhere compared TO the keeper
OF Lhe six seals in our Geological Gar
den.
THE ordinance granting right of way
through Eden Park for Street Railroad
Route, No. 10, will come up in Council
tnIs afternoon.
THE subscription lists for the Cincin-
natl Orchestra Concerts are now open
at DUbmeyer & NewnalPs aud at Robert
Clarke Il Co.'s.
1t must not be inferred because a
taxIde mist on Fourth street adVertises
to stuff animals, that he keeps free
lunch establishment.
CORONER STICu has done a good thing
in ridulng his flee OF the parasites that
have been hanging around there during
the last six months.
THE colored voters who are opposed
to the Republican party held q large
meeting last evening in Franklin Hall
Hon. j. w. Fitzgerald made a strong
speech.
COLONEL &. E. WEBSTER and friend
rescued Il young lady last night, who, in
stepping of q Filth street ferryboat at
the water.
HENRY KERsKER, young lad OF thir-
teen years, While playing with some
companions near his home on Pleasant
street above Liberty, felt down last eve
ming and suffered fracture OF his leg.
DEPUTY SHERIFF JOE MOSES last
week took three boys 10 the Reform
Farm, at Lancaster, Ohio. Joe reports
Af
tiarY during the month Of August were
S,SJ8 90.
Mr.. VIM. KELLAR, proprietor OF dye
ing and repairing tailor shop at No. 235
Race street, was robbed of clothes Val-
usd aL $3.50 by young apprentice, who
bad been in his employ but Two hours.
Nothing as yet discovered.
THE verdict OF the Coroner's Jury in
the ease Of Richard Wiggers, whose
death by suicide we recorded yesterday,
Was death from an overdose OF Opt
um; whether taken Intentionally or not
the jury is unable TO ascertain"
JAMES PARKER, a young man, while
painting the Courthouse yesterday was
precipItated to the ground, a distance
Of nifty feet, by the falling OF the scat
fold. The young man was taken home,
and it is thought no bones are broken.
The Beaumont and Fletcher Circle
held It's first meeting OF the season last
evening at the residence OF Miss Mena
i. Rdubo, ON Yves. Eighth streeC. The
Circle is one OF the most select social
clubs in the city.
3. b. pEEM and VIM. Sleek entered
plea OF guilty to-day as u keepihS 9is-
orderly house at No. 109 W est SIA ~. puC
IN consideration that they are about ~
vacate the premises the Judge dismissed
the charge that has SO long been pend
Ing over The above parties.
THE Finance Committee from the
Boar, o Q Aldermen and Coun, IL men
failed again TO obtain quorum yesLer-
day, although important matters were
on Ihe docket. fne delnquents wG.v
Aldermen Reis and Y,ung, ana Council
meD l. Jder, Reno and Fitzgerald.
MR.. THOMAS PARKER, JR, the young
man who last evening fell from a sea
iold while painting The rotunda OF the
Cour -hL use, 10, we are happy to state,
getting along finely. No ribs were
broken, as at first expected, and his lie.
eovery will be but work OF time.
JOS. AND MARY FALLoN, 1t will be
noted, were arrested some weeks ago on
the charge Of deliberately shooting one
NcGiviM. Tue accused had an exam
knaLion to-day in the Police Court, re-
suItinx in their being bound over 10 the
6rand Jury, with their bail tx ID at $500
sach.
THE Mount Auburn Street Railroad is
noW finished, running directly into the
biological Garden. We congratulate
eur readers, the ladies and children and
llv ,h
ti0n OF this much-needed improvement.
People Will now go to Lhe Garden more
than once.
JOHN MORGAN, who was arrested yes
taruay for stealing a trunk from K. NJ
EoOper's store valued at $S, was ar
raigned in the Police Court this morn.
ing and fined $40 and thirty days in the
Work-house. Morgan says he cam
here last March, and has had no work
or money since, and necessity compelle
him 10 take the trunk.
BILLY PAYLKR, politician, wants f.
knew Whe. y Lnat stranger is he pick cd
I'D LIST night in his buggy and drove
around to the Telegraph saloon. While
Billy was paying for the drinks the uu.
kuOwn friend stepped out and drove
away in the buggy. Payler hired the
Isam rom " hitecamL's Livery able.
IHE advocates Of the Workingmen's
Darty In the Seventeenth Ward met las
night at the corner OF Baymller and
hathaway streets, to organize club in
that ward. They meet again next
Thursday at the same place, wnen the y
hope TO loIm permanent organ zatio .
al live men.
NRs. JIMMY MATTHEWS, the wife O
the principal man who TOOK part in the
recent assault upon Officer Elder, wa,
arrested yesterd y ana iVoked up on Lht
charge OIL assault and battery. She will
lave hearing tomorrow before Hi
huaor, Judge Wilson. Matthews, the
husband, has NOT been captured yet
Officer Elder mas almost entirely re
0 veTed and is again on duty.
HENRY NEYERs, tweBty-one years old
was arrested this m"rniDg by Office
Jennifer, Of the Diversified PolIc
-, ,strict, on a charge OF having tappe,
uhe TIL in the grocery, corner Of Linl
snd Everett stleets, kept BY Mrs. Ami,
LeeWe. The sum alleged W have beel
Obtained is 81 80. Meyers will have
hearing in the Pvl ce Court tV-morroy
morning.
THE Grand Lodge Of Ohio, l. y. W. Nj.
have elected the following officers 8
Grand President, VIM. Rouser, of Day
ton Lodge, No. 81; Grand Vice Presi
dent, George ROos, IeutOnia Lodge, NJ
~: Grand Srcl etary, +. Il. Kaiser, Gel
mama Lodge, No. A. (re-elected) }; Treas