The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-28
LOCAL BREVITLES.

A SWELL wedding-Setting dried ap-
pies, three herrings aud pump water be-
fore the guests.
PAPE BROS. Il KUGBMANN's gilders
are on a strike, owing to recent reduc-
tiOn in their wages.
TIE clinical course of lectures at the
Cincinnati Hospital Will commence Oc-
tober l, and continue to December l.
THE Law Library has just undergone
Its annual cleaning. MIR. Myers, the Lii
brarian, is entitled to the credit due.
THE organ built by Messrs. E. g. G. G.
Hook u Hastings, Of Boston, for the
Lane Seminary Church, Walnut Hills,
will be tested tonight.
WHILE the store OF FEEDER & Strauss,
Fifth street, was being closed up last
night sneak-thief got away with hYe
eloaks, valued at 500.
HOWARD MERRILL, an employe of En-
ersOn Il Fischer, carriage factors, had
two fingers of his right hand cut off yes.
terday by the machinery.
LEWIS SCHMIDT, charged with stealing
IS from Charles Dlel, as announced in
the STAR yesterday, has had mis- case set
for October g. Bail $500.
. JOHN Z. ERDHOUSE, charged with
renting his house Tor the purposes Of
prostitution, will have hearing in the
Police Court on October at 8: 80 A. M.
THE man who, as recorded in our col
umns yesterday, committed suicide on
train by cutting his throat and shooting
himself, is James W. Baldwin, Of Akron,
OHIO.
A BLACKSMITH on Front street has a
sign which reads: "Horses and Mules
Snod," aud whenever barefooted chi
cagO man comes to town he makes
straight for that shop.
A LITTLE boy in the East End says II
they want d "scho0l OF Whaies" for the
new aquarium, he knows where they
can get one. Then the little boy rubs his
back and makes painful faces.
ARMIN TENNER says that $10,500 has
been subscribed lor the Aquarium, &,-
800 OF which is by Windisch, Muh hausur
u Co. 1t is said that the Aquarium Will
be located near the Bellevue House.
MARY GALLAGHER, who just emerged
from the Work-nOuse yesterday alter
serving a term Of three months, went
back again to-day to spend about the
same time for drunken spree she got
on last night.
PHILADELPHIA puts stray dogs into an
air tight room and sufocates them with
the fumes Of charcoal. New York puts
them in a cage and browns them. Gin
cinnati ties oyster oans to their tails ana
has some fun.
A TELEGRAM was received yesterday
from Mr.. j. b. Whitney saying that he
was i'll at Lima. Mr. Whitney is the
salesman for Bloch II Co., whose dis
appearance was recorded day or 30
ago In the STAR.
j. LOEB. a merchant Of good reputa-
ton at No 81 S Camore street, was ar
rested Dy Officer Fox, yesterday, charged
with obstruoting the sidewalk with a
stove. Juuge Wilson has booked the
case Tor October B.
ALEX. REAGAN, charged with being an
acCompilce o! Jones in the robbery of
Green's place, at 159 West Sixth street,
was arraigned before Judge Wilson this
morning, and had his case continued to
October 3, bail $500.
p. ZIMMERMAN was bound over to the
Grand Jury yesterday by Commissioner
Hooper in the sum of 81 200, for running
a distillery on Harrison avenue, with
out having given bond. Judge Stallo
has gone on his bond.
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quarrel between nlm and a young man
named Trutfy did not originate from
N understanding about girl. More
over he states that his fine was re-
miLted in the Police Court.
JUDGE WILSON refused to prosecute
Ricnard Jones, coIored, for keeping a
disorderly house at No. 3l9 West Sixth
street, unless Rees Jones, the comp ain.
ant. would deposit $50 to secure the
costs provided the prisoner should be
acquitted.
HENRY LECHNER was arrested day
before esterday by Officer Ed. Mullen
on the charge OF stealing diamond pin
and god watch from Ii. K. Barrett, con-
ductOr Of th4 Louisville Short-lne Rail-
road. The charge is grand larceny, the
value of the articles $l45 Judge Viii.
son has set his case for October2, bail
$1,000.
JOHN DoLAN, newsboy, attacked a
lad named L. ID. Maxwell, and robbed
him OF u silver watch and $11 in money,
last March, and has since eYaded ar
Eest. Yesterday the father OF the boy
brOught bin to Nintl-street Station and
surrendered him up. Mr.. 4. e. Camp
bell, counsel for the prisoner, has had
the case postponed TO October 8.
FRANK BowsER, ''rowdy" residing
Rt MIMI and Sycamore, while on tear
yesterday, running around and blowing,
Daring to fight the whole town, gave
Officer Mcfarland a smack in the face
when the officer attempted to arrest him.
The two had it "red hot" for a short
lime, until finally Mr. Bowser was qui-
eted by lodging him In Hammond-street
Station Frank will pXnlain his w H. ola