The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-09
LOCAL BREVITIHs.
JoR Goss is coming.
STAY by that Ulster.

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STAY by that Ulster.
BABY show at Greenwood Hall March
10 and 20.
A DIsAGREEABLE change in the weath.
er programme.
THE residence No. 3O4 Vine street has
been lately relieved of few articles OF
silverware by burglars.
THE question of privilege to the new
gas company will probably come nm in
the Board OF Aldermen this afternoon. :
MR.. VIM. HUTCHIsoNs shop. No. 29s
ELM street, has been robbed by parties
unknown of one pair of repaired boots,
pair OF lady's shoes and odd shoes.
AND now 1t is said that Springer Mu-
SIC HAL Will not be completed by May,
1SlS, as the sum collected (S250OOO) is
not enough to complete the building.
THE immense stone sewer built under
Eggleston avenue gave way this morn
Ing at the intersection of Eighth street,
ana ID reported in a dangerous condl-
tion.
1T has been decided to place two fire.
plugs on Mt. Adams; one to be located
tt The Intersection of Hill and Celestial
streets, the other at Third and Oregon
streets.
JOHN HICKS, man who stole curry.
eomb and brush from George Weber's
brewery, was sentenced this morning to
the Work-house for thirty days and
fined $50.
THE cases of George Reir, Conrad
meyer and John s. Buerger, who are
charged with an assault with intent to
XII butcher named Busch, were again
continued until next Tuesday, Mr..
husch being unable to appear.
JOHN b. HALL, charged with exhibiting
gaming devices known as "Red and
BLACK" and VIM. Truss, charged with
Relng player" asked for a jury in
tneir cases in the Police Court. The
trial is set Tor O'Clock Monday after
noon.
In the suit brought by Thomas s. Mil.
Ter, Chas. Joseph, G. W. Black, G, w.
Lash, Jams Huston and f. E. Creyer. to
recover ten per cent, or 1O,5OO, for the
collection OF delinquent taxes to the
amount OF $l05,OOO, Judge Burnet sus-
talne0 general demurrer to the petit
tion. w.
ABNER L. FRAZER President of the
Ohio Sabbath-schoOl Union, and VIM.
Allison, Chairman of the Executive
Committee, have called for special
services IN all the churches OF The State
on Sunday evening, March 25, in fur.
tnerance OF the cause of Sabbath
schools.
IHE citizens Of Walnut Hills and "
oinity will hold meeting Saturday evc-
mug at the Engine-house, to take action
ON the Eden Park, Walnut Hills g. Avon
oaIe street Railroad, application for
which Is pending in the Board OF Public
works. The meeting will be addressed
by prominent citizens.
AT Mozart Hall last evening Sexton
anu Slosson played two more exhibition
games. The first was three ball, 400
point game; here's the score: Sexton,
~, w 7, 137, O; total, 25S. Slosson, 265,
p v, " ISl; total, 4O0. The second three |
nall cushion-carom game was won BY |
Sexton, the score standing as follows:
Sexton, 1O0; Slosson, 92.
IRA q ALMOND, the young man charged
with living IN adultery with a woman
named Annie johnson, on Butler street.
was bound over to the Grand Jury in the
sum OF $500. Hammond was yesterday
examined by the Chief of Police on
suspicion OF having set fire to the Day.
ton Short-line Depot and stolen lot OF
goods. There was no ground for the
suspicion, and he was acquitted.
AT the meeting of the Fire Commits
efoners yesterday afternoon, the report
OF the Committee appointed to examine
Into the merits and workings of the
tsPrunte Relief Valve" was received.
and the Committee stated that it is
practicable in its workings, and would
be the means OF saving an Immense loss
by water, and they recommended the
adopuon Of the same by The department.
The report was adopted.
CINCINNATIANs were registered
abroad February II as follows: Paris.
Miss Nellie b. Barr, L. b. Cowden. l..
y. Fletcher, Miss q. Fletcher, Miss r.
Eietoher, Mrs. M. r. Poor, Isaac Steven
son, MRS. Stevenson; London, e. G.
Cabe, DIR. Heron and family, DR.. ].
Hanshot; Geneva, A. Starr; Rome, VIM,
j. Handy, Mr.. and Mrs. f. &. Hunting
Ton, mrs: 5. b. Matthews; Naples, Mrs.
] II. Follett, f. Hassaurek.
WILLIAM JOHNSON, George Clark and
James Kelly, three alleged railroad
thieves, were arrested terday at the
Little Miami Depot by Officer Sbeedy
who says he observed one OF them in the
act OF picking nuns pocket. They
were taken to Hammond-street Station.
On Clarks person was found an elegant
Russian leather pocket-book, evidently
stolen from some lady. The book con-
tained Sll and some change, Prussian
collar, pen-knife and leather check
marked Laundry, 70, 10 Longworth.
a eharge OF yagrancy was preferred
against them and their cases in the
ROilce Court continued till tomorrow.