The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-28
LOCAL BREVLTlES.
BASEBALL in three weeks.

BASEBALL in three weeks.
THE fountain is being repaired under
the direction Of Mr.. Probasoo.
THE April term of the United States
Circuit will open next Tuesday.
THE Cincinnati Reds are all on hand
Cuthbert arrived yesterday, aud the
Eastern players came in last night.
Ex-PRESIDENT GRANT will return
from BATAVIA to this city tomorrow in
time for his reception by the Queen City
Club.
LEWIS SCHULTZ, proprietor OF the
Fourth- ,treet restaurant, tell last night
from Il Nine-Street car, and was serious.
~ Injured about The mead.
THOMAS FLEMMING, charged with pre-.
sentlng fraudulent certificate at the
Marine Hospital, is in the County Jail
awaiting arralgnment before Commits
sioner Hooper.
BARNEY DAVIS, a young man, was
found IN Weifs cigar store Yesterday,
ana Is alleged to nave stolen $34 from
the money drawer. In the Police Court
TINS morning he asked for a continuance,
anu the case was set Tor Tomorrow.
j. b. MCMABAN, a medical student
from California, borrowed u valuable
hu slcal book from DR.. Brown and sold
IL al secondhand book store on Race
street. The DoGtoI refused to prosecute
The man this morning, ana he was con-
sequently dismissed.
M RS. hNoDEL, While riding with her
Lu band on the avenue yesterday even.
my, was thrown out OF the buggy and
hau one OF her arms dislocated. DR..
Rowe reset the d slocated member and
sent the lady to her home at the corner
Oi Black and Hamer streets.
j. L. Nj ORRIsON, who, as reported in
our yesteI days issue, shot and killed
two man al Georgetown, Kentucky, last
Saturday, had preliminary hearing
yesterday, and was held Tor trial in the
scott county Circuit Court al its next
September term. No bail was taxed.
! HE Trustees Of the Southern Railroad
yesterday awarded the contract tor the
ir)n lrestle work on the north approaon
10 the OIiO River Bridge condllionally
10 Messrs. jenkins Il Ludwil, OF Cincin-
natl. The award was first made to &.
I. Goss, who failed 10 comply with the
c Il lItiOnS.
o.. STEELE, Marshal Of New Orleans,
in company with ten deputies, arrived
This morning on the Louisville Snort
line and had in charge nine prisoners,
one White and eight black, who are ac-
Cused OF Post-otlice robbery. They were
taken via the Par handle route to the
MUundYillc prison, in West Virginia.
j. E. MEYER, OF Fulton, some time
ago adopted girl named Sophia
brOutage, VINO was an inmate OF The
P,Ut !stant Orphan Asylum. A suit for
divorce was entered between Mr.. and
Mrs. Meyer lately, and now suit has
been brought TO again bring the girl
under the supervision OF the Orphan
Asl lun.
Two HUNDRED AND FORTY tramps and
vags slept nIgnL before last and one
hundred and iitty-siX last night in Ham
mOnd-Street StaGiOn-hOuse. Ol these,
lwent! -four were charged with Yagran-
cy, anu they were arraigned in the Pc
lice Court this morning. Four of them
were sent out for thirty days each, and
LhU rest dismissed or ordered ~ leave
own. Their names will be found in the
lOCktt.
Two young boys who gave their
names as Joun Gibbons ana j. NJ. Nc
Guae, were arrested last night Tor COM
m!ttIng Il burglary at the Broadway Ho-
lei. Tney forced windoM-SLutter
Of the wash-housc with a poker, and
Lnus effected an entrance. In the PJ-
Ice court this morning they pleaded
not guilty, but the Judge bound them
over 10 the Grand Jury In the sum oil
1000 each.
AT meeting of the creditors of
MussrS. j. l. keck ~ Bro. yesterday il
was proposed, after Il tufl hearing OF the
case had been received and discussed,
10 let every thing remain in the bands OF
Mr. Keck, and trust to his honor 10
make settlement. Mr.. Ketk was un-
willing to accept sucn generous propo-
stion, and the matter was finally set
lied lUr the present by the appointment
OF IA committee to confer with MI. keck
as 10 the best method to pursue, and TO
report at the next meeting.