The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-05
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

THE uttle DOy denEy opelser1 Wuo
few days since fell on Allison street,
diSd from his injuries yesterday.
The poll-books and tally.sheets for
the country precincts will be delivered
tomorrow by Mr.. Louis G. Bernard,
Clerk Of the Courts.
MRS MARIoN's daughters won't attend
q party unless accompanied by the old
lady, and the boys call them "the two
satellites OF Mars"
The alarm from Box 1877 was owing
TO q small fire in the dwelling recently
occupied by Mr.. Bollv Lewis, on u IN
street, below Fourth. Damage light.
JUDGE WILSON, of the Police Court
will be gratihed to know that the Moses
Wilson who is to be hung at Sumter,
Il, O., next month Is another Nose, alto
gether.
REV. RIpdAwAY married a couple from
Kentucky AZ tue Crawford House last
night. The high contractors were Mrs.
Virginia W. Bryan and MI. Is. L.
Fugate.
The Board OF Trade excursion party
arrived last evening from their trip on
the Southern Road. The affair was
pleasant one, and ended without any
accident.
The last concert of the season at Bur-
net Woods Park was given yesterday
afternoon by the Cincinnati Orchestra
Reed Band. The attendance was small,
doubtless owing to the air being very
chilly.
THE Boston Trans cript gives very
complimentary netice OF Mr.. Frank
Dengler, the young sculptor, formerly
of this city. He has made big hit in
THAI city by the exhibition Of three lite-
size busts.
GEORGE KING, of Newport, KY, was
fined $50 and sentenced to thirty days III
the Workyhouse on the charge of mali
ciously breaking window IN the
grocery of Aaron A. Golfer, corner OF
Sixth and Main streets.
THE death OF Mr.. Michael Kuhn by an
accident on Spring Grove avenue was
mentioned yesterday. Mr.. John Goe-
bel. who was with deceased and thrown
from the buggy at the same time, was
more seriously injured tEan was thought
at first. 1t Is now feared he Will not
recover.
4 MIR, CARL A. G. ADAE Is President
and Mrs, l.. NJ. Hosea Musical Director
OF new musical society at Mt. Auburn.
The society proposes to prepare ABOUT
forty voices Tor the festival chorus, ana
will Immediately enter upon the study
OF the festival music.
LAST NIGHT was a night Of activity
among all political parties. North,
south, east, west and center, were the
scenes OF vast assemblies attracted by
the bands Of music and the Illuminated
stands, and the opportunity to near the
big guns announced to speak.
THE Librarian of the Historical and
Philosophical Society, reported at the
regular monthly meeting, wednesday,
a number Of contributions since june I.
The whole number of books and cata'
logued pamphlets now in the Library
are thirty-o thousand four hundred
aud 1orty-one.
A GOWN of the Rector OF Chrisps
Episcopal Church, on East FUurtn
street, has iallen upon most unworthy
sh ulders. The Church Is undergoing
repairs. and during moment OF un-
watchiulness on the part of the work.
men a thief entered and stole the SILK
Rown and stole.
PAT. MCCARTHY was up before His
Honor Judge Wilson in the Police
Court this morning on the charge OF ma
liciousIy breaking the plate glass win
dow in the bookstore OF Mr.. Pete
THOMPSON, IN the Emery Arcade. The
case was continued to October II, bal
being fixed at $500.
II is thought that the proposed reuuc
tion of salaries in LongvieW, togethe
with schemes Of economy, VIII save tn
Taxpayers OF Cincinnau from $4,000 t.
$40 600 per annum. Little doubt is Ell
tertainei but that the salary bill, as re
ported by the committee, will be adop.
cd at the next meeting.
YESTERDAY at an early hour Pete
Mu.chler's barber shop, at No. 10 Wes
SIKH street, was entered by burglars
who were cut short in their career b
Peter. who, hearing the noise, went 70
them, not with "Tozzer," but revolver
The back door is pierced with five holes
The burglars escaped.
ATameeting of the Cincinnati Fire
mems Benevolent Association neld las
evening vote of thanks was tendere
to Mr. Thomas Coughlan, the Chicag
hou ;e-raiser, for his kind donation
6lO0 to the Association for the untirin
exertions OF the fremen In extricatin
the bodies Of victims at the late Long
worth-street disaster.
THE last night but one OF the chan
pion clog dancer, Mr.. VIM. Hayle, q
The National Theater, and also of Mis-
Ida Devere and frankie Christy. Thos
that can possibly make it convenient t
take a trip to this theatre tonight or II
morrow night should do 1t. Mr.. Ma
Hyams 1s DONG all that manager ca
do TO please his patrons.
THE Third Presbyterian Church, o
West Seventh street, gave a very
light(ul social in the basement OF Il
Ehurch, last evening. 1t was the ina,
'rnratioh of series to be gwen duril
me winter. The programme consists
"a little music and good deal of plea
ant chat. The ladies provide bounl
{ully in cake and other delicacies.
THE contract for grading and meta
Ing Mitchell avenue, from Clinic
y Springs avenue to Spring Grove avenu
IN liillcreek Township, was awarded
the County Commissioners yesterday
Henry Holmes, al his bid: embankmen
cubic yard, II cents; stone, per perch,
c.nts; gravel, per perch, 40 cents. Es
mated cost, between Sz9,WO and $50 OF
ARTICLES OF incorporation Of the Wi
well Manufacturing Company were I'll
in The Recorders office yesterday. T.
Company is organized for the purpo
Of engaging in the manufacture of orn
mental and fancy wood work. Capt.
stock $25, 600, divided into shares OF 81
each. Tie incorporators are NJ. l.. W
well, S. Il. Smith, E. b. Pike, M.