The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-13
LOCAL BREVLTIES.

oHEPPARD won Jhe lnlalu billiard cue
at Tischbeln's.
The town Of Delta is to have a new
statiOn-Iouse.
IT COST $18,350 AZ to light the city with
gas last month.
THE bridge over Millcreek at Ernst
Station is to be repaired.
MARTIN PISTNERS saloon at Moore &
Liberty streets has been "burgled" Of
SIT.
EDMUND DEXrER's library of two
thousand volumes is to be sold at auc-
tion.
THE Children's Home Record, Miss
Crapsey editor, is now "a financial sue
cess.
MI. TUsCULUM IS reinforced by fine
new residence DuIlt by Mr.. j. N. Doni-
phan.
The street railroad route 10 the Mount
Adams Inclined Plane was commenced
tC-lay.
REV. ISAAC Cook, of Boston, will be
invited w deliver series ol lectures
here soon.
OVER seyenty live thousand tramps
fcuAd lodgmentat he different Station
lo 4ses during Il LAST year.
CAPTAIN FRANK PAPENEAU, of the
canal-boat "SIlver Moon," has been
missing since last Saturday.
BUSINESS MEN say that trade has in.
creased one hundred per cent. over
what it was this time last year.
MRS. ANN AsKREN, aged seventy
years, was buried this morning from
her late residence, No. 31S West Eightn
street.
MRS. RACHEL WILLIAMS BROWN, a
former resident of Cinclnnari, died Feb
ruary 8, at Van Buren,, Arkansas, aged
se>s ty-five years.
MR.. JOSEPH PARK, of 81 Webster
street, was robbed Of his watch and
chain last night by a highwayman at the
corner OF Race and Court.
A SMALL fire in Aims q Doepke's
show window last night caused someex
citement on Nam street. Loss nominal.
The goods caught from the gas jet.
The dog belonging to Frank Feite, OF
Bremen street, that bit Officer Louis
Waltz. has been killed. The Judge fined
Feite 50 and costs Tor harboring such a
beast.
THE style Of the firm now Is Dunklee,
Satter and GORE, proprietors Of the Bur-
net House. MIR. A. G. Core, formerly
OF the Grand, has purchased third in
terest in the Burnet.
THE General Committee OF the Evan
gelical Association have been requested
TO use their utmost endeavors to secure
the services Of DIeSsrs. Moody and
Sankey i'll this city next fall.
SUNDAY night last the third attempt
to burn the store Of Mr.. W. Il. McGill. Of
Newtown, OHIO, WAS made. He mas de.
tectiyes az work now hunting for the
miScreant.
AT Wise's billiard tournament last
night Logan won by score of 200 to ls4
made by Cameron. A game will be
played tC-night between the Council
men of the Fourteenth Ward at TiscE-
bein's Billiard Hall.
Mr.. Null, juror in the Dunbar mur-
der case, failed to appear yesterday
morning. He made his appearance jn
the evening, however, aud excused him.
self on account being "Clty Officer"
The Court fined him 80.
The latest victim of the custom of
cleaning kid gloves with rose oil, is Mr..
Dolly Hathaway, wife OF Il pr inter- m
the Enquirer cffioe, and who lives at
the fremont House, on Broadway. Sac
was terribly burned last evening by the |
gloves ignltlng from the stove.
ARTHUR E. KELLY, who has made
himself obnoxious 10 some people by tes-
timony in the illegal voting cases, was
attacked yesterday evening, and it is
alleged, some of the friends OF Nobby
Larkin, after beating him, set a
savage bulldog on him, which mangled
him about the head.
PEARL STEELE, OF Covington, Stella
Leslie, Salhe Norris and Emma Living
ston, OF this city, whom the officers on
Filth street charge with being street
walkers, were arraigned before His
Honor this morning. The two tormer
were dismissed. The other two we're
given sentence OF five days in the
Work-house.
JOSEPH DUNBAR pleaded guilty this
morning to stealing can of oysters
from one of Robert Orl's wagons, and
was given sentence OF thirty days and
$100 fine. A companion (colored) named
j. N. Buck, who has just been released
from Jail, where he has been ever since
last March on the charge of cutting a
man i'll front of John Ryan's, on West
Filth street, was given u similar SEN
tence.
CHARLES i. ENGELKAMP, d poultry
dealer AT No. 2l7 East Front street, has
ueSu oSSucCu Wy GtCuol1Ch
Just from Germany, with stealing from
his trunk tie sum OF S13S and a lew arti-
cles OF clothing. Schuette has room at
No. 80 East Front street, and claims
that the defendant has hau frequent ac-
cess to the room. None OF the missing
property has been turned up. The case
being called in tie Police Court this
morning was laid over until Thursday
next 10 await the arrival of complain
ants chief witness.
A RAID on the corinthian establish
ment kept by Maggie Thornbury, at No.
BOZ Central avenue, was made by the
Police last night Or an early hour this
morning. The landlady and five of her
girls were arrested and lodged in the
Central Police Station. A German
baker nam5d Henry Grimm claimed that
he was robbed $25 by some one of the
inmates, with wnom he was on
terms of intimacy. Reporting the
matter to Sergeant Bowman ON duty
at the Station, that officer and two or
three policeman determined upon pull
ing the place. The names of the women
are Laura Moulton, Jennie Foster,
Jennie Wilson, Frances Derine and
Minnie Aubrey. This morning the
charges of harboring lewd women was
not sustained as the girls testified that