The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-16
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LOCAL BREVITIES.


terday declared q ~ per cent. diyi.
dend.
THE public lamps will be lighted to.
at 6:30 A. III.
VersIty OF Cincinnati held their regular
meeting yesterday.
TIE ladies Of Grace NJ. p. Church, on
George street, have organized an Aid
Society.
the Chester Park races, at the Burnet
House last evening.
The promenade concert at Jefferson
Hall, for the benefit OF the ProtectOry, is
nightly drawing immense crowds.
TIE race yesterday between Little
Joe, Little One and Joe Lawrence for
$50 corner, was won by Joe Lawrence
in .2:43.
Mr.. VIM. NOBLE, the artist, was well
enough TO leave his quarters at Sister
Anthony's Hospital and take a walk
yesterday.
THE Nineteenth Ward Workingmen
section will meet at their headquarters
tC-night at s O'Clock at the southeast
corner OF Fourth and Mill streets.
FRED. RoFUS broke several ribs last
night by falling into a celler at the cor.
ner Of Benton and Hamer streets. He
was carried to his home, No. 535 Walnut
street.
The Cincinnati Coal and Coke Com.
pauy aud the Germania Building Asso-
citation No. 3tled their certificates OF in.
corporation in the Recorders office yes
terday.
BEN. KRUsB, an inveterate WIFE,
vi hno
times for that offense, was given the ex-
tent of the law this morning-Une year
In the Work-house.
VIM VoLz was arrested yesterday for
striking Dennis Lawler over the head
with brass beer-taucet. The case will
come up for trial October 70. Volz is
out on $4,000 bail.
CHARLES Ii. HoPKINs,was held in the
sum Of II, 900 bail this morning as being
an accomplioe Of Frank Pendegast in
the robbery Of q drunken man, on Satur-
day night, as partioularizsd In yester-
days STAR.
THE following number of pupils are
enrolled in the respective schools: Dis
trict Schools, 2O,9O7; intermediate
nai selools, 1901; High SCHOOLS, 1,65s; Nor
Total, 1854
UhOhUh DoWLI, u WOulu-De CnleI, was |
arrested last evening by Officers Seipel |
and Geise lying in wait on the syca-
more-street canal bridge. Dowly was
sent up this morning to work out 500
tne aud thirty days turlough.
ST. MARY's German Catholic Cemetery
is located on the County Road between |
Carthage and Reading Pike, near Lud-
low Grove. The cemetery grounds viii |
be formally cOnsecrated Friday, NoYem-
Der 2, by His Grace Archbishop Purcell.
OFFICERS HENsHAw and swallwood
yesterday bounced some young "shine-
EN- ups" gambling in tne alley west Of
RAce street aud south of Fourth street.
Among them was johnny Birmingham,
who has been caught at that before; he
will be ia ken 10 indianapolis this afte l.
noon by his sister. Brown AMI Dore got
$40 fine and costs.
LEILA and Kitty Etzel, song and
dance ladies under The name OF the "E!-
2eltlne Sisters," brought suit yesterday
before Squire RAIly against John |
Schtckllng 10 recover 500 for work and |
labor, done from the 1st OF Oct, 1877. |
Messrs. Carr and Callahan are the at |
torneys for the young gils. The case |
will be tried Dot. Is, at O'clock.
ROBERT MEYER, a paper carrier. had |
little dispute yesterday with a barber |
0dlneV oonu IIoiuhe Ut nfS SnOp on NC.
Micken avenue, and not content with |
spending all his wrath on johnnie, re- |
sorted into smashing a mirror worth $25, |
Judge Wilson fined MIN IS and costs lor |
assault and battery, and SO and costs |
for malicious destruction Of properly.
The citizens OF the Seventh, Ninth |
and Tenth Wards met at Elgine-hOuse |
No. 5 ON Vine street, near Court, last |
evening, and protested FehementIy |
against the taking away Of Company |
No. B, as detailed in yesterdays STAR. |
a committee of five was appointed to |
draft protest, which is to be reported |
Tomorrow evening for adoption by the |
citizens.
THE official count OF the votes polled |
last tuesday has been postponed to |
next Thursday, owing to the absence Of |
Squire Dossman. The Fourteenth |
Ward has been reached. 1t is very |
probable that the count will extend |
into the middle OF next week. Thus far |
Hoffman has gained and Cappeller 3, |
making loss to Cappeller Of votes. |
Fratz has gained votes.
SERGEANT THORNTON, Officers Tighe,
Carroll and woodward made an unex.
pected haul on the female vagrants of
"Bucktown." Nine of the sloppiest
cases submitted to their power, and
tioD, under the guidance of Miss Cyrus
as their leader. Judge Wilson sent two
OF the "most foul" to the Hospital; two
went up for twenty days, and the re.
maipder Will spend the balance of the
year ~ at General MorgaRs. Good
work by those ever yigilant officers.
MRS. FISHER, who has confectionery
at the corner OF B m and Adams streets,
was vctimized out OF 1920 by confidence
men recently. One OF the men was in
her place making purchases, when the
other rushed in and said he must have
the above amount OF money to get some
goods at the depot, and accordingly put
Up two gold watches that he said were
worth more than 5000 each. He got the
money, left, and has since kept at dis
tance. The watches were worth about
~ Tor the two-so says a jeweler.
Night High School.