The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.

THERE is new baby hyeua at tn
u jU-ZOU.
THREE inches of mud on the street
yesterday.
SUMMER-DoORs are being take dow
anu spllt Into klndling wood.
ANOTHER excursion party goes to tn,
Kentucky RIVER Bridge next Thursday
BALLOON ascension at the Bellevue
House Wy Prof. Gilbert at 4:30 this alter
noon.
The hill tops resorts in spite Of the
rain and mud yesterday were largely
patronlzed.
10 SING meurns the loss OF black
beaver oVercoat. 1t was taken from luis
room at No. 320 West Sixth street.
The attendance last light at jefferson
Hail, at the entertainment for the benG-
fit of the Prptectory, was immense.
JOHN KENKLE, a known thief, was put
under $500 lnls morning for having some
professional burglar tools in his posses
sion.
A son of j ohm Weaver, driver for John
Bonte d Sons, suffered broken leg by
being thrown from his wagon on the
landing Saturday.
OFFICERS LOUIS FRITZ and Adolph
SchmIut, OF the b. emen-street Station,
have been appointed to learn the mys-
teries OF the Calling gun.
REV. Ii. l.. MAGEvNEY lectured last
evening to crowded audience in st.
XaVier's Church on "rhe Sacraments-
And why they should be observed"
JACK NOBLE, using the citys horses
anu carts, Will advance the money to
pay the men for cleaning the streets un-
I'll something definite is determined.
AGoSTINA GINoCHA paid $5 and cost
this morning for neg lecting To put red
light on new building Of mis-, which is
being erected at the corner OF Fourth
and Wood streets.
The wrestling and sparring show at
Workingmen's Hall Saturday night re-
suited in Il victory for Luclen Marc over
Captain RIebuck, the latter being too
i'll 10 finish the match.
The water supply was cut off on Sat
urday, in order to make some new con-
nectIOns and needed repairs. The WORK
will probably be completed by this eve
ming or tomorrow morning.
The betting case, in which it was
charged that Jacob Tranor personaled
one Able, as mentioned previously in
the STAR, was dismissed IN the Police
Court This morning. The prosecutor, 1t
seems, has "lit out"
THE members OF the Miami u Erie
Canal Association, and all others INTEL
ested in the purposes OF navIg alton, hy-
draulics, &c, are notified that the Asso-
citation will meet at the Becker House,
in Dayton, o., at II A. NJ. Tuesday, Oct,
%, 1877.
The team Of A. BOldhampt, a m lk-
man, was run into by the train going to
tue races last Saturday at Brighton Sta
ton. Boldhampt was saved by jumping
out. One OF the mules WAS killed, and
the wagon and Cans scattered promI,-
cuously.
ALVIN A. MEYER, five year old boy,
whose parents live at N. 53l Freeman
streel, was run over at the corner of
Poplar and freeman streets by car No,
2l, eeman-street Line, and Instantly
killed. The Coroner eXonerated The
driver.
THE Workingmen held a large NEE ting
yesterday at ArbeIter Hall. There will
be ID business meeting at the same place
Tonight, Tor the purpose OF electing dele
gates to the Congress soon to be held at
Newark, New Jersey.
Nm. COLLINS and r. D. RDyse spoke
in Columbia last Saturday night TO a
large audience. AT the close of the
meeting division of the ooAs OF Tenn
perance was instituted with more tban
fifty applicants ior a charter. Mr.. Co..
Inns will install the officers Tonight.
"SECRET SERVICE; or, McParlan the
Detecuye," the immense play by Mr.. j.
Z. McDonough, is The extraordinary at
tracJlon at the National this week. In
addition to this remember Idaletta aud
Mons. Wallace will give exhibitions of
their leafs under water. The remainder
OF the olio is long and varied.
The Murphy mass meeting at the c.,
II. Il d. Depot was largely attended
yesterday afternoon, Notwithstanding
the inclemency of the weather. Sixty
tour signed the pledge and donned the
blue, mostly young men from eighteen
to twenly-three. There was also a large
meetingnt Nlears Chapel last evening.
YESTERDAY the anniversary of the
dedication OF the chapel in the Asylum
at Reading was celebI ated by the 81.
Aloysius Orphan Society. The weather
was so disagreeab!e that a limited num-
Der from tue city were present. The
Rev. T. Hieronymus, o. S. f., celebrated
the afternoon Vespers were sung.
CHAs. GALLAGHER and James Dean,
two confidence men, were arrested al
the races Saturday for inducing KueE-
merit, formerly IA reporter, to bet $l00 that
he could opeu lock that they had in
their possession. 1t Is unnecessary to
say that the ex-reporter lost mis- money,
as The apparatus OF such men Is made 10
deceive. The case will be heard Octo-
Der 27.
THE coachman Of Mr.. T. D. Lincoln,
Owen White by name, was shot through
the hand about 2 O'Clock yesterday NOR
ming by Henry Johnson, at the house of
some colored prostitutes on John street,
between Eighth and Ninth. White was
dism ssed iu the Police Court this morn
ing, and johnson was rewarded with
hue OF $40 and costs. The quarrel COM
menced about u woman, OF course.
WORK has been suspended on the
Southern Railroad Bridge until Wednes-
day, owing to the death OF Contractor
james Moran, which happened yester-
day morning. The deceased was ma.
tive of the Parish OF Cappoquinn, Coun-
" OF Waterford, Ireland, and was forty.
nine years old. The funeral will take
place tomorrow morning at 0 O'Clock
from his late residence, No. 317 George
street. Requiem High Mass Will be Gel
ebrated at the Cathedral.
OFFICER SCHNEIDER discovered
company OF tramps yesterday morning