The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-13
LOCAL BREVITIEA.

uEI lu5lue VI 1Oui ON6IOOdbl
The LINGARDs at the Grand Opera
house next week.
YE who have election bets to pay,
prepare TO pay them nowl
No BUSINESS OF Importance transacted
in the Board Of Public Works this morn
ing.
The lamps will be lighted to-1Ight at
$3.50 o'clock, and extinguished at $3.50
A. Nj.
THE name of Mary Hughes, which ap-
peared in yesterdays police docket, was
not Mary Hughes, of 1859 Lock street.
The new Gating gun was yesterday
removed from Kittredge's store to Bre-
men-street Station, where it will re-
main.
Two street-cir drivers had a rough
anG-tumble in the West End yesterday,
and 1t is seriously referred To as "the
battle before Kars."
AT Lookout House this evening selec.
tions from Schroeder, Flotow, Strauss,
Auber, Suppe, Thomas, and for the last
time Saro's grand battle pOtpourri.
MR.. THEODORE THAUwALD has taken
charge OF the Bellevue House, and wi
reopen the same tomorrow with con-
certs by the Cincinnati Orchestra.
THE case OF John ?. Erdhouse, charged
with renting his house for the purpose
prostitution, has been set tor final
disposition next Thursday afternoon at
2 O'Clock.
'THE Railway Mail Service Mutua
Beneht Association has closed Its ses-
sion, and adjourned 10 meet at WASH
ington, ID. c., on the first Wednesday in
September, 1873.
VIM. MEANS, Ed. II. Pendleton, w. s.
Rdgway, Samuel V. Reed and Brent
Arnold are, it is reported, to represent
tie Chamber of Commerce iu the Expo
sil10n movement.
JOHN DOLAN, charged with robbing
Mr. Maxwell, some time ago, Of silver
watch, was acquitted In the Police
Court this morning. The evidence was
inSuth lent to convict him.
ALONZO WATSON was arrested this
morning for stealing a copper pint cup
from saloon-keeper on Sixth street,
named Henry Sherman. The case was
continued TO Oct. 16, bail $500.
Mr. AND MRS w. j. FLORENCE will
positively appear ia the mighty Dollar"
at Robinson's Opera-house on Monday
night. They bring their own company
from New YORK, and fine support is
assured.
The stockholders OF the Cincinnati,
College Hill s. Venice Railroad are
having an opening today at Mount
Pleasant. Hon. r. NJ. Bishop, Governor
elect, 8. +. Hunt and others will ad-
dress the assembly.
WIN. MCGAvIN has been for the last
two months at the Cincinnati Hospital
with broken leg. He was let 80 yes
terday When some one ran against him
and knocked him down on Fifth street,
breaking his leg over again. An officer
lad him taken TO the Hospital.
The musical wonders, the great
Sharpleys are still exhibiting at the Ma
lional tleater, and drawing immense
audiences. The variety Dll is one OF
the strongest, and the drama, "Wealth
and Crime" an excellent one. Matinee
This afternoon: and last performance to-
night.
The hall OF the West End Division,
No. 3, Sons OF Temperance, al the corner
of Eighth and Central avenue, was ded-
icaLed last evening. Speeches were
delivered by A. NJ. Collins, Grand lie
turer Of tue Sons OF Temperance of OHIO,
Colonel William Cullen CASTOR, w. q.
Hall and w. Q. Manning.
COLONEL q. b. HUNT, tof the First
Regiment OHIO National Guard, sent in
a communication 10 the AldermaniC
Board, requesting some action on the
part OF The city in reference to providing
an armory and drill-loom for the O4io
National Guards, FIRST Regiment. The
matter was referred TO the Military
Committee in connection with the City
Solicitor.
REV. w. Il. MOORE win commence an
interesting series Of sunday evening
sermons, at Inc Central Christian
IN m
Gospel and Church Of the OIu and New
Testaments," the subject OF the first dis
course being 'The Relations OF the Ola
and New TesUaments." These sermons
Will be elementary In their character
and especially adapted to earnest
Sc kers alter truth.
The alarm from Box 231, about 9
O'Clock tUis morning, was caused by u
fire at Glen's Grove, on the Warsaw
Pike. The house, two-story frame,
was owned by Henry Brandt, valued at
1920. The building WAS not insured
and is q total loss. Valentine Dreiting
occupied the place as grocery and dry
goods store. He had small insurance
OH his dry goods stock.
MIR. DAvEY, manager OF the company
that is to support Barrett tho entire
season, II queSted the actors to cut of
their muslacAes, by direction of Mr.
Barrett. The gents ignored the request.
When the manager said he would have
TO cancel their engagement, they came
"Dithe" and obeyed. The object Of Mr.
Barrett is to enhance the Roman appear-
auce Of the characters assumed BY his
company.
OFFICER kOMMANND yesterday arrest
ed suspicious looking cHap in the
vicinity OF Marshall avenue, driving
some hogs. Soon after it was discovered
that the hogs had been taken from the
Mork-house lot, and John Burke the
name Of the thief. Burke had frequent.
ly been an inmate Of tie Work-nouse,
and it was his duty to feed The pigs, hence
he knew how 10 get them out Of the lot
the back way. Burke seems to have a
decided taste for hogs, for after they
had been recovered he stole them a sec
ond time. Judge Wilson plastered him
with $500 and thirty days in the first
caee, and the same in the second, in the