The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Beer ami music don't mix,
Let us put down the blamed imposition
But his Aid rmen peers
SAID they'd stand ny their beers
And their bands, against all opposition
MORTGAGE paper is little more ac-
tive.
THE brewers seem to be brewing mis-
chief.
THE Grand Jury visit the public in
stitutiDns to-day.
THEODORE THOMAS benefit at High
lad duuse Monday night.
A NUMBER OF our heavy capita lists
have reLurned from their sojOurns.
THE Haymakers, a cantata by leading
local singers, at the Grand opera next
week.
Miss EFFIE ELLsLER at the Grand
Opera-hOuse this Afternoon, and last ap-
pearance tonight.
MARY ANN ORELL a vagranps course
did CHOOSE, the result of which Is ride
in the calauoose.
THE following taxes were collected in
June: State taxes, 1900, 73O. 23OS2; Coun-
ty, 81 800, 21O. l57O3.
THE Board of Examining Surgeons
have already examined three hundred
and siXJy two pensioners.
The Coanty Board of Control, at its
monthly meeting yesterday, approved
bills amounting to about $40 COO.
VIM. METzGER, a lad eight years old,
fell down u ti.gnt of stairs, yesterday, at
607 Elm street, and broke his leg.
FAMILY JARS are now creating their
autumn racket and are being uuly filed,
sealed and stored away tor the winter.
SEVERAL large real estate dealers
have made their appearance in our city,
which VIII cause more activity in The
sale Of real estate.
The vellow-fronted amazon at the Zoo
is not DR.. Mary Walker, nor yet Gall
Hamilton, as some disappointed visitors
were led TO believe.
The Southern Railroad Taustees have
purchased thirty-lWo acres OF land at
Greenwood, and it is likely that the
shops Will be built there.
MR.. STRAUSS store, on West Fifth
street, near Race, was burglarzed last
night and 500 stolen. The thieves
Effected an entrance through the cellar.
AN alarm from Box 179 yesteld ~
evening was caused by the burning OF a
roof on a row OF houses at Nos. 60, g. Ga
and sc Clinton street. Loss seYerai
hundred dollars.
HE OluCldlS Vi tu0 1s,Ss a. LIE hdllI
have chosen Messrs. Daniel Stone and
E V. Cherry TO fix the rent ofthe Pearl.
street Market Space, occupied by the
Plum-street Depot.
OUR prominent retailers of lager beer
are OF the opinion that the brewers
could not deliver good beer at less than
SO per barrel. At that rate they could
not sell two glasses for nickel.
RoBINsoN's OPERA.HoUSE, under the
management of MI. b. Macauiey, viii be
opened next week with splendid CON-
pany. Miss Mary Anderson, me rising
young tragedienue, will be the star next
week
DIR f. P. ANDERSON brought the
corpse of Miss Kate Is. Nettleton, ageC
twenty -lour years, from Coburg, Canada
where she died OF consumption. 1t was
yesterday deposited in vault al
Spring Grove Cemetery.
SPENCER b CRAIG, publishers, on Race
street, charged with sending an obscene
pamphlet through the malls, waived al
examination yesterday before the Com
missioner, and were bound over to tn
Grand Jury in 81 800 bail.
GEO wendell is at the County Jail
awaiting trial before the Court c
Common Pleas, on charge OF baslardy
preferred against him by an unmarrie
woman named Frederica Sohuster, VIII
lives at No. 81 Pleasant street.
The heirs OF the Ambrose Ludlow es
tate nave found some errors i'll the It'll
OF the ground lying west OF Freeml /
from FIUnt to Eighth streets, eXtenuIn
down to AIillcreek, and have resolved I
bring suit in a number OF cases.
The Committee on Southern Kailroa
yes Lerday discussed the complaint
made in regard to the high rates
freight tariff as charged by the Cincil
naJi Southern Railway. The matte
was referred to the President Of I'll
road.
The Murphy mass-meeting held la
nignt at st. Johns Methodist Churc
under the auspices Of the Q. G. G. I.
was largely attended. A number
short, but very interesting address
pledge.
THE "Molly Maguires" will be pr
sented this afternoon and this evenil
for the last time at the National The
ter this week. The programme has be-
duly commented on during the wee
Every lover Of the vaudeville scho
should be present.
THE star shoe store, No. 243 Centr
avenue, owned by +. X, BOgenschut
was visited by burglars early this nor
ing. They broke large plate glass N t
window and distracted three or fo
pairs Of shoes. The rascals must ha
wounded their hands badly by the b
ken glass, as the window was
spattered all over with blood. No cl
TO the thieves.
TWO young hoys, returning to t
city, yesterday afternoon, from the Da
ball grounds, endeav0red to beat
conductor out of their fare. They gen
ally jump off the oars in front and get
behind, alter the conductor has collect
the fare from the far end Of the ira
Yesterday they spfang from the pl
tolm just as 1t came over the brid
near Lhe Stock-yards, and through til
went. Nobody hurt.
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