The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-03
LOCAL BREVITIES.

WATTS, Oh oregon, Will NlSlL LnlS clIl
next Wednesday.
Council has allowed the extension of
the Storrs and Sedamsvil.e Street-raii-
road track.
THE McMicken Guards is the title of
new military organization OF boys in
the Eleventh. Ward.
JACOB FRICKER, JR is paid $1,000 per
year by the city 10 take care OF the Ty-
ler-Davldson Fountain.
THIEVES yesterday entered Mrs. Hal
ner's boarding. house, at TOT Elm, and
stole small amount OF money.
The Amateur Baseball League Of the
Ohio Valley will meet at 1888 McMicken
avenue tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock.
A sNEAK-THIEF yesterday entered the
house U! Il JUrge sues, at No. 81 Dunlap
street, and stole $56 from bureau
drawer.
q CHARLES KEssLER, OF No. 20 Allison
street, had one o. MS legs broken yes
terday by a horse, which he was en-
deayoring to raise from the ground.
The r R.publicans of Colerain Town
ship purpose having grand barbecue
on March ~ in JAS. A. BevIs' grove, in
celebration OF Gov. Hayes election 10 The
Presidency.
ORDINANCES to establish the grades o!
Kirby street, from Monroe street 10
Montgomery Road, and Fiudlay street
from Mclean avenue to Western ave-
nue., were passed by Council last night
A POST MoRrEM examination of the
body ol Gen. Auolph Won Steinwehr,
who died suddenly at the Tiff House,
Buffalo, last Saturday, explained the
cause OF his death as congestion of the
lungs.
IN Council last night Terry Riley
offered Il resolution TO require the Little
Miami Railroad Company to place flag
men on The crossings on E 5gleston ave-
nue. at Pearl, Third, Fifth and Ell shth
streets, which was adopted.
MRS. ELIZA PIERsoN, of No. 1T Hop.
kins street, who lor some lime has been
of unsound mind, was picked up in the
street last night by patrolman, and
taken TO the 6tatiou-house. Her hus-
band soOn after took ner home.
A SPECIAL TRAIN for Washington
leaves the Plum-street Depot al O'clock
tC-night, filed with Cincnnatians who
desire TO De ON hand at The Presidential
Inauguration ceremonies. The eXcur-
sion will return next Wednesday.
PREPARATIONS are being made for
ball ON the 17th inst. for The relief OF
poor women who are unable TO pay their
market license. The affair is under The
management or Marketmaster Is. Ileurk-
man and his deputies, Messrs. Kelly,
Brinkman, Hut1-Rehm, and Lauer.
A DISPATCH from Florence, Italy, an
nounces The death Of Joel 4. Hart, the
sculptor, Hart was born in Clark
County, KY, about 1910. He Went to
Italy in 1S49 to flush u statue OF Henry
Clay, Later on he executed a statue OF
Mr.. Clay, in bronze, Tor the city Of New
Orleans, and other creditable works.
THE Ohio & Mississippi Railway Com
pauy, in addition to their daily line Of
parIor cars from Cincinnati TO Louis
Vile free, are running parlor cars from
Cincinnati TO ST. Louis on their $40 A.
Nj, train, making the only line running
through parlor cars from Cincinnati 70
81. Louis and Louisville.
REV. G. W. WENDrE, minister of the
Unitarian Churcn, corner Sixth and
Mound streets, announces course Ol
Sunday evening lectures in the interest
OF liberal religious thought, beginning
tomorrow evening as lollJws: "rhe
God we worship; The Christ We love;
The Bible we revere; The Human NJ
ture we trust; The He'll we Tear; The
Heaven we hope for; The Sunday we
keep; The Church we believe in." The
slttInss In this Church are free, and the
public is cordially invited.
THE Trustees Of the Cincinnati South
ern Railroad have awarded the contract
to Clark, Reeves u Co, OF Philadelphia.
at their bid OF SILT 355 80, for bulldina
the iron superstructure OF the Tennes
see River Bridge, Oh Section 25l, Di.
vision ], about SIX miles north Of Chat
tanooga. The bridge Will be nearly 800
feet long, its dimensions being one chan
mel span, 256 feet 6 inches; one draw
span $50 feet; two shore spans, each as
feet inches; tour intermediate spans,
each 207 Ieet inches. The bridge is to
be completed by January /, 1878.
A WEEK or so ago the STAR mentioned
the TACT that the residence OF MI. Geo
Field, one of the Directors Of the City
Infirmary, at No. 012 Vine street, had
been robbed Of goods and yaluables to
the amount OF $50. Yesterday Officers
Mullen and Ramsey succeeded in recov-
ering all the missing goods, including
gold-ring, which was found upon the
finger OF barkeeper AT the National
Theater; revolver, found at Phillips
loan office, and two suits of clothes,
which had been pledged at Laskal's, Oh
Walnut street. One of the thieves,
named Sam. Kent, was arrested, and is
now locked up iii Covington; the other,
Zimmerman, is in the County Jail.