The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.

y A ROOM at No. 726 Il IN street was en-
tered yesterday and u SILVER watch and
800 stolen.
Mr. CONRAD DEIsLER announces
musical cuncert al his pretty little gar
cen next Thursday night.
AN excursion arrived in the city early
this morning on visit to the Geological
Garden from Clay City, Illinois.
No ONE hurt, but quite delay was
caused laet evening AZ nalf-past q v'oluok
by the breaking OF an axle OF car No. 6
OF the JOhu-street line.
The concert in Burnet Woods Park
will be given on Thursday afternoons at
4 O'Clock hereafter, by order of the
Board OF Public Works.
THE fre-alarm bell which was trans
ferred yesterday from the Mechanics
institute to the Gifts Engine-hOuse will
De put in the tower this afternoon.
AT meeting yesterday of the Mount
Adams and Eden Park Inclined Plane
d Railway Company, the capital stock
was increased from $3.50, 900 10 $500, 600.
JACOB DEAN was locked up in Jail
yesterday lor refusing to pay the fine
anu costs levied upon him for ma
lioiously stoning Matthias Harps house.
MR.. j. Q. FLACH, on the occasion of
his return from MS bridal tour, was the
happy recipient OF magnificent clock,
presented by the employees Of the De-
bolt.
Mr.. CHARLES DoGER, the briok-layer
who fell from the building, No. 81 Wes /.
Third street, last Wednesday, and taken
home apparently In dying condition, is
now rapidly recovering.
JACOB EVERsULL, resident OF Col
lege Hull, cut his right leg above the
knee with an ak yesterday, while work
Ing at his occupation Of ship carpenter
on canalboat, in Camp Washington.
ROBERT WILLIAMS and Thos. Smith,
the TWO Butler street "roughsp who par
ticipated In the assault on Officer Beh-
mer, last Sunday, have had their cases
sat for trial on next Friday, Sept. IA,
their bail being fixed at $25 each.
THE jury's verdiotin the case of r. ank
Collins, who was fatally crushed by a
car last Saturday, was to the effect that
o fagman should be placed at the cross
ing OF Eighth street and Eggleston
avenue, to prevent such accidents.
CHARLES FENNEKOHL, the late saloon
keeper at the corner OF Filth aud Mound
streets, In this city, who lett after hay-
ing contracted large debts to brewers.
liquor dealers, &c, has been last heard
from in Hoboken, N. j., on his way to
Germany.
HENRY GEHLE, a married man, who
lives al No. 19 Green street, while under
fit OF drunkenness last evening, be-
came crazed and jumped out Of the third.
story window. He landed on porch,
thereby saving himself from falling to
the court below. His injuries are only
slight.
ALL the members Of the Young Mems
Independent Club OF the Third Ward are
requested TO meet on the corner of
franklin and Sycamore streets, We'd
nesday evening, at 8 O'Clock, for the
purpose OF eleotlDg officers. BY order
Of Ellis H. Perry john UDrien, johnny
Owens, Committee.
ALDERMAN II. W. MITHoEFER, of the
Seventh Ward, while sitting III front of
his jewelry store, corner OF Main and
Hunt streets, came near losing his gold
watch and chain by the hands of a col
ored thief. The latter was arrested,
but the evidence not being stroug
enough TO convict him In the Police
Court This morning, he was dismissed.
LARGE Murphy mass meetings were
held both Sunday and last night, under
the auspices Of the Cincinnati Central
Christian Temperance Union, al No. 2OU
Vine street. Short and interes ting
speeches were delivered, interspersed
with some fine singing. A large number
are signing the total abstinence pledge,
among them some well-known drinkers.
HARRY STRoTHKAMP, alias Smith, was
arrested last evening by the two efficient
eficers, Moran and Shaier, for having in
his possession two boxes of cigars par.
tally filled. 1t was proven this morn.
ing that he had stolen them from Joseph
Knipper's saloon at the corner OF Front
and Central avenue, while the bar
keepers attention was engaged else.
where. He was sentenced To-day to a
hne Of $40 and thirty days in the Work.
house.
THE following have been elected as
officers OF the X. X. A. Israel Society
President, Martin Tuch; Vice Pres den t,
Jacob Greim; Warden, K. Newman
Treasurer, l.. Phillips; Secretary, Julius
Braham; Trustees, julius Salomon, l..
Harris, A. Davis, Joseph Levi, N. Hirsh
and Isaac Levi. R.y. DR.. N. Kuttner,
formerly OF ST. Louis, was unanimously
elected pastor Of the congregation fol
the ensuing year.
GEORGE WISE, who was arrested and
looked up in Olyel-street Station at the
instigation Of DR.. Brunson for severel '
hitting bay mare, rne property OF the
Cincinnati Mutual Ice Company, oyel
the hip with scantling five feet long
was hned $40 and costs this morning III
the Police Court. The owner OF the
horse endeay0red 10 testify in behalf Of
the prisoner, but to no good. We hope
Judge Wilson IN his just and impartia
sentences will soon break up tbis matter
Of cruelty beating dumb ANIMALS.