The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.
OCTOBER 26


Ten members OF the School Boart
paid q visit to the Second intermediate
night-school last night.
HUDEPouL's Band furnished the
music to the eXcurslonists over the
Southern Railway yesterday.
THE Phoenix Club gave soiree and
reception last night, at their rooms cor
ner OF Court and Central avenue.
The Cincinnati "LIederkrantz" cele.
brated its eleventh anniversary by a
ball at Jefferson Hall last night.
A SELECT audience witnessed the
Davenport Club last night in their plays
OF "War to the knife" and "a Quiet
Family"
VIM. TECKLENBERG, John Kilhall and
Adolphus MelOtt each paid SO and costs
this morning for selling from unsealed
measures.
THE lead pipes and fixtures in Wey-
and h Youns's maIt.house, near Brigh-
ton, and valued at $1,000, were stolen
yesterday.
Two cars filed with prominent Ger
man citizens, members of Council, otlic.
lals, etc., left over the Southern Road
yesterday.
The new St. Mary's Cemetery, situ
Rted about mile beyond ST. Bernard,
will be conseorated next Sunday after.
noon by Archbishop Purcell.
MR.. LEO. STARK died last evening
from the shock anu internal Injuries re-
ceiyed by the street car accident. His
funeral will take place tomorrow at
Xenia.
THERE was an adjourned meeting of
icc O.,
ciety at the Vine-street Congregational
Church this morning. The attendance
was large.
CHARLES Ray, alias Rodgers, who at
tempted to Jorge letter on His Honor,
Mayor Moore, as mentioned in yester-
days STAR, was sent out TO the "W orks"
for thirty days.
THE alarm from Box 1914 about 10
O'Clock last night, was caused by the
burning of stable attached to Wev-
and Il Young's brewery, on Garden
street. The loss is about $500, covered
by insurance.
A LARGE number Of friends of Audi.
tor-elect w. s. Cappeller rendered SER
enade to that gentleman last night al
his residence on Langland street. UNI
minsville. The serenad ers were hand
somely entertained.
THERE were thirty-two new cases on
the docket, this morning, in the Police
Court, and twenty-five continued cases.
Fines were assessed to the amount OF
s7I6, and the " ork-house sentences az
gregated two hundred and thirty days.
II is very likely that there will be no
Police Court tomorrow, as all attempt
Is 10 be made Ut meeting Of the Board
Of Aldermen to have solution passed
TO close all the offices in he City Build
Ing, so as to allow the officers to 90 on
the excursion tomorrow over the South.
srn Road.
FRANCIS KREUTz and James Neal
were found locked up in freight car
about O'Clock this morning, and ar
raigned in the Police Court on the
charge OF burglary. The young men say
khey came here to look tor work. Judge
Wilson gave them twenty four hours to
get out of our city.
FRED. HUNTS first enterprise after ar
riY;ng from Baltimore yesterday morn
ing was sIeaing vest from q clothing
store on sixth street, near Broadway.
Fred. claimed TO be 81 drunk that he
was not aware OF what ne did. That tale
would not wash with Ju ge Wilson, 50
he got $50 and thirty days in the
Works"
MAJOR j. A. REMLEY has received a
letter from Adjutant General Karr in
structing him TO procure from this cOun.
ty list OF the UuiOn soldiers, with
name. rank, company and regiment, who
are buried III said county, whose graves
are unmarked by he adstonee, and report
such Information 10 the General As.
sembly.
DR.. MALKOWsKI showed by chemical
analysis that the water OF Mr.. Moerle elu' s
Rrtesian well contained sulphur and
iron, so that the water is quite whole.
some. Mr. Herman Eckel is making q
more minute analysis. The bottom OF
the well lies nine hundred and twenty.
five feet below the level of Lake Erie.
SERGEANT THORNTON is "death ON,
fortune-tellers. lie arrested one Rosa
Blessington yesterday, at the corner oil
Pearl aud Sycamore streets, sitting
down with her cards before her. She
was SO beaStly drunk that an express
wagon was necessary to take to the
6tation-house. The Judge let her off on
her paying the 30 cents express hire.
THE Post-ofice authorities are deliv
erlng the daily mail regularly to the
United States Secret Service
Company, WulCQ mas Deen IN
Iicued before the United States
Grand Jury on charge OF having de.
vised scheme OF fraud and using the
Post-ottiue to further that object. The
case is set for Monday next before the
Commissioner.
A GRAND concert and humorous en-.
tertalnment will be given next Sunday
evening at Cedar Grove Hall, by the
Hudep0hl Comedy Combination. Among
the attractions are the Davenport
Brothers, Rogers and Mack in their
clog dances, John MoCormlck, the Irish
comedian, and others. A bail Will be
given alter the entertainment.
WILLIAM MCUEvITT went into Henry
Wolderins's saloon last night and raise i
disturbance, for which he was fined W
and costs this morning. He was very
impudent and ugly while paying h 8 dne,
30 The Judge assessed a fine OF $25 and
oosts Tor contempt OF Court. Tue young
man resisted very braYely when The
othcers were taking him down stairs
but he was minus the muscle.
MCDoNOUGH'S great success. "Secrei
Service; or, McParlan, the Deteu;lyp,'
will be again presented tonight and to
morrow afternoon and evening at the
National Theater. Idaletta ana Mons
Wallace In their aquatic feats, the dance
expOnents, Mulligan and Weaver, tn,
Morriseys and host OF others are
the bill. 60 down and visit the 'Drury.'