The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-03
LOCAL BKEVlTLES.
EXPOSITION In lS7S(r)


NUMBER OF deaths reported to tho
Health Office during the month OF Sep
tember, three hundred and thirty-siX.
THE Davenport Club opens tomorrow
night at Pixies Opera-huuse, the Min
strels giving no performance that even
ing.
A REUNION OF the Wallner Theater
Company, at Heister's, OH Vine street,
took place last night. 1t was most
pleasant affair.
The Spring Grove Cemetery police
have been provided with handsome
silyer-plated badges, by order of the
Cemetery Association.
THE ordinance for the cons 'ruction oil
Route No. IL, Eden Park, Walnut Hills
& Avondale Street Railroad, viii come
up In Council next Friday.
THE Work-house Directors failed to
get quorum yesterday. There were
44T inmates Of the institution reported;
OF them 328 were males and ll9 females.
A PICKPoCKET relieved Covington
lady yesterday Of $25 and some valuable
receipts as she WAS alighting from
car, at the corner OF Fourth and Vine
streets.
JOHN SCHETFELE, OF No. 126 Flndlay
street, waved an examination i'll the
Police Court this morning, on the charge
OF forging j. w. Windiscn's name to u
note Tor 1910 on the Commercial Bank.
Bail 5000.
THE school census for this year is just
completed, from which are taken the fol-
loving figures: Total number Of whites
in school, 22,3l6; colorrd, 427; whites
not attending SCHOOLS, ,049 males, ~
S79 females; colored, $50.
THFBoard of Trade excursion left
Ludlow at 8 O'CLOCK this morning for
Somerset and Intermediate points.
Brands Band accompanied the party.
The traiu will arrive at Cincinnati on
its return trip on Thursday al Z. NJ.
YESTERDAYS morning papers an
n0unceu tnuL, owing to the want of
necessary appropriation from Council,
the street cleaning would cease. One
OF the Board of PuOllc Works says 1T is
q mistake. They will be cleaned as US
ual.
MRS. MINNIE MEI1LE and Mrs. Caro-
line Adler were arraIgned in the Police
Court this morning on the Charge OF
procuring an abortion. The case is con.
tinued to Friday, October II; bail, $1,000
each.
CHAS. f. REEMELIN was fined $25 and
cost This morning by His Honor Judge
Wilson, on the cnarge OF pointing pls-
tol at Samuel s. Petit, keeper of Toll
gate No. l, Reading Road. The trouble
was brought about by small bill OF u
cents.
The District Court yesterday ap-
polnted Judge Collins, l.. NJ. Hosea. g.
w, Gerard, Hon. S. +. Hunt and William
Northingt0n committee for the exam
ination OF applicants for admission TO
the Bar. The committee is the same as
acted last spring in The same capacity.
TIE Committee on Buildings and Re-
pairs OF the Public Schools, in con-
nectlon with the superintendent of
Buildings, Godfrey Ludwig, have re-
uuced their estimate for the ensuing
wear nearly $500. Their estimate was
about $1,000, but they accomplished the
work al an outlay OF a little over ", 900.
VIM. COLEMAN, colored, living at No.
55 Freeman street, was fined $25 and
costs this morning for carrying loaded
revolver. An additional charge of petit
larceny is also against him, Tor which
he will be examined as soon as the pros
scouting witness, MIR. II. Hogan, is ready
to appear.
SURELY this lie the time OF all times to
nav visit to the Zoo.Zoo, the weather
Is of delightful temperature, and the
attractions offered are numerous. Pleas
ures have been planned for the children
especially. Take your family and give
them treat.
EDWARD WOODBURY., the young man
who was arrested some days ago,
charged with opening letter he took
from the Wyoming Post-ofice, in which
he is clerk, was yesterday arraigned be.
fore Commissioner Hooper. He was
bound over to the Grand Jury.
THE Directors OF Longview met yes
terday in regular monthly session. The
following is the report for September
Admitted during 1.-The month, IL males
anu 8 females; discharged during the
month, including deaths, ETC., 10 male
and females. Total number remaining
in the institution, 655.
G. M. ERKENBREoHER, ESQ, has been
appointed Director and is also Treas
urer of the q illogical Society. His
father, NJ. A. Erkenbrecher, oontem.
plates prolonged stay in Europe, con.
sCQuenlly this appointment was neces
sary. We consider it good one, as MIR.
&. M. Erkenbrecher Is u live man in
every sense OF the word.
THE faces of the audience at the Ma.
tional Theater last evening, spoke
plainly that they were entertained by
Tom and Jerry, pleased with Misses Ida
Devere and frankie Christie, tickled by
Haley and Eldridge, and the whole pro.
gramme to the last scene of the "1ron
Mask" which closes the entertainment t,
was we'll appreciated.
THE horses attached to the carriage OF
bridal party, at the Lookout House
about 1890 last evening, became
frightened at the rockets, ,etc., during the
performance OF the "Battle Potpourri,' p
anu dashed over precipice. One horst
broke his leg ana the other escaped
without serious injury. The carriage
was broken into fragments.
SOME cold-hearted wretch informe
Mrs. Farmer, a widow living at Filtn
and KIlgour, that James, her only son
had been killed in railroad accident a
Springfield. James mad been at wOrk
at the Gas-works at the latter city. The
mother prepared to receive her sons
corpse, when in he walked. The author
Of that beartless joke should be severely
punished if caught.
AT last that vacancy on the Demo
cratic ticket has been filed. MI. james
and NJ i1aI