The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-20
LOCAL BREVITIES.

No baseball game here yesterday.
TIE outstanding city debt is 1885,
S5l 50.
The school children's day at the Zoo.
goo to-day.
OUR streets tonight will depend upon
''pale Luna" for Illumination.
The United States Grand Jury will
not report until the latter end OF next
week.
The certificate of incorporation of the
Arcade Hotel Company was recorded
yesterday.
The HilIsboro Female College has
been relurnished al COST of 81, 500, and
will reopen Tor students October "A.
AN unsuccessful attempt was made
last night to burglarize Uncle" John
RObinson's residence on Seventh street.
JOHN MOCARTY, wife-walloper, will
be examined III the Police Court Octo-
ber 20 for abusing his entire family.
Bail $500.
JOHN FINDLAY, one OF the railroad
moObers, was bound over to the Grand
Jury yesterday by Commissioner
Hooper. Bail $1,000.
FINES to the amount of S., 1886 were as.
eessed in the Police Court the past
week, and the Work-house sentences
aggregated l ,945 days.
MINNIE MEHLR, who was charged
with committing an abortion on the per-
son Oh Eva Green, was bound over In
the sum OF $1,000 this morning.
THE trial Of j. N. Travor, for obtain
ing money under false pretenses, as
fully explained In yesterdays STAR, is
set for Monday next. Bail $500.
MR.. CHARLES OvERAKER, lately Chief
Deputy i'll the Shorlf's off te, has trans
terred some Of his property, amounting
$4,000, to Ex-Sheritf springmeyer.
MARTIN MACK, alleged participant in
the recent railroad riot, was houorably
dismissed this morning by Judge VIII
son, there being no evidence against
him.
ABOUT Q O'Clock last evening the goods
In the window OF |. Lederer's millinery
store, Sixth and Smith streets, caught
IRE from the gas. Loss no more than
5000.
HON. X. M. Bishop, in company with
Mayor Moore and other distinguished
citizens, called in at the Fair at Jeffer-
son Hall last evening and made speeches.
Everything is progressing finely.
THREE men "bunked" in the house of
II. Address, last Thursday night, at the
corner OF Filth and Hoadly, and yester-
day escaped with some jewelry belong
ing to the ladies about the house.
CAPTAIN l.. BARNEY, editor and pro-
prietor OF the Trade List, was presented
last evening with iue gold watch from
the business men OF the city. A. Miner
Grlswold delivered the presentation
speech.
The funeral Of Mrs. Louisa Wuest,
daughter of Mr.. John Schicklng, who
was burned to death last Thursday, took
place at O'Clock this morning from ST.
Francis Church, corner OF Vine and
Liberty streets.
The property-owners on Carthage
Pike, between ST. Bernard and Glenway
avenue, Clifton, held meeting evening
before last TO make arrangements for
having the pike repaired. Another
meeting will be held NOVembe ber l.
PHILIP DAVIDSON, young butcher, at
Low Ell Market, assaulted the driver OF
AL ice wagon this morning because the
latter ran into MS team and called him
opprobious epithets. Davidson was
locked up AT uammond-street Station,
but afterwards released on bail.
THE programme that has been per-
formed at the National Theater the en-
tire week and pleased all, remains on
the boards lor two performances only
matinee to-day at 2 Z. Nj. and perform.
Rnce Tonight. Miss Oracle May, the
beautiful seric-comic vocalist, leaves al
ter The evening performance.
JosEyH SCHRIENER several days ago
Bnatcned vi Dlli from Chris. Spaeth a
rag-picker. He was arrested yesterday
afternoon and was fined 5000 and costs
and sent out for thirty days this morn
Ing on the charge of petit larceny.
OtlO GeIharut, an accompllCe, was
treated win thirty days and $25 line.
FRANK WEBER and VIM. Clak were
arrested this morning by O1icer HIg-
gins, on the charge OF petIt larceny.
1he two young men robbed one Fred.
R0denberg, salesman of SandheGer Il
CO.'S whisky house, on Court street, of
a lot OF clothing. The goods were taken
out Of the plaintiffs room, at The Ger
mania House.
THE Hudepohl Comedy Combination
reorganized last night by electing the
following officers: President, Louis
Hudepohl, Jr.; Secretary, j John Tap
horn; Treasurer, Frank Stall; Business
Manager, Harry Stall; Stage Manager,
Harry Learup. The first concert will be
given Sunday, Oct. 2S, at Wiegeps Hall,
al Cedar Grove, Warsaw Pike.
The pupils Of District Schools N os. 2
anu9 went on their excursion to the
geological Garden this morning. There
were seyeraLhundreu OF them with a
number of their teachers, all bent on
enjoying the day. The intermediate
No. 2 was postponed till the 9th. Mr..
manager OF the 100000, mad the affair in
hand.
THE Geological Garden is about the
most fashionable resort for spending the
sunday. The attractions are varied
and wonderful. There will be grand
promenade concert tomorrow, and the
sea lion "Prince" and the educated
seals hold their levees at 10, Il, 2, and
& O'Clock. The exhibition Is "A moral and
instructive one. Take the Vine, Elm or
Main street cars.