The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-24
LOCAL BREVITIES.
FRATz has his certificate.

FRATZ has his certificate.
FRANK DALE, OF Cumminsvills, was
fined $60 and costs for fast driving.
TIE public lamps will be lighted at 9
O'Clock this evening, and extlnguis he'd
at $3.50 p. N.
The Shakespeare Club gave its first en-
tertainment for the season last night to
q crowded house. The play was enti-
tied "Saratoga; or, Pistols for Seven"
CHAs. BECK, Of No. 129 Mohawk street,
fell from window Of Lockwood & COPS
yarn mill, on Canal and Stark streets,
yesterday, and broke rib and his right
arm.
THE first installment OF wrought iron
trusses lor the root of the main body of
the Cincinnati Music Hall arrived hel Q
yesterday, and Will be up in about two
weeks.
PATRICK SHEA and Jacob Spalerd, a
confirmed sot and yagrant, respecLiVel y
were equally dealt with this morning b y
His Honor-$5O and thirty days in tn Q
"Works.n
The County Commissioners have ap-
pointed Mr.. Isaac West, formerly watch
man at the City Buildings, as night fire.
man at the Courthouse. MI. West as
sumed his duLies last night.
Mr.. MoERLEIN Is sinking an artesian
wen on his premises, whion has reached
the depth OF eight hundred feet, aud
still no water comes. MIR. Moerlein
proposes TO cut down his tax.
THE Harrodsburg people yesterday
presented to the Trustees of the South
srn Railroad their claims tor additional
slulngs and platforms at the connection
Oftheir branch with the main line.
THE National was favored again last
night with an appreciative audience.
The Salamander and Mermaid OF the
waters perform the most difficult feats
tmmaginable. Matinee this afternoon.
"WELCoME FOOTSTEPS" song and
chorus, words by Arthur W. French,
AND music by George W. Persley, is
published by John Church & Co. II is
very sweet piece and destined to nave
q popular run.
Mr.. j. II. HEALY, an actor Of great re.
nown here and elsewhere, died last
night at the Good Samaritan Hospital,
from dropsy. He leaves wife and Two
children. The Cincinnati Lodge, No. 5,
b. T. .. E., meet today TO take action
on their brothers death.
A. r. BARNETT, formerly door-keeper
at Davis gambling den, at No. 29 Long
worth bbIGeI, was arrested Jll9 morning
by Officer Kidney on u warrant charging
him with stabbing Duncan Mclean on
the night OF the 10Th OF October. 1t
seems that the trouble was brought
about by u little bill that Mclean owed
Barnett.
THE alarm about 9:3OP. NJ, last even
Ing. sounded from Box 50, was occa-
stoned by fire in the hay loft Of Finke
Il Sch Nier, No. l6O West Court street.
Ihe damage was about 500, including
that done to the adjoining stables,
owned by ReutepOhler II Co., No. 164
West Court street, and Geier d Co.'s
horses.
GEORGE WATT and John Schneider,
two boys about twelve years of age,
were arraigneu in the Police Court TN s
morning, on the charge of stealing 81
cents worth Of lead pipe from j. B
BeohtolFs house, No. 3l7 Clark street.
The case Is assigned for saturday,
owing TO the absence OF the prosecutor.
Bail, $500 each.
JAMES HOWARD, about twenty years
OF age, possessing very bad repuLa-
tlon, was up before Judge Wilson this
morning, accused Of tapping The till of
ii. L. Mey ernun's grocery, at Fifth and
Broadway. The "old offender" was ex.
cecding impudent and pert Tor lad
OF his age, and, being convicted, vas re-
gu red to pay 500 fine, a stay Of thirty
days in the W0rk-nouse, and b0ld OF
S5VO ior his future good behavior.