The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.
OCTOBER Is

Or, "Call IN that old linen"
LOVELY day yesterday.
THE races begin Tomorrow at Chester
Park.
The Cinoinnatis play in Lima, Ohio,
tomorrow.
THE hilltop resorts were crowded
yesterday.
EDWIN BOOTH at R)binson's Opera
house next week.
THE Principals Association had a
meeting Saturday.
A LARGE number OF visitors hocked to
the Do-ZJo yesterday.
STREET cleaning has been discontin-
ued by The Board OF Public Works.
DAVID SCREEN, a West Covington
boy, was drowned in the Ohio Saturday
evening.
THE public lamps will be lighted to-
night AZ ll:3O z. NJ. and eXtinguished at
$3.50 A. Nj.
THE residence Of L. NJ. Mills in Ayor-
dale was burned to the ground Satur-
day. Loss $6.0 .00O
AN excursion composed of school
children from Milford, OHIO, visited the
'o-zoo Saturday.
LIN iu'SihI vi bu6 lhl9 hODorL M n
shell took place yesterday afternoon
from his residence on Easte avenue.
THE American Sunday-school Union
held an interesting meeting yesterday
evening in the First Presbyterian
Church.
MR.. A. NJ. COLLINS, the grand lecturer |
OF the Sons OF Temperance, addressed a |
large audience last evening at the NJ, e, |
Church on York street. |
A LITTLE boy named Frank Kaufman.
while jumping over post in front OF his |
nome, on Green street. near Race, last |
evening, fell and broke his leg.
The opening Of the College Hill Mar. |
row Gauge Railroad to Mount Pleasant |
was celebrated yesterday at Johnsou,s
Grove, Mount Pleasant, with a large pic
mic.
MlCHAKL OSHAUGHNEsSY, VINO made
the murderOus assault on Father BASIL
mann at ST. Xavier church, as recorded
i'll Saturdays STAR, was sent to Long
view Asylum.
Mr.. G. NJ. HERANCoURT, the brewer
has presented the Tnlrteen's Fire Gam
pany with spray nozzle, which pro.
tecIs the hremen from heat and smoke.
The generous act is warmly appreci.
ated.
"IHERE were nine hundred and sixty.
nine accluents In the United States last
year, ana this makes her an even sew
Bnty," exclaimed Joe Barton as his eve
came In contact with swinging cellar
shell.
THE managers ofthe National Thealer !
nave engaged an immense amount of I
talent for this week. The variety bill is
one OF the best or the season. DON'T fail l
TO pay visit to the "Old D. ury" to.
night.
The Dayton Short.line Railroad will q
Bell excursion tickets to Columbus and =
return for the benefit OF persons wishing
10 attend the meeting OF the Grand Lodge {
Of +. and A. Masons, commencing o. h
LOber 10. Tickets on sale at l29 Vine /
street. Y
THE German Methodist Churches of {
Cincinnati, COvington and Newport I
united in giving the Rev. DR.. Mast, the
father OF the German Methodist Church |
Of the United States, a welcome at the {
h. +. Church, corner Tenth and Russell {
streets, CoVlngtOn, last evening".
JEFFERSON, TEXAs, special to Dallas
Commercial: f. EOorstadt, a prominent
citizen Of this place, and Abe Roths-
chiIVs financial agent, was yesterday
arrested anu y aced under bond in the
sum OF 81 GOO for alleged conspiracy to
effect Rothscnild's escape from jail.
A LARGE crowd gathered at St. Xa-
Vier's Church last evening to hear the
RrY. ii. l.. MagCVney's discourse. JIiI ;
theme was "The Efficacy, Power and
Peculiar Manner in which the Sacrn-
mvnts Produce their Effect" Next /
sunday he Will preach. "Why there are
lust Seven Sacraments, and why they |
should be observed"
LOUISA Il. BOWLING, one of the in.
ma es OF the house on LonQworth street
mat iell during the month OF September, {
while workmeu were engaged in exra l
rating Oh The lot adjoining it. com
menced suit against the proprietor. /
Gilbert DaIer, to recover 80, 800 damages t
IOr Injuries received.
RoBr. PETTIT and James Hutchinson
NorAmen at Taylor's nre-clay yard, in
the Twenty first Ward, fell Saturday az
Ieruoon from the third story Of the t
building to the bottom by the breaking
Of the elevator rope. Both men were :
badly injured. Petit suffers broken i
ankle and severe bruises, and Hutchiu- i
BON Il cut in the head and other bruises. q
THE Newport people want the Consol e
ldated Street Railroad Company. whp
are about to put their oars on the New 5
port Bridge, 10 make the route up the
PClulgLOn llne W me corner OF SIKH
and Race streets, thence east on the S
unused track or Sixth street to Walnut. {
south on Walnut to Fifth, and again
DYer the Pendleton route to the bridge. c
The promenade concert tor the bene.
d Of the Protectory, under the direction
of the Franciscan Brothers, is now in
full blast AZ Jefferson Hotel, on the COZ =
Der Of Main and Twelfth streets. 1t is
for good purpose, and is worthy OF q t
large patronage. The concert will con
tinue every night this week to the 24th,
Inclusive.
YOUNG gentleman, whose name we
have not ascertalned hired horse and
buggy yesterday from Hackman IL
Dusterberg, and left it hitched at the
corner OF Barr and Freeman streets.
While he WAS paying "a call some thlei
drove on with 1t. The horse and 'har.
ness were found at Camp Washington.
No buggy yet.
A LITTLE fight took place on the ac.
ermmodaL!On train OF the Marietta &
Cincinnati Railroad, yesterday after
noon, at Blancnester. A dispute arose
between some OF the male passengers,
ana a scufi1e ensued in which knives
and pistols figured. The only damage
done was a few broken windows anu
acme kuOCkdOWng,