The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.

MORE rain.
BLIND Tom will be here next week.
BIG RowD on Prices Hill las. night.
The ZJo Garden is to have four sea
lions.
CoNTINENTALs tonight at the Gibson
House.
BALLOON ascension tomorrow from
the Bellevue House.
TROY, P.qla and Tippecanoe excur-
Sionists are doing the city to-day.
STRANGULATED HERNIA is what allied
Max Schrader, the saloontst Of 3l6 Main
street.
The Committee on Elections of the
City Council decided last night that j.
NJ. Moffatt was entitled to his seat as
member from the Sixteenth Ward.
The UniVersalists will hold basket
meetAg in the Pioneer Grove, near
Monroe, Butler County, Ohio. June "a,
1877, with preaching at 1890 A. NJ. and
2:30 P. Nj.
THE goods, books, &C., recently burg
larized from the store OF Messrs. Spill
man, Haldiman u Co., No. So Water
street, have been found in saloon in
that locality.
A MEETING Of representatives OF rail-
roads, interested in carrying lumber
from Michigan and Lake ports to Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky is in
session to-day at the Grand Hotel.
JOHN MORGAN, the colored man whose
arrest for stealIng lot plead pipe from
Znmstein's stable we mentioned yester-
Gay, was this morning sent out to the
WUrk-house for thirty days and fined
$500.
DR.. G. W. STARBUCK, of Florence,
KY, lett his place OF business for this
city on the 30th OF May, and has not
been heard from since. He had quite
sum Of money with him, and it is thought
he has been foully dealt with.
HARRY GROVER, young man who
lives at Ze5 Water street, was arrested
last night for stealing $45 from his
mother. The money was earned by the
latter by washing. Grover was bound
over to the Grand Jury in the sum OF
$1,000 TO answer the charge OF grand lar
Ceny.
THE alarm about 8 O'Clock last even
ing rom Box 167 was caused by a fire in
two-story frame on Home street near
Fourth. The ground floor was used as
picture frame factory and the upper
story by F. W. Grauch, manufacturer
OF artists material. The loss will not
exceed 1890. Fully insured.
HENRY WARREN, SR., an artist, ma
tive ol Bath, England, and who mas re-
sided in th!s CITY Tor the last ii teen
years, died at The residence of his son,
Alfred Warren, the Central ayenu g
news dealer, last night, OF paralysis, at
the advanced age OF eighty our years.
The funeral will take place at 1880 to-
morrow afternoon from NJ. 2l9 Central
avenue.
THE change OF time and extra fast
traius just announced by the old reliable
Pan Handle and Pennsylvania route
will prove most satisfactory to the bus.-
ness community. The evening train
makes the run from here 10 New York,
seven hundred and tiity-seven miles, in
Lwenty-tnree and halt hours. Dining
room car attached between Pittsbu z
and Harrisburg.
DEPUTY SHERIFF JOE MOSES yester-
day arrested young man named
William Curran, on the serious charge
Of perjury. 1t is alleged that Curran,
soma months ago, came before Judge
Avery and repre- ,enting himself as NJ.
Bowen, tue htlter, signed a bail Iond.
when he owned no real estate. The
arrest was made at the in stance OF the
P scouting Attorney. The Gaze in
the Police Court this morning WAS con-
iiuued until next Thursday.
GEORGE DAVIS last evening went into
Henry Borgmau's saloon, aud while the
oarkeeper WAS asleep appropriated his
DoCkeLbUOG, which contained $50. Davis
distracted $l5 from the pile and LAID the
:est together with the pocketbook upon
;he counter. Some neighbors OF Borg.
man saw Davis spending the money, and
when asked to account for its acquisi
lion he threw away a ten-dollar note
He was arraignel in the Police Court
shis morning, and it being shown tha
ne mad previously borne a good charac
Ter, he was only fined So and costs.
YESTERDAY afternoon the Police Com.
Bisslouers sent an order down to lht
Fourth street policemen to stop The
tearing uD of that atthoroughfare, between
Race and Vine streets, tor the laying o
tne track OF the Sedamsville Stree
Railroad. The foreman OF the job an(
Lwo OF his WOrkmen not obeying the OF
der promptly, were arrested and takel
10 the Nlntn-street StatioE-house. The,
were speedily released, however, th
foreman producing u permit from tn
Board OF Public Works for the prosecu
Glon OF the work, without limitation al
TO the number OF feet OF street to b
torn up at a time, and promising tina
the six hundred Ieet OF track west O
Race street should be finished up thi
mnrninu