The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.

in Delhi, Whloh was oeoloAteu sunday
is free OF debt.
BLACK horse at Schroeder & Osse-
forth's, on Race street, above Green, is
awaiting an owner.
THERE were one hundred and fifty
three dodgers and thirteen safe keep
ing in the different Station-houses last
night.
The patrons Of the Marietta Railroad,
residing in the vicinity Of Brighton,
have petitioned for new station ana
platform.
A PROMENADE CONCERT Is In progress
at the corner OF cutter and Liberty
streets, Tor the benefit OF 5t. Stanlslaus
Church.
COUNTY AUDITOR CAPPRLLER's newly
appointed Deputies are at WORK busy as
bees, and everything is going ON as regu-
lar as clock.Work.
THEY have House OF Lords and also
House OF Commons on Central ave-
nue., between Eighth and Ninth streets.
Whittier are we drlltlngr
HENRY RAKER, of 1874 Abigail street,
had one of his torefingers cut OF by
buzz saw at Grifii hs' mill last evening.
He was taken to the Hospital.
THE attention OF the authorities Is
called to that immense hole in the side
walk on Broadway and Woodward
street. 1t is regular man trap.
CARL SACK has informed his folks
that he has sailed for Europe, and that
he will return TO this city in short
time and settle up what he owes.
A. FLANAGAN, with a forged order by
which he Obtained the lease OF horse
and buggy, was this morning held to an
swer before the Grand Jury. Bail $500.
SQUIRE HYATT, of Columbia, will hold
the inquest on the body Of the boy Da-
Wis, who was run over and killed by a
train at Tusoulum Station last evening.
THE case of Henrietta Borneman
against Isaac Marks, which was to be
tried yesterday, was postponed to the
10 b instant, on account OF the illness of
Che plaintiff.
THREE vagrants we're brought in last
night by Officer Higgins, from the canal,
where they have lain around drinking
bighwines for some time past. Thirty
DAYS and $50 was their sentence.
A CURIOUS BANNER, made Of Com
mandery badges worn by knights Tenn.
plar ut their Convocation in Cleveland
last summer, Is to be seen In the store
corner OF Vine street and the Arcade.
MIR. HERRIDER, Clerk OF the Probate
court. has paid into the County Treas
ury the sum of "a, 1888 3S, for the quarter
lust closed. This, after deduoting sala-
ries &C., leaves balance Of $273 80 to the
Fee Fund.
HENRY BROWN, who claims to be q
railroad man, was placed behind the
bars in Central Station. house this morn.
ing for attempting to increase his ward.
robe last night by stealing a coat from
at West Fourth street.
A BOY named Davis, whose parents
reside on the California Pike, few
miles from the city, was run over by O
train on the Little Miami Railroad al
Tusculum Station, yesterday afternoon,
and literally cut to pieces.
CHRISTIAN LA HoURsE, q laborer EN-.
ployed in James l.. Haven g. Co.'s
foundry, lell yesterday while carrying a
bucket Of melted iron, which burned his
face and eyes 80 severely that it ts eX
pecteA he will lose his sight.
An infant. William Richard Heyl
whose parents live at No. 279 Central
avenue, was reported last evening tC
the Coroner as having died OF neglect.
The case was Investigated and no in
quest was considered necessary.
THE New York creditors of NJ. Hol
No. 66 West Pearl street, began pro
ceedings yesterday in the United States
District Court TO force the latter firm
into bankruptcy. Their claims amount
to $43, ,305 "a.
The newsboys and bootblacks had a
good Lime OF it yesterday al the Zoologi
cal Garden. Two big basketfuls of bo
logna sausages, three hundred loaveS oi
bread and barrel OF apples were dis
tributed in the afternoon among the
hungry gamins.
A CHILD of Henry Thorpe, street cal
driver. died last evening at the home ol
its parents, on the corner of Clark and
Bay miller streets. The Coroner was
notified, but the child having been un.
der good medical treatment it was
deemed unnecessary to hold an inquest.
SAMUEL MEYERS was sent tos the
Work-h0use this morning for thirty
days for the larceny Of a lot of iron IRON
the Atlantic & Great Western r. r
This q common offense, tramps stea
iron, sell it, and get drunk on the
money. The companies have resolved
to put stop to it.
IN the absence of Prosecuting A ttor
ney John Murphy, who has gone on ar
excursion, Rankin d. Jones oficiated il
kbe Police Court to-day. Court Officers
Frank Ramsey and John Bender art
also enjoying a days vacation on the
excursion. II the weather continues
Vieasant and the walking good they will
BE expected back some time this week
BARNEY STRUBY last night tarred to,
long at the wine and got altoge ther to-
hilarious. In this cheerful and playful
frame of mind he became familiar will
those around him, which resulted In
general brawl. He was arrested ant
viii take passage for the Work-house
whore ne Will remain for the next hun
dred days.
BARNEY GREEN, who, his Wife claims
has done nothing towards her supper
Jor the last six months, but mas beer
drunk and abusing his family until all
her patience was exhausted, received 6
sentence this morning Of $50 and thirt,
days. Sentence was suspended. to give
him time to 60 TO the Soldiers Home
where he says he can get admission.
JOHN stout and Norman King, TIVE
tramps, between IL and u O'Clock las
night assaulted George Emil, a cattle
arover from Lexington, KY, ON The cor
ner OF Liberty and Linn. Their objec
was theft. They knocked Emil dowl
and went through his pockets, takinj
S1s in money, and attempted an escape
put were arrested and charged wit