The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.

THE Loveland Camp-meeting began
to-day al IL O'Clock.
LOOKOUT House this eVening-Ger-
man Band-goOd programme.
MIR. ERNST RYDAL, the shorthand
writer, while 0utrldlng Tuesday fell and
broke his arm.
The Democratic Executive Committee
will meet next Satu day to fix the time
for their Convention.
THE canal has encroached fully four
4eet on its western bank between Wade
and Liberty streets.
The first through freight train on the
Cincinnati Southern Railroad will be
dispatched from Ludlow next Monday.
AUGUST MEYER was badly injured
during the late fire at HerancOurPs
brewery, by jumping out OF a second
story window.
Mr.. HERMAN NoLTE, SR., the contrac-
tor, is not the man who was arraigned
yesterday before Squire Anthony on a
charge Of stealing brick.
JUDGE WILSON gives good advice as
follows: "W hen a woman shows fight
the best way for man to show his yalor
is to turn his back and rum"
MARTIN BURNS. the contractor, while
on his way home, on Walnut Hills, last
night, was "neld up" by toot-pads and
relieved of his watch and all Of his
money.
THE "Real Estate Index Book" be-
longing to the Cincinnati Abstract Com
pany and valued at $4,000, was STOLEN
day before yesterday from the II cord
cr's office. No clue TO the thief.
REV. l.. A. ALDRICH and Mr.. Smith,
OF Bond Hill, We're thrown from their
buggy day before yesterday. The latter
was slightly scratched, and Mr.. Allrich
suffered fractured collar-bone.
A MEEING of the members of the old
Tenth Ohio will lie held next Sunday
afternoon at The corner oil Court and
Walnut streets, 10 take action ON the
death OF Major James A. Grover.
BARNEY MORROW, a colored man, was
stabbed in The chest Yesterday alter
noon in the vicinity OF Front and Plum
streets during a fight with ano her
negro. McCrow was able to walk to the
Hospital.
"DoN'T Put the Poor Workingmen
Down." a beautiful motto song and cho-
rus, by Bobby Newcumb, the popular
minstrel, is just published by +. W.
Helmick, % West Fourth street, Gin
cinnati, o.
JOHN SHERIDAN, corner of Clark and
Freeman streets, is the happy father OF
bright little girl. "Sheridan's s March"
home, when the announcement was
made to him, is said to have been beau.
tiful to behold.
THE Cincinnati and Eastern Railway
Company commenced TO run regular
trains through to Winchester, Adams
County, Ohio, to-day, leaving Cincin-
natl at 1880 A. NJ. and 4:10 p. NJ, arriy-
ing at Cincinnati AT S:40 A. NJ. and 7:15
p. NJ.
JULIUS WOLF, an agent for thinner
man d 90. on Main street, above Ninth,
is missing from that place since last
+ iday, and since then nothing has been
beard Of him. Wolf at the time had
with him quite large sum Of money be-
longing to Zimmerman g. Co.
THE alarm from Rox 14h, corner of
Harrison avenue and Brighton street,
yesterday afternoon. was occasioned by
small fire in the Queen City shop" at
No. 20 Mclean avenue, owned by Chas.
Slenmann. The flames were put out
before the arrival of the engines.
A CINCINNATI firm recently received
IL tifty-10lIar order for pictures and
frames from New Zealand. The letter
containing the order was sent east via
San Francisco, and the money order in
payment for the same west via London;
the two letters thus completing the cir
cult Of the world.
Two children, Johnny Antsussel and
Katie Brickman, aged respectively nine
and seven years, quarreled in their play
on Hughes, just above Liberty street,
yesterday morning, and in the intantile
scuffl Katie thrust her knitting needle
into Jonnny's back. The injury is quite
serious, but he will recover.
Perpetual motion is no longer of
doubtful possibility, as all agree who
heard Mrs. Augusta Deter this morning,
who claims to have been struck by Mr..
John q. Bruckman. 1t took Judge,
Prosecuting Attorney, and all the Off
GERS OF the court to stop that one little
tongue, and when last we saw her
among the lobby, it was still going. Tes-
timony shows that Mr.. Bruckman Is too
much Of man TO strike woman.