The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-30
LOCAL BKEVITIES.

Mr.. JOE TIEMAN was serenaded last
night by the Eureka Band.
THE Democracy tonight will make
nominations for three Justices Of the
Peace.
The 8. P. @. A. moved their office to
College Building, on Walnut street, to.
day.
ALoNzo FAIRBANKS, Of Cleveland as
ViotImiEed out oI$l5 oy the splel-mark'
game last night ~ The c., Il. & D. Depot.
THE Workingmen Of the Sixteenth
Watd organized Club last night by
eleotlng Dir. +. E. Kaiser President, and
+. Beck Secretary.
YESTERDAY the County Commission
ers approved The assessment in relation
to the improvement OF Mitchell avenue,
Inc estimated cost OF which is $3S 378.
AUGUST GOEsER, a tanner, was bound
over To the Gland Jury by Squire
Suhwab, on Charge of having as
saulted Morttz Sltfe, an organ-grlnder.
JACOB GARDNER JR., was arrested
yesterday auu brought before Squire
harmeysr, on charge Of cruelty 10 anl-
mails. his case will be Iuves tigated ON
Saturday.
JAMES FARRKL, who lives at No. 81
East oIXth street, was badly hurt yes
terday evening by some debris falling
upon him at The lot OF the proposed
building on Sycamore street, near
Fourth.
FRED LIEPER, who lives In Cory
vile, aud MnO is driver of water
cart, was overcome by the heat yester-
day afternoon near the Water-works.
he was taken TO his home aud is now in
lair way w recover.
MR.. VIM. KAUFFMAN, of the local staff
nf thA in IN
his connection with that paper on Sat
urday, and will leave Tor Cleveland to
assume The editOrShlp OF tne Anzelger,
OF which he is the proprietor.
The congregation of st. Pnilomena
Church, on Pearl street, east OF Pike,
gave a picnic yesterday in the East End
Garden. The affair was u success in
eYery sense of the word, and tue visit |
0rs enjoyed themselves hugely.
The residents on Liberty street, be- |
tween Plum and John streets, were
without gas last evening, owing to re-
pairs 10 the pipes being made, and the
consequence was that the groUers had
corner III tallow candles.
THIRTY-TWO car loads ofvisitors came
to this city yesterday over the INDIAN
apolls, Cincinnati u Lafayette Railroad.
The eXcursi0nlsts were from Booming
ton, illinois, and intermediate points on
the Indianapolis, Bloomington s. West
srn Road. a
The management of the Ohio & Mis-
sissippi Railroad has decided to run
full Line OF sleeping coaches between
Cincinnati and ST. Louis exclusively.
The cars are being built in Chicago and
will be placed on the road in the begin
ming Of next month.
The Directors OF The W Work-house held
special meeting last evening, at the
Work-nouse, to take steps towards re-
building the shop burned last Tuesda
evening. 1t was found :hat the insur-
anee agents were more willing to re-
build the shop than 10 pay out cash on
an estimated loss. Their proposition
will probably be accepted.
THE Secretary fthe Cincinnati South
ern Railroad sent out by last evenings
mail call OF thirty per cent. ($l5 per
share) upon the capital stock ol the
Company, as ordered by the Board Of
DIRECTORS, payable at the office, as fol-
lows: Ten (lO) per cent. on or before
September ~, 1871; ten (10) per cent. on
or before September 20, 1871; ten (1O) per
cent. ON or before October l, 1917. In
tsrest will be allowed from the date OF
payment.
EARLY yesterday morning a colorsd
window into house No. 81 Avery alley.
His noise awakened the inmates, who
called lor the police. The thief got out
quicker than he got in, and feu down
1nlrd street with the officers at his
heels. The burglar outwinded his pur-
suers, and after jumping a high wall,
dropped to the ground among the freight
ears on the o. b Nj. Railroad switches
and escaped
The Cuvier Club, proposing to stock
the rivers OF Ohio with fish, Is taxing
puch steps as VIII insure the safety OF
the inny young that may be propagated
there. There is law OF the State that
makes selning punishable offense, and
the club intends 10 make that law op-
erative, and to warn fishermen from
hauling in the young fish. Col. Len. A.
Harris has sworn out warrants before
esquire johnson for the arrest OF Debolt
Elnkle, Christian Bode and others, for
beining in the Great Miami, near the
new Baltimore Pike.
V THERE was fine display OF stock at
the Florence, KY, Fair yesterday.
Messrs. Ed. P. and Charles Anderson
And Judge Walter f. SLraub, of Cincin-
hati, aud Judge John S. Phelps, OF Boone
county, were among the prominent gen.
tlemen present. sFor best geluing three
Years old and under four, Elliott II. Pen
1leton, Of Cincinnati, received the first
premium, and J. G. Graves, of Wood.
ford, the second. For the best geding
i've years old and over, the first premi-
:hm was taken by Mr.. Fred. Eckstein, OF
Cincinnati, ana ridden by Mr.. G. G.
Graddy.
SOME time ago description was given
pt the operations in this city OF rail-
road ticket torger and his arrest in In-
hianapolis. After his arrest a baggage
check was found among his property for
atrunk on the A. & G. W. Railway. The
trunk was opened and found to contain
aNOyelty printing press, Win an ade-
puate supply OF type, and large num-
Der Of electrotype signatures. Among
bis papers evidence was found which
showed that he had been AZ work learn
ing TO forge these signatures success
(uliy for Inc past three years. This shows
hat he has contemplated " career as
rogue for some time.
Small Fires.
The alarm from Box 50 Yesterday
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