The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-30
MARCH 80
LOCAL BREVlTIES.
To MORROW is Holy Saturday.

ROUTE 10 is progressing rapidly.
THE Emmet Club have postponed
their entertainment of The "C0lleen
Bawn."
Miss SOPHIA Hort, head laundress OF
LongView Asylum, died Tuesday, at the
aga OF thirty-seven.
THE Directors of the Gymnasium are
Il. 2. Bradstreet and W. IL. Mackoy for
three years, and Geo. Kinsey for one
year.
JOHN MATTHEWS, aged eight years,
and who lived on Front street, tell from
a raft yesterday evening and was
drowned.
The "Unole TOMS CabrP' combina-
tion, under the direction of Manager
Miles, will, on Tuesday evening next,
visit Aurora.
A. HIRsCH's boot store, in the Gibson
House, was visited by burglars yester-
day morning, who carried off a lot of
boots and shoes.
A BOY named James Black was run
over last. evening by hack at the CO :
ner OF Vine and Eighth streets, and had
his rignt leg broken.
HARVEY SMITH, a young lad, fell from
his wagon last evening at the corner of
- anu dN SLIHSJ6 anu
LAe bridge OF his nose.
AT st. Aloysius Orphan Asylum yes
terday fourteen boys and eleven girls
We're admitted to Holy communion.
Rev. II. kilgenstein, .. S. F., ottciated
THE County Commissioners have paid
the balance Of the judgment against the
county obtained by the State for its
share OF store licenses. 1t amounted to
S43,CG3 81.
JUDSON doesn't feel Harmonious. He
must give the seat on the Common Pleas
bench, which he had just got comfortably
warmed, to his competitor, Judge Cox.
The Senate willed it so.
FIRE COMPANY No. IS, on Eastern ay-
enue, near Hrawhsh Creek, has received
It's new ana handsome engine, the"John
l.. Thompson,' named In honor OF the
good-looklng Ex-Flre Commissioners.
ROBERT PAYNE, the man wanted in
Peoria, was arralgned in the Police
court this morning, ON charge of grand
larceny, and the case continued until
tomorrow. His Dond was fixed at $4,000.
THE Red Stocking Baseball Club
will play a practice game with picked
nine tomorrow afternoon, on the
grounds at the Stock-yards. The first
against the Boston nine.
jim WHITE, who has been sentenced
to one year In the Peniteniary on convic
ton OF procuring illegal votes at the
October election, left for Columbus this
morning in charge of Deputy United
States Marshal Brookbank.
A CALL is out for a meeting at Aug,s
Club House at 4 O'clock this afternoon
of the Democratic Executive Commit
tee 10 take into consideration the pas
sage OF The Bard Bill, and also to nomin-
ate, If necessary, eighteen Aldermen al
large.
The contract for the stone work of The
new European Hotel, to be erected by
the Emery Brothers, on the northeast
corner OF Sixth and Race streets, was
yesterday let to NJ. Finnegan d Son.
Work on the new structure will be be-
gun at once.
JOE SINGS disreputable American
vile, whom Joe had to leave on account
Of her protligacy, while in cell at the
Bremen-street Station-house last night
hung herself with a pocket-handEer-
chief, but was cut down in time 10 save
her life. She Is now in the City Hospi-
tai.
HAYDNs oratoroi, "The Seven Words
OF the Reueener," Wlll be given at 80
this evening at st. Johns Church. cor
ner Of Bremen and G cen streets. The
quartet will consist of Miss Emma
deckle, Miss Louisa Rollwagen, and
Messrs. Adolph Pltton ana II. GJhs.
Admission Tree.
JAS. NOLAN, a lad about fifteen years
of age, who lives in Pendleton, was ar
rested this morning by Jake Gardner,
hA i,a,
was caught in the act OF throwing a
stone at an engineer who was standing
on his engine. The stone missed him,
but it hit another man in the eye, and
wounded him severely. Nolan was
taken b fore Judge Lindemann, land fined
S26 and COSTS.
THOMAS +. SMITH, on the 2Sth inst,
broke INTO Mrs. stones residence on
the Grandin Road. He was arrested
yesterday and some Of the stolen goods
found Oh HIM. They were identified by
Mrs. Stone, but she was unable to ap-
pear against Smith in Court this morn.
ing, owing to sickness. The case was
laid over to next Tuesday. In default
of $1,000 bail, Smith was remanded to
jail.
MURRAY SH1PLEY, ESQ the owner OF
the old building at Nos. 10 and 81 Park
street, known as the Children's Homo
. in a suit OF forcibe entry and detainer,
brought before squire John W. Rely
this morning, recovered judgment fol
possession OF the said premises against
the following tenants: Margaret Joyce
Samuel Pumphreys, Daniel Plum, VIM
Lampkney, Stephen X Rpach, Jno. Meyers,
Elizabeth Smith, Mrs. Callahan and
John Savage.
G. r. PAYNE, who, as stated before
was arrested for robbing IN Peoria, Ill.
and who refused to accompany an off
GER to that place, was taken before
Judge Matson yesterday on a writ o.
habeas corpus. The Court decided that
as the prisoner was held only on sus
picion, he could not be held, and ac
cordlngly turned him loose. Detectiv,
Mead, however, had sworn out war
rant charging Payne with grand lar
ceny. lie Was thereupon rearresteC
ana taken to the Nlntn-street Station,
Spring Grove.
A magnificent monument has beef