The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-24
LOCAL BREVITIES.
PERsIMMoNs are ripening.


false.
THE hilltop resorts were crow de d
yesterday.
ONCE more can we luXuriate on the
soft and gushing paw-paw.
YESTERDAY was The biggest Sunday
the Zou-zoo has had since it opened.
MAKE your coat-collar of chinchlla
ana you won't have any chin chilly.
OAl
ONE of the seals brought TO this city
last week tor the biological Garden Is
dead.
The trunk and box makers in the EN-.
ploy of r. n. Drucker are on strike lor
higher wages.
PHILIP ZIMMERMAN is under arrest
for uniawlu.iy running distlllery at
No. 1S0 Harrison avenue.
THE death at Chicago of Miss Mary e.
Whittlesey, sister OF Mr.. f. j. Whittle-
sey OF this city, is announced.
A DOUBLE daily hack line has been
established between Mount Oreb and
Georgetown, also between West Union
aud Winchester.
The Hamilton County Democratic EX-
eXutive Committee will meet tomorrow
cies on the ticket.
HARRY GILBERT estimates the capac-
ity Of bis balloon al thirty-Lwo thousand
feet, but not such feet as those Louis
vile fellows lug around With them.
A TRAMP was shot last night, while Try
Ing to steal ride on the o. g. Nj. II ,ad,
by the brakeman. The man now lies i'll
critical condition, near Cochrane,
Ind.
JAMES RILEY, OF 23O East Sixth street,
q Gart-driver, was killed Saturday
night, on Walnut Hills, by falling from
the cart while his horse was running
away.
KATIE GRAEBE, thirteen years old,
was frightened into COnYulslons Friday
night by some masked boys, and is now
lying in the utmost distress at her home,
No. 175 Belts street.
THE ConstNbles' meeting which was
called for yesterday afternoon, at
Squire Anthony's office, did not come
of. A call has been made for another
next Friday afternoon.
MRS. ELIZA HoRsTMAN attempted
suicide by luudanum saturday evening,
AZ her home, No. 35b Gu ter street. Do
mestic troubles and grief for the loss OF
u SOu arc Iuo dILeSeG SduooSs
The twelve miles OF the Cincinnati &
Portsmouth Narrow-gguge Railroad, be-
tween Columbi and Mt. Carmel have
been complete, and will he opened "
business on the first Of the month.
CHARLES WILSON, who lives at No. Al
East Ihird street, had his foot crushed
by Little Miami Railroad locomotive
on Saturday evening. He was taken to
Jtn1 MI I'm
amputated.
THERE was q coal oil explosion in
Madam Toung's establishment, corner
OF Canal and Walnut streets, saturday
evening. The fire was put out by the
policeman on that beat alter but little
damage had been done.
MATHEW DUGAN, who was so honora-
bly, discharged IN The Police Court Sat-
urday, on the charge of Obstructing
streets with sand and gravel, has been
rearrested for the same offense. Mr.. Du-
gan will have hearing Friday, Septem-
Der 2S, before Judge Wilson.
MANAGER NAT. HYAMs has prepared
an excellent bill for theater-goers this
week. The olio Is tine one, and in ad
hition the sensational drama of tn
EBlack Hand" will be presented by Mr.
THE Health Officers should examin
the sewer on Ludlow street near Pearl
Such stencil constantly arises as /
almost take the breath of passers-bv
The health OF the neighborhood will SUI
fer unless the officials do something t
hbate the nuisance.
BUNTEN, out in the TWenty-fit
Ward, says if Bogardus can break a hun
npphS
at his house, where there are about
thousand bawIs minute. Godfrey
cordial and paregoric don't faze them
and he wants to try Bogardus.
AN account of the arrest OF Georg
Walters and George Lilley, for the a
legged theIt Of five heiters from Mr.. Sar
ford, near Latonia Springs, appeared i
Fridays Star. The young men wer
charged with grand larceny this morn
Ing, and waived an examination befor
The Grand Jury. Bail, 81, 900 each.
MOSES MILLER found $76 yesterday, a
the corner Of Seventh and Ceulrt
avenue, so Chas. Albright In formed th
police. whereupon Miller was brough
In and forked over $50 and said that b
spent Sc and had gwen Barney Bool
S12. The Police took charge of the $5t
The finder has advertised for the owneI
CHAs. HOLLE, charged with embezz
Ing money from Windish, Mulhauser
Co., over a year ago, while acting in IL
capacity OF collector Tor the house. wa
nrraigned before Judge Wilson thi
morning and had his case booked lc
next Saturday, the Goth. 1t is said thi
the gentleman Is deficient In his return
about $l,OO0.
POLITICAL meetings were held Satu
day night by the Republicans at Walnl
street and McMicken avenue, where a.
dresses were made by Judge West,
s. Schoene and others, and by IL
Democrats at Thirteenth and Walnl
streets, where the speakers were job
+. Follett, Esq, j. 6. Sextro, Miltc
Sayler and others.
GEORGE H. SMITH, Matt. Hobar al
henry Speckerman, amateur musician
from over the river, were sham
lully received by the proprietre
pf a loose house on Sixth sire
yesterday morning. The young me
were serenading the inmates, when tht
mere startled TO see a spittoon
through window and strike George
Bmith on the mead, leaving an ugly scs
Ali were dismissed this morning in II
Police Court.
VIM TlNLEY, a young man, twent
seven years old, was up before His Ho
or this morning on the grave charge
assault with intent to Kill. Tiniey,
he4ms, has been accustomed
El+pn in q wagon at