The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-15
LOCAL BREVLEa tio.

THE building season has opened up
fayorably.
THE District Physicians will be ap-
pointed the Second Wednesday in
April.
THIS is the day when the Kentucky
River Bridge on the Southern Railroad
was to be tested.
THE remains of the late Walter Il.
Coyle have been taken from the vault
and inferred in st. Joseph Cemetery.
J. j. AUPERLE's express wagon, No.
l72, with a bay mare, was stolen at 8
O'clock last evening from in front of the
Little Miami Depot.
The A. & G. W. Railroad Company
propose to remove their office from it's
present location to Vine street, proba-
bly, in the Emery Arcade.
LOUIS HUDEPoHL's Comedy Company
will furnish the programme at the enter
tainment to be given at the Grand Opera
house Easter night.
THE Fire Board has egressed-gone
out OF existence by virtue of the act
passed by the Legislature turning the
duties of the Board over TO the Board of
Police Commissioners.
j. Fl. BROOKS is wanted at Pittsburg
for the robbery OF the Allegheny Valley
Railroad safe OF $4,000. The Chief Of
Police was yesterday informed By tele.
graph that Brooks is in Cincinnati some-
whore.
MAJOR BLACKBURN, counsel OF Abe
Rothschlld, has expressed the intention
oil abandoning the edings in order
TO reverse the judgment of Judge Avery
remandiDg RIthschild to the Texan
authorities. Tue case will come up
soon for hearing under writ Of haDeas
corpus.
COL. Bob INGERSoLL lectured last
night in New York City to an audience
that filed Stelnway Hall. His two new
lectures in this city will be delivered
next Saturday evening at Pixies Music
Hall, subject, 1.-The Political Situation"
and at the Grand Opera-house on SUM-
day evening, subject, Ghosts" Seats
can be reserved. at Dobmeyer g. New.
halPs music store, No. 81 West Fourth
street.
CALEB 8. BALDWIN, driver for Proc
ter q Gamble, was hhed $40 and costs
for cruelty to animals, by Squire John
W. Riley, yesterday afternoon. The
cruelty consisted in driving mule with
very sore shoulders. This was the Sec
ond trial, on The first the jury disagree
ing. The fine and costs aggregate SAT 50.
The arrest was made by joe L. Smith,
Agent OF the s. p. &. A.
THE former members of the Ninth Ohio
German Regiment intend to erect moe
ument tor their beloved commander, col.
r. M. McCook, to ad6rn Washington
Park. 1t will consist of a pedestal OF
gray granite, fifteen feet high, upon
which marble bust of Col. McCook is
to be placed. The members OF the Regi-
ment have already collected consider
able sum Tor the purpose. 1t is hoped
that the monument Will be completed by
the Of July next.
HENRY BROWN, a colored man, yes
terdhy entered John PauPs meat store,
No. % Nc Micken avenue, while the pro-
prietor was in market, and rItied the
money ey-drawer, which contained $44. He
proceeded down town and purchased a
number of toilet articles and some wear
ing apparel. He Was captured on Broad
way and taken TO the Hammond-street
Station on charge OF grand larceny. In
the Police Court this morning the case
was continued until tomorrow and the
mans bond fixed at $1,000.
THE pork-house OF Mr.. Lawson on Syc-
amore street above Ninth was broken
into by two lads, Moses Murphy and
John Kineel, on the night of the It'll
inst. They took two hams to Mrs
Snook's clearinghouse and sold them
They obtained basket here and Wen
back anu stole four more hams. Kinct.
turned States evidence and was dis
missed in the Police Court. Murphy
was bound over in the sum OF $1,000
Mrs. Shook was also arraigned, this
morning and was dismissed. She wal
required, however, to give boud 70 ar
pear as a witness against Murphy