The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.

the IL ngs to-day.
THE United States Grand Jury will
convene Thursday.
HoFFMAN's name is on the Working
mems ticket. Fraud.
j. D. WAUKLIN, OF the Neff House,
Yellow Springs, o., Is at the Gibson
House.
The managers OF the o. 8 NJ. Railroad
have added an extra sleeper to the night
train for st. Louis.
HUMPHREY JONES, an old-time sport
Ing man, died, yesterday, at The Belts
street Hospital, OF dropsy.
THE inmates of the City Inhrmary
were brought down on an accommoda-
tion train this morning TO vote.
THE newsboys will attend Barnum's
Show in body Wednesday evening,
through kind invitation Of p. T. Bar
mum.
A. PENDERGAsT, while lighting up his
show-wIndow at No. 542 Nam street, sci t
fire to curtain. No other damage
done.
Mr.. A. M. COLLINS, for nearly ten
years the Grand Lecturer OF the Sons Of
Temperance of Ohio, lectured last even
Ing at st. Johu's NJ. K. Church.
VIM. JACOB, aged twenty-five years,
is locked up in Bremen Station, on a
warrant charging him with the larceny
Of a necktie and breastpin from Joseph
Wilmes.
DIoKEY SULLIVAN and Red Meyers
had lew words at John Sullivan's sa-
loon yesterday, and were getting pretty
warm, when Larry Hazen's muscle
stopped 1t.
VIM. NEPPER and VIM. Remley were
thrown from buggy yesterday at the
corner OF Court aud Central avenue.
Nepper was badly cut about the head.
Remley escaped.
THIS Is the last week OF the Lookout
House concerts by the German Military
Band. On to.nighps programme we
have the eVer-popular Sar0's "Grand
Battle POtpourri."
To ACCOMMODATE visitors from Avon
dale to the Geological Garden the gate
leading to that place has been opened
from this day out. The people Of that
suburb will take notice.
OSCAR Fl. HEMINTREE is looked up in
the Central Station on suspicion of
stealing pair Of very fine twisted chain
gold bracelets, with garnet sets, which
he was trying to sell for a trife.
HENRY SNYDER, the young man who
disappeared one fine day last March
with $S5 of Mrs. Fannie 3. Bernard's
money, Officer Smallwood ran across
yesterday, and run him in on the charge
OF grand larceny.
MR.. W. Fl. OBRIEN, young and
prominent sporting man OF this city,
died, yesterday, at his room, No. 161
Race street, OF Inflammation of the
bowels. His remains will be taken to
Washington, d. q.
MR.. FRANK HUNTINGTON, Secretary
of the Musical Club, has received let.
ter from Vienna, acknowledging the re.
oeipt OF the Clubs contribution OF SAC
forms and 40 kreutzers for the Beetho-
ven Monument Fund.
LUCIEN MARC says Taylor and
Russell have accepted his challenge, bul
business. Marc says he will be al
Dave KendslPs saloon this afternoon al
1o'clock and will wrestle any one fol
5000.
Two constables, armed with writ o
ejectment, went to the Bellevue House
and drove of the landlord, Henry Hill
debrand, aud closed the place yester
day. 1t will remain closed until some
other man ls chosen to take it by Win
disoh, Muhlhauser g. Co.
CHARLES MORRIS, alias "Red" Morris
was committed to jail, yesterday, BY
Commissioner Hooper, in default Of
$500, to answer to the charge of OBJ
sLructing the mails on the g., Ii. g. D. B
r., during the recent riot. The prelimi
nary examination is set for Friday.
The first meeting for the season of. tn
Evangelical Minlste rial Association wa
held yesterday. The following gentle
men were chosen delegates to the G L
A nttNh ~ In In Er |,
United States, which meets in Detroi
November /: Revs. f. Hoyt, S. NJ. Duu
can, o. A. Hills, j. W. Stanger, Thoma
Lee, E. HALEY, A. Richie, W. W. Case
J. Taylor.
MENTION has been made OF the arres
OF Geo. Gates, accused of stealing
horse and wagon from Elwood Roney
hus, of Springfield, OHIO. At 8 1'cloc
last ght, the proprietor OF the hors
md wagon, with the assistance ofpolice
men ODonnell and Lawrence, found thu
art cles in the possession OF Wm.
Dale, a Waterman living near the New
port bridge, who is q relative OF Gates
AT the regular meeting OF Douglas
Division, No. 81, X. of p, the followin
officers We're elected for the ensuin
term: President. m. A. Miller; Vic
President, Il. U. Ulricn; Treasurer, Joh
a. Thompson; Secretary, John Staun
Captain, Fred. Honnan; First Lleuten
ant, Joseph Sesdel; Second Lieutenant
John Schottlnger; Third Lieutenan
William A. Miller; Orderly Sergean
John Staun.
LOUIS BEACH, visitor from Cynth
ana, met NICE young man here name'
Thompson. The nice young man stuc
to Elm and accompanied him to the d.
pot OF the Kentucky Central Railroad
Upon arriving at the latter p ace, M
Thompson seemed to be very bus
brushing the dirt from his friend
clothes, and in few minutes was gon
Mr.. Beach also discovered that b
pooket-book had vanished.
THE Sheridan Dramatic Combinatio
gave AN entertainment at Spence's Hal
Columbia, Ohio, Saturday evenin
"Among the Breakers" was the bill
The hall was well filed and the cast
characters was good. Miss E. NJ. CO.
ways "Mother Carey" was rendered
perfection. Miss NJ. A. Harrlgan, {
ssBess Starbright," was excellent. Mil
Fannie O'Connell, as "Biddy Bean
created great applause. J. L. Duffy,
"Daviu Murray" The lighthouse keepe
and Nj. A. Luran, as "scud," the negr
could not be excelled. Messrs. Shay a