The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-12
LOCAL BREVITIES,

sumo the duties Ol IuelT ONCE on NOV. ..
The Directors of the County lnfirm-
ary met yesterday, but transacted no
business OF Importance.
THE c. c. G. T. U. will hold q Murphy
meeting in the g., H. Il D. Depot next
Sunday afternoon at 4 O'clock.
THE Union Board Of High Schools ap.
proved the salaries Of the teachers now
appointed, at their meeting last even
ing.
RUDOLPH AUFDRRHEIDE, charged with
constructing a prlVy vault without per-
nit, has had his case postponed to Octo-
Der lS, at his own request.
,DR. o. L. DAVIS commenced suit In
esquire Johuston's Court yesterday
against Meier RoLhschild to recover S27l
Tor services rendered his son.
THE eighth annual ball of the Italian
Association, in honor OF Christopher
Columbus, disCoverer Of America, was
held in MozarL Hall last evening.
MINNIE MEHLE and Caroline Adler,
charged with procuring an abortion upon
the person OIL Miss Eva Gi cen, have had
their cases again continued to October
IL. Bail 1000.
JAMES II. LAWS, ESQ, was serenaded
last night about 1917 Dy the Cincinnati
OICuo5Gld' 1u0 OiSIlS5Jl u, IluS
OF about forty members, were hand
sOmely entertained by Mr.. Laws.
FRANK SMITH, alias Indian George,
colored, arrested some days since
charged with uurglarizlng a cigar store
on Central avenue, was held to answer
This morning, with bail fixed at $500.
MoLLIE COOK, who was arrested on
the charge OF stealing gold ring from
Otto Lehman, as described in yester-
DAYS STAR, as dismissed in the Police
Court tuls morning, Judge Wilson think
Ing ncr Story as apt to be true as Of
tO's.
ADOLPH SCHLADEN, German jour
uallBt, has jumped the town, having, il
Is alleged, been guilty OF number OF
otfenses against the laws OF morality.
He leaves a wife In delicate circum-
stances and without any means OF sub
slsttnCe.
JANE HUTCHINSON, charged both with
peliC larceny ana Keeping a house OF
prostitution, as before stated in the
STAR, had her case set for November 2,
in The Police Court to-day, as also her
two 'sirl b. arlers'for ynSranoy, Maggie
Smith ana Ellen Malloy.
TICKETS for the excursion over the
Cincinnati Southern Railroad, TO Ken
lucky River Bridge and return, under
the management ofthe Board OF Trans
portation, OH next Thursday, October Is,
can bo purchased at the room OF the
Board only. Omnibus tickets at half
fare can also be procured there.
ONLY three opportunities left to en-
10y the immense attractions at the Ma
tI0nal Tneater. The olio embraces sucn
performers as the great Sharpleys, Tom
Morrlsey, Maud Davenport, Stella Ber-
tram, Julia Bennett HoOley and Thomp.
son, Ida Dcvere, frankie Christy and
Auumber OF others. Matinee tomorrow.
THE Davenport Club gave their second
onterlaium ut this season last night at
Pixies Opura-house. The play was a
Iour.aot comedy entitled "Clouds."
Though a lengthy one, the interest con-
tinued to the end, and the acting was
loudly applauded. cline and the
Hour VIII be presented on the 18Th
Inst.
The alarm from Box about II O'Clock
last night proved to be fire III tene
IN Mt mousse on Front street, between
John and Central avenue. The real
mart of the building was destroyed, tC
vether with a stable. About seven fam
ines were tenants in the building, wnlcl
was part OF the Longworth estat
Loss $500
The creditors Of Klotter's Sons, brew
srs, met Yesterday, and, after hearing Il
report from the assignee, MIR. kinsinger
they voted by resolution tual ne shouit
continue the business tor one year un
der orders OF the Probate Court. Al
advisory committee was appointed. Tn'
report Of the assignee showed that h'
had made clear in The past Blk month
about S6, 700.
Mr.. f j. NORRIS conducted the tenn
rerlnCc meeting held last night a
Trinity Nj. E. Church under the direc
Lion OF the Sons Of Temperance. Mr.. A
M. Coll MS, Grand Lecturer OF the Sons 0
Tcmuerance Of Ohio, spoke briefly.
meeting viii be held i'll William Pen
Hall, Tonight, corner OF Eighth an
Central avenue, under the direction [
West End Division, No b.
The following have been elected t
serve as officers of the West End Div
sion, No. 3, Sous of Temperance, for tn
ensuing term: W. F., Miss Mary
Hamilton; W. A., Mrs. &c. A. Noe; Il. S
Or. f. W. Ferris; f. S, K. j. Morris
pro tenn i; Treasurer, W. A. Manning
Chaplain, j. f. "A. Keidell; Conductor
W. H. Freeman; Assistant Conductor
Miss Viola Addison; l. s., d. f. Lal
sing; 2. W. T., L. b. Daniels.
JAS. DUDLEY and Peter Dolan wel
intO MI. Fred. Heinsius' saloon, at y
Elm street, about 10 O'Clock last nigDl
the former boy endeayored to pay for
cents worth OF tObabUo with brass pi
when the barkeeper refused il. Dude
Rot mad and threw brick through I'll
window, hitting the Darkeeper on II
shoulder. D0lan was dismissed, al
Dudley sent up for 81 days in the +
lice Court this morning.
FIREMEN H0On and Lyons, Of The Ten
Yesterday observed suspicious looktl
"cuon," with bundle, emerging fro
Joe AndersOn's house, corner OF Art
and Ludlow streets. The tremen gay
chase, The "coon" taking the road
Bucktown. A crowd oil about fifty me
pursued the fugitive and overlook III
OH Gilbert avenue, opposite the Pa
entrance. Upon examining the bund
1twas found to contain piece OF chckt
and bread, which the servant had d
mated to him. Mr Hoon, don't get di
cOuraged.
FRANK SMITH, small lad, about tt
years old, was arraigned before II
Honor, this morning, on charge
street begging. The boys father is
yiolinist, and what money he earns
spends for his own pleasure, leavl
the little boy and his brother
norn livelihood bV begging, Il