The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-01
LOCAL BREVITlES.

THIRTY THREE alarms Of hre last
month.
SCHMIDr's bath-house is at the foot OF
Broadway.
The Jail roof is to be rendered secure
against escapes.
The CLARK Institute Prize Cup will be
delivered tonight.
THE Directors OF Turner Hall decline
to rent the Hail for Murphy meetings.
THERE are one hundred and ninety
eight inmates to-day in the County In
Urinary.
The Grand Central Dispatch excur.
siouIsLs will meet al the ST. Nicholas at
3 +. Nj. Tomorrow.
COL j. V. GUTHRIE has been con-
irmed as Wharf Register, and George
Meyer as City Sealer.
AT Winton Place tonight lively and
pleasant time will be enjoyed on the
grounds of Mrs. Froolh, where the peo-
pie OF the vicinity give ''fete."
The German Landwehryerein have
invlIsa Ex-Mayor Johnston to deliver a
speech at the annual tair, which takes
place next Thursday, at the Bellevue
House. His Honor has not accepted as
yet. .., ..
THE special train to convey the city
officials of Cincinnati, Covington and
Newport TO the Chester Park Races will
leave the Plum-street Depot tomorrow
afternoon at 10 minutes past 2 O'Clock
prompt.
The Beaumont-Fletcher Circle gave
their ninth en- lertainment OF the season
last nj sht, AT The home of Miss Nina l..
Ramoo, 3O7 West Eighth street. "Set"
was played by good cast, and enjoyed
by a luil house.
THERE are great many complaints
being made relative to the resolution
passed by the Board of Equalization,
requiring property holders w file with
tnelr complaints OF exc 4ssive valuation
plats Of The property in question.
THE County Commissioners have de.
cided 10 erect works in the Jail-yard to
supply the Jail and Courthouse with
gas. The annual gas bills Tor these two
places amount 10 between $1,000 and
$1,000. The works the Commissioners
will erect will cost about $1,000.
DURING the month Of May, 296 arrests
were made in The First Police District;
10 lost children were returned to their
parents. There were 180 arrests regis.
tered at Third-street Station. At Ham,
mond-street Station the number OF ar
rests was 200, and at Bremeu-street Sta
tion 236.
+. SCHAFER, the wiener-wurst vendor,
ABOUT a week ago was robbed of riug
by a young glrl from George street.
Last night Louie Johns was taken on a
charge Of having stolen it. The case
will be investigated Tomorrow in the
Police Court. In the mean time Louie
remains incarcerated.
The Cincinnati & Eastern Narrow
gauge Railroad is now completed as far
as Sardinia, in Brown County, and on
Saturday Will be formally opened to the
public by an excursion from Batavia
Junction to Sardinia. The 1880 A, NJ. .
train, leaving Cincinnati on the Little
Miami Road, will connect with the Mar.
row-gange at Plainyille, returning tue
Same evening.
THE reed band of the Cincinnati Or
chestra will hereafter be engaged as
follows, regularly: Prices Hill, every
Monday and Thursday evenings, com :
nencing Monday, June 4; WielerLs Pa
Vilion, every Tuesday and Friday ev,-
uings, commencing Friday, June 1; Bur-
net Woods Park, every Saturday after
noon, commencing Saturday, June 2;
Geological Garden, every Sunday alte1-
loon.
Mr.. WILLIAM KIRToN, Superintend.
ent Of tue City sWater-works, la,
completed the laying of the ten-incn
main on Fourth street and on Vine
street. The total length OF pipe laid j.,
two thousand one hundred and sixty
i've feet, and the job was quickly and
also neatly executed. the manner in
which MI. Klrton disposed Ol The pipe
in that crowded throughtare rebounds
with credit to him.
JAMES COIN, driver of coal wagon
b. longing TO S. w. Bard, met with a
strange accident yesterday evening. He
was about to drive from the float, when
Under the wheels. He fell in such po.
BItion that he lay in the hollow formed
at the end of the "apron" of the foat.
Tne immense loaded wagon, weighing
three Thousand pounds, passed over tie
man, but strange to say did not kill him
His lett hip was terribly bruised, and the
low er rib broken. Coin was able 10 walk
TO his home.
On and after to-day the trains on the
Cincinnati & Westwood Narrow-sauge
Railroad Will run as follows: Leave the
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Depot
81 $50 u. M, II a. M, 2:30 p. M. 6:25 p
N. Leave Brighton Statlon at 6:35 am :,
3a. M, II 80 a. M, 2:45 p. M, $3.50 p. m
wood al $500 a. NJ, 7:1O a. M, S:35 a. M
l2:45 p. H., p. M, and 500 p. M. Arrlyt
At the Cincinnati, Hamilton u Dayton
Depot at 6:45 a. m, a. m, lao p. In.
Alu 4:45 p. IN, daily, except sundays
when trains will leave Brighton S.atiOn
AT 9:4O IA. m, 1l:15 a. M, :35' p. m, 2:4
p. H., 0:lO p. H., 1920 p. IN, and leave
Robb's (Westwood) at 9 a. M, 10:3J d
~, 1880 p. M, $3.50 p. m, and $40 p. IN