The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-24
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LOCAL BRENlTlfS.
Ten poLLARs to New York.
THE Shakspearean Club closed it's season
last evening.
THE Greenwood Mansion in Avondale is
being fitted up for hotel.
A SUBSCRIPTION of 81, 800 has been raised
for new Exposition Buildings.
Two SUITS of mems clothing, which had
been stolen and pawned, are at the Chief s
Office awaiting Identification.
Mr.. JOHN s. WILLIAMS, an old resident of
Cincinnati, and father of J. P. Williams,
Esq, died on the 22d inst, in Viola, Iowa.
Six attempts have been made within two
months to break into the saloon of Henry
Pinkvoss corner of Pearl and Kilgour
streets.
GEO. P. VAN STEIN, formerly tailor at
No. 242 Central avenue and now living at
No. lis Belts street, has been missing for
several days.
THE Directors of the Cincinnati Baseball
Club have decided to give free exhibition
game next Saturday. Ladies are especially
invited to attend
ANNIE CONNOLLY, a little girl from Sey
mour, Ind, came to the city yesterday and
had taken out an eye which had been i'll
jured by piece of an earthen pitcher pene-
trating it.
J. b. KLINE, an agent in the employ of
J. A. Hogue, was fined $25 this morning on
the charge of embeZzling So i'll money,
which he had received on the sale of a
sewing-machine.
THE Treasurers of the various schools,
townships and corporations can get their
money of the taxes collected in December
last by applying to the County Auditor
from and after II o'clock to-day.
"SuIcIDE by drowning" was the verdict
in the case of the woman who ended her
life by jumping INTO the Ohio River between
Lawrence and Pike streets. There was
nothing elected as to her identity.
QUITE extensive arrangements are being
made for the opening day of the season at
at tho Geological Garden, which takes place
Wednesday, May 1st. Something out OF the
common will be the order of the day.
WIN. LowMAS and wife, residents of Syca-
more street, appeared in Court this morning
to finish out family quarrel. The wife
told the worst story, and consequently
Lowman was sent out for three months.
J. M. PoMpHREY, editor of the Sunday
Press, of Covington has brought suit
against the Enquirer Company, to recover
$4,000 damages for publication stating
that he was dead, having died in the vain
Effort to keep his paper alive.
JAMES Lone recently from Cleveland, ac-
eidently carried off an umbrella belonging
10 DIR. Ludlow from the Enquirer office last
night, but when brought before Court this
morning he was recognized by the de-
tectiyes as an old-timer and received SEN
tence of 5000 and thirty days.
THE following is the result of the election
held Yesterday by the Church of Our Savior.
Mt. Auburn: Senior Warden, George P.
Bassett Junior Warden, H. T. Proctor;
Vesirvmen. James A, Frazer, R. III. Gal
breath, H. H. Brenneman +. W. Smith, e.
r Lea w. A. Hall, e. V. Cherry, William
Warrington,
NC IT.. ,,o,,,,. ,,o,> fno,,, c,ou;
~. 49, ~ 80 ,,assat,ror y, tha etear,s o.
Hudson, Monday night and was given a
room with man from Belmont, O., by the
name of Sharkey. The next morning Shar-
kew was missing, as was also a watch and
635 in cash belonging to Cats. No clue
pf the thief has yet been found.
If, .,,. - co,,o.,
MR. MoEifl pA.LK, n1eiiu9I VI Coulicl
from tlle ilteeHtn y1 Nelu, anu us '"o eMolis M
rants sworn ont by Samuel Moch before
iSu,Iire Erkel Yesterday, charging their
with assault and battery and threatening
personal violence They all gave bail anC
wara dismissed until the time of trial
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AT a neetlhg 5Ist esGhll,s In Ielp AZ az tn' el1
Arinory oi Ihe oauels Altaii nan, vhe lol
lowing olncers were ozo eiec.eo e tol one year
sndlng 9eptGmperi loae: Oap'aIa, Willard Mlilar'
Second Iientenant Iohn Wurst. Non-com
missioned. First lieutenant. I'd, F. Har
nv. Onartermaster Sergeant Ed. Runck
AN oroer mas peen ISSUED against ,.n tne " VI
Tectors anu oupelliseiloeL' l1 VI .he Slty IN
urinary 10 eolipei theil ei W snow cause WIZ wa.
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LITTLE GLEASON, the boy drowned las
Saturday at the foot OF Eggleston avenue
was louhc hoatihg IA lne ONO RIVER Jus