The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-28
THE DAILY STAR
LOCAL BREVITIES.

fifteen hundred days at the Work-house.
IBrz MCGUIRE, II. NJ. Patrick and j. P.
Smallwood have received the 81, 900 reward
for the capture of James Gilmore, the EX-
press robber
A GIRL BABY about ten days old was left
last evening in front of DR.. Davis house
No. 1913 Elm street. The waif was taken to
the Hospital.
THE earnings of the Southern Road dur
ing the past year, deducting s., 900 a month
fur keeping the road in repairs, have been
over 500, 600.
RICHARD WooDs pleaded guilty to the
charge of cutting street-car conductor on
Walnut Hills few weeks ago and was fined
$50 and costs.
A BRIGHT meteor shot across the sky at ten
minutes to O'Clock this morning and made
1t fine appearance Its course was from
north to south.
s. MARKS, who was arrested yesterday on
the charge of swindling James Smith d Son,
OF st. Louis, out of ten car loads of ice, will
I've tired October 9th. Bail, 1000.
BURGLARS night before last entered the
cigar store at the corner of Eighth and
Vine streets, and stole lot of goods and
two silver watches, valued in all at $50.
THE mother of Mr.. Page, the halter, was
run against by boy in front of the Music
Hall last evening, which caused her to fall
to the pavement, sustaining serious in
iuries.
THE Chickering Institute has opened with
Unprecedented numbers-more than two
hundred being already enrolled. All are
thoroughly graded and classified under tif-
een 'eaciicis'
HENRY BRINKMAN, a driver of bread
wagon, was fined SO to-day for waking
everybody living on Lock street between
Fifth and Third, at 8 O'Clock, this morning,
py bioWlns ius!lly OH ms olasS noili anu
ieiuSihg 10 uesis1 tneieiioih'
''THE Pride of Killarny," song and chorus;
"Bye-Lo-Land," cradle song; Baby Mine,
''Marie Waltz and a quartette for male
voices, Youth is Merry, Spring is Sweet"
arc just issued. S. Brainards Sons, Cleve-
land; Cincinnati, Williams Manss.
THE first entertainment of the year given
by the Morris Lyceum took place at St.
PauPs M. E. Church last evening These
entertainments are free to all and are great
ly enjoyed by those who attend. The sec
und takes place next Friday evening
TIE Indiananolis Cincinnati g. Iafavette
Railroad and Vandalia Line will run a
+brongh excursion troin to 81 T,ouis on Oc
toher 7th to rIye Cincinnatians an oppor-
tnnity to visit fhe ST Louis Fair and EXpo-
sirjon Tickets will be GOOD returning on
rrruInr trains October Stb oh and f0th,
Fare for the round trip only S.
Ar6 o'clock last evenino the Jewish New
Year 1920 bean and the event was ccIe
hrated Inv Hebrews all over the world
Services were hpld in the Temnles and Svn-
,oncpes of thD citv last evening and his
Tnorning and similar snrvices Will he held
thia aveninr Rus;necs among tho Ieranlitas
is ,rnneraliv ef,e1,andcd
JOHN HEALY, recently from FlckSourg'
succeeded last hiSnt III gaming access ~
bed room occupied by couple OF young
80 Ttn ,ranriotor ,yos soon oronsod
Nv ip',f,,I oI ILL, ,,ao con,
.o LIN m tr;oI ''i'U rnxt IyoIMos1dv
W., tto oi,nrco af bIrolorv Roi1 esoo
VII N''~ 0''"' o. 0-
The attorneys crested IN The questlon
OF the constltlllonallty OF the southern
Railroad Two Million Bill had conference
yesterday, and alter some discussion ar
nVed at an agreed statement OF lacts on
which the case IS TO be submitted 10 the
superior Court Inc Judges OF the ou-
nerior Court have slgnfed their readiness
to take up the case out OF it's order on the
t1 dan;5o i ',t' aS s1oodi,v ao # c9n hc dona
III - u;ovto ho,ing;t Of once taken to tho
ss,,,rema Court
eoME OF ihe boys seI IL up handsomely on
Jake Bauer last night Yesterday he was
h'y years old, ana last night ne invited ms
young friends to spread IN honor OF the
event, at his residence ON East GCafl street.