The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-07
MON DAY.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

THOMAS ]. L. NpREGAN, a member OF Fire
Company No. 2, was buried yesterday.
A SMALL boy named b. Yearming was
committed to the House of Refuge this
morning for stealing metal from N. Nu-
bornt
SOME irreverent thief carried off Arch
bishop Purcelps purple cassock and rochet
during the funeral services at the Cathedral
Saturday.
JACOB Ems store, No. 18 East Second
street, was broken into yesterday, but the
thieves were discovered and i'll their fright
carried nothing away.
A RIVER man named Ben. Mitchell was
fined S25 this morning for making tour OF
Bucktown last night and arouslng the
neighborhood by discharging his seven
shooter.
ROBERT EARLEY and Henry Rees were
taken in Saturday night for disturbing
Democratic meeting on Vine street ana
Hamilton Road, and fined $40 each this
morning.
SIXTEEN pairs of boots were stolen from
the store of Julius Snyder & Son, No 26o
Vine street, yesterday morning, and LETT
behind pile of beer-kegs on Seventh street
near Main.
MARY D. NOLAN, teacher in the public
schools, has instituted a suit Tor IlDel
against George w. Jack, for furnishing IN
formation to the daily papers charging her
with cruelty to her pupils.
THE Common Carrier Company have sent
to the Trustees of the Southern Road state
ment for the quarter ending October ISL
which shows the city's share OF the earn
ings of the road to be nearly $lo0,0OO.
A SMALL fire, causing an alarm to be
turned on from Box 147, occurred In the
roof of a house at the southwest corner OF
Central avenue and Richmond streets yes
terday afternoon, originating from detect
i've hue.
J. X. TANNER, a merchant from Cleves,
Ohio, was arrested about midnight last
night, on complaint of Mary Stevens. OF
211 Court street, who stated that he had
been beating her for refusing to entertain
him. He will be tried next Friday.
THE fire at half past o clock this morn
ing was in the basement of two-story
frame building near the northwest corner
of Bank and Denman streets, used by
Michael Schickling, butcher, as stable
About 5000 damage was done to the pullo-
ing, and two valuable horses in the stable
at the time We're smothered by smoke.
HENRY WoLFKoTTER, resident of Mt
Auburn who was about to get married ana
needed money for that purpose, Obtained
the necessary funds by representing TO
Mary Schroeder of 260 Auburn avenue, that
he had been sent 20 her residence to borrow
SIS for friend of hers. The marriage took
place, but Wolfkotter was fined $25 this
morning
Two well-known burglars, named Dan
Flanagan and James Mcintyre, were ar
rested by detectives on Mt. Auburn Satur-
dav evening and they are supposed to be
the parties who have been doing some little
Jobs on the hills of late. A quantity OF
iewelry was found in their possession ana
their names were placed on the docket for
next Wednesday.
A SILENT alarm of fire was turned in
about II o'clock this morning from the
Gifts Engine-house. The fire was i'll
wardrobe on the upper floor OF a two-story
frame on Lodge alley, above sixth street
occupied by whitewasher, A. u. HOBO
way, a colored man. Loss about 81, IN wo
mems dresses and nick-nacks. The serv
Ices of the engine were not required
THE festival of the German Protestant
Orphan Asylum in Corryville, in honor o.
lhe Reformation, took place yesterday. The
procession started from Court-street Market
space and marched to the Asylum grounds
where they were met by the orphans drawn
np in line. Several addresses were made IL
HE forenoon and afternoon, and the re
mainder of the time was spent in listening
10 the music and in social enjoyment.
Is estimated that five thousand people wer
on the grounds, and s., 900 was realized.
OLIVER D1TsoN & Co. send half a dozel
bright pieces of music that are seasonable
and good to hear. In vocal music there ar
"Dew-drops and Roses" by Cooper d Pratt
There is, also, Faithful Love" always
6ne thing to receive; and, also, real good
Jolly Irish Temperance song, entitled: "Be
cause l lift off drinking Whisky" Fo
piano, there comes the Crystal Waltz, " b
H. c. Wilson; "Carnation," one of set c
easy pieces by Lichner; and pretty ant
bright four-hand piece called the "Cucko
Polka"