The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.


force to-day for half months service.
Mr.. HOOKER BAyLEss jumped into the
river and saved little boy from drowning
yesterday.
THE Dayton Art Club propose MAX
ing an excursion TO this city to visit the
Loan Exhibition.
THE bail of H., L. Driver, which his
mother gave in the sum. Of $1,000, was for
feited this morning,
JUDGE AVERY will listen to the applica-
ton of Mr.. Smiley, the Police Court Clerk,
after the return of the Prosecutor.
THE forgery case of John H. Loud and
Mamie Lord was again continued in the Po-
lice Court this morning until May Sth.
ELLA c., aged four years, the only daugh-
ter of Charles L. Dannenhower, of the City
Engineers office, died of scarlet fever last
night.
THE rule which forbids admission to the
Festival rehearsals except to the escorts of
the ladies of the chorus, will be rigidly en-
forced hereafter.
THE carpenters on the Music Hall are
working every night TO II P. NJ, in Or
der to have everything in complete trim
by the first of next week.
Mrs SAL1IE HENDERSON, who lives on
Sixth-street Hill, was very seriously burned
at her residence Tuesday night by the ex-
Piosion Oh coal-oil lamp
THE Board of Public Works propose to
recommend to Council that portion of
purhe1 MoouS rark pe Solu. 1here Is more
siouiiu Vii''ll 'ilere ~ use lol'
A WHITE ELEPHANT can be seen at Wis
wells window, on Fourth street. 1t stands
stately, but lnnocent-looklng, as reminder
u olhcilinaVls expensive animal.
THE $65 oyercoat stolen by Ed Roth in
DAYTON, Ohio, was found in this city yester-
day and is now at the Chiefs office. Roth
Is being held to await orders from Dayton.
THE United States Assistant Treasurer at
this point began yesterday to exchange the
new silver dollar for grcenbacks. The sum
of 5000, 900 will be disposed OF in this way
FRED SuocK was relieved few davs
since of several articles of small value, for
the theft of which Charles Meyers, diScon-
solate-looldng tramp, Will answer May 4,h.
THE paid canyasser appointed by the Ex
nosition Roord renorted 81 $50 subscription
Yesterday, Mr. 0lhaber reported 81 900
subscription and Mr.. McCollum one of 800,
Npss,,s GILMORE are considering the
ouestion Of INTRODUCING electric icht into
the Grand Hotel The cost of LIGHTS will
Tins he rednced from $40 to 81 so Der night.
,,,,.,,4o,, 90 ;,,,or;o,, v;o1.ons
LiIilh uauSll'ea oi ns4aait it'ir ,; nIho'e
sharn Stone while on her wav to school on
Mt Auburn. and suffered a severe wound.
T- It So tho N1;o,,,i n;st;,1;aa
lhE c[GulI9rs VI etiV Ilatnt Iaat lo9u,in
company hell !leotlnS lIS1 S.S,S eIciiilS anu
allowed an extension W tiie M iii
ing io"iiu 'iie "sSe'S ie''''i 'ii'ii 'i'o ii''iii
0eS
MotiE ie1Af, pel,,in 1 anu ero nov
takan ta w i in from, the streets last nieIt and
go 10 40 VOL. house viii tbe rnst of
tha ~. ,.o,,r, W. th;s his ,aorn;na
VAC e'i't' '''i'' -'lo4 illio'
HE CINCINNATI s%hSerbuho held meet
ing last nlght ana mace aIIan9ehlen1S 3rS 10
hold theif annual picii? July I'm; IL lhey n9y
Fa1,oys; s,II Monumental Find
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GEORGE STEVENS, lnarrleu man, ilVIng
AT NO: 10 haIllet Stree! was chalSeu 'iiS
morning WIN attempting w raPea young
girl named Josephine frailh, VINO had
stopped at ms mouse on M an eTraha laSt Moh-
aay' ne Will oe 'ileu may ill.,
Two NEGROES, named Chafles Brown and
joseph Young, were causht IN 'he act Oh
coinmlttlnS theII AZ the variety store sr on
hghth street ana Central avenue Inc
Judge himself was witness OF the theft
ana IL VIII Propapiy 90 naro win the prls-
oners when brought 10 trlal next saturday.
THE Telegraph Building Association No.
2last evening elected the following officers:
President, PM. Mmlgi wee PRESIDENT,
Chas. Wahlstreet; treasurer, II. A. 1mele;
Secretary, Geo: Gaap' Dlrectors-E' L.
Emmert, II. W; hahl' u p. Meyer, a.
Bradtsh, JAG. Vraus, NJ Glrten and u.
Pfankuchen.
The Committee on Public Buildings met
last night for the purpose of appointing an
Assistant Sergcant-at-A of Council, two
Watchmen and three Janitors OF the City
Buildings, but as each member OF the Com
mittee had candidates OF his own and would
vote for no other, there was nothing ac-
compllshed
THREE young men from this CITY went to
Glendale and took possession of n horse and
buggy, which some Young ladies had left
standing in front of a dressmaker's estab-
lishment. The owner of the rig was soon
met, however, and their fun came to an un-
timely end They will have hearing be-
fore Mayor McCune.