The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.

THE game law goes into effect November
LIST.
A LOST pocket-book, containing several
valuable papers, can be recovered at the
Chiefs office.
THE argument in the Southern Railroad
case has been concluded and the case taken
under advisement
THE College of Music opened yesterday
Mr. Whiting, the organist, arrives to-day,
to begin his work in the school.
AN ICE WAGON ran into and badly damaged
the buggy of Mr.. Fritz Buchanan, propri-
etor of the Coliseum, yesterday.
A PRELIMINARY examination of the pro-
posed route of the Narrow Gauge Railway to
Avondale was made yesterday and favora-
bic reports given.
A TAILOR named Louis Weidering re-
ported at the Central Station this morning
that he was robbed of $50 while drinking at
Hen. Browns place last evening.
JOHN FLYNN, laborer living on Oehler
street will be held until next Saturday in
the sum of 5000 on the charge of stealing
watch from Henry Joring, of No. 145 Wade
street.
DENNIS REARDoN, a laborer working at
Schaller g. Gerke's brewery, on Canal and
Plum streets, fell into the cellar yesterday,
inuring himself severely. He was removed
to the Hospital.
MICHAEL FAY waived his examination
this morning on the charge of manslaugh-
ter, and was held in the sum of 81 600.
John Thompson, saloon-keeper near the
as-works, was his victim.
JUDGE WILSON received dispatch this
morning announcing the death of his
brother-in-law, Mr.. S. D. Thorp, formerly
of this city The Judge will leave the city
this evening to attend the funeral.
YESTERDAY afternoon, at Christ Church,
on Fourth street. occurred the marriage of
DR.. Jas. L. Neave of Fort Randall, Dakota,
and Miss Lizzie NJ Bailey, of this city, Rev.
J. Newton Stanger, rector Of the church, Of
fciating.
MEssRs NJ. BURNS & Co. sent out writ of
forcDle detainer yesterday before Squire
Schwab against John Ryan, the proprietor
of the White House Theater, and the
Squire after hearing the arguments gave
judgment to the plaintiffs for possession.
THE Caledonian Society met at George
Ellis last night and elected the following
officers For President Robert Buchanan;
for Vice President, Chas S. Cowie; for
Secretary, J ohm w. Richardson The annual
Der 30th.
THE contest for the different prizes at the
st. Ludwig promenade concert came to
close last night. Mrs. Peter Hahn won the
lady's gold chain, Mr. B. G. Stall the gold
watch, and Mr. Geo. Weber, who received
the most votes for Sheriff, won the gold
headed cane, which will be presented to
him this evening by Mayor Moore.
EMIL ALBERTY yesterday began suit
against the Schmidt Brothers to recover
damages alleged to have been sustained by
reason of their having on false affidavit
sworn that he had property that he was
concealing levied upon his theater during
the progress of play and elected the per
formers the audience and himself on the
18th of October last He claims Sc, 900 dam
ages.
LAST evening Mary A. Anderson, who
lives at Court and Gilbert avenue, caused
the arrest of a man named Jerry Harrigan,
residing at 165 Lock street, whom she stat
ed had assaulted her on Gilbert avenue,
and had attempted to violate her person,
but after severe struggle he dealt her
terrible blow in the face, and then after
brutally kicking her had let her 60 He
will be tried next Saturday. Bail 81 900.
THE Chamber of Commerce, Board of
rbue ana Doaru OI transportation nave
: s)pointed Committees as follows to take
part in the coming Narrow-gauge Conven-
tion: Chamber of Commerce-W. J. Lippin-
cott, Aaron A. Golfer George Hafer. G. H.
Kellogg. Jr., and J. Stacey Hill Board of
Trade-E. V. Cherry, s. H. Covington and
R. H. Galbreath. Board of Transportation
John A. Wilson, G. G. Ware, Charles Wells
George Wilken, J. M. Wilken, J. M. John
son and H. ]. Snyder.
A WOMAN, Annie Callahan, who, from all
accounts, has been rather brutally treated
by her husband for a long time was turned
into the street by him about four weeks
ago, and after seeking shelter in hallway
Of a house On Commerce alley, gave birth
to twins during the night. According
to her story her husband again
deserted her about two weeks ago, and
since then he has been living with his
mother at No. 12S Water street, where she
applied for aid last night, but instead of
receiving it she was assaulted by the whole
household and terribly beaten. As soon as
possible she caused the arrest of Anna,
Ellen and Patrick Callahan, and Anna
Copeland, who will be tried next Saturday.
MATILDA CRIMP, who was under arrest on
che charge of petit la.ceny, was served with
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