The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.
HE "Dickey-Tytus Book" is out.
APRIL 8

THE organ-tuners are at work at the
Music Hall, and no one else is admitted.
THE report that John Robinson is to start
German Theater is false, so John says.
HENRY CURTIS, of this city, is in Jail in
Dayton for an alleged jewelry robbery
there.
MOSES F. COUNTY, the Tippecanoe Gov.
ernment Storekeeper, was admitted to ~, 900
bail yesterday.
THE rumor that Andreas Hatzler, living
on Hamer street east of Vine, had suicided
last night is false.
THE newly elected Assessors will get their
instructions and blanks from the County
Auditor next Saturday.
ROUTE 16 Street Railroad through Eden
Park has given out the contract for iron
work, consisting of bridges and trestles.
FIVE queens of Bucktown society went
on trip to the Work-house this morning,
where they will remain for three months.
THE German Band, of eighteen musicians
that is engaged for the Bellevue House this
season, arrived from New York last eve
ming.
THE funeral of the late VIM. Clark Poor
took place at 10 o'clock this morning from
his brothers residence, No. 13S West Eighth
street.
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pippiE ipnf ~ Ia .ne youns t"uy WIZ Stoie
street nobt before last % ras fned o COX Idi thin
roorrinn -'''' "''e -''-'~' %-' 'A'i'
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bv tho Itnnne 1adns of tLo r;,o;nr ati,',,,
Society, of Wesleyan College took place
yesterday afternoon.
A SMALL FIRE in the show window of D.
Jacobs hosiery store No. 255 Central ave-
tleu ""s - 4'n,is u;aileo WILL ~" ou'Ae'S
VI ""'oi i''s 'iiiNe
IHE dunbar temperance meetings at
Bible Chapel are still drawing large audi
Inoes Nl'nih IN eieSeh uass hNe huhoreo
7AeAieu '4e pie"eo'
BURGLARS early yesterday morning broke
into the saloon OF f. Diester, on Vine street,
few doors below Twelfth, and stole two
overcoats and a revolver.
JOHN SULLIVAN and Bartlett will begin
walking contest at 10 O'Clock tomorrow at
the Bellevue House, to see who can cover
the most miles in twelve hours.
THE ladies of the Art Museum making the
loan collection desire all persons willing to
contribute to notify Mrs. Winslow at once,
to enable the committee to prepare the ar
ucles Tor exhibition.
THE Trustees of Spring Grove Cemetery
have instituted a movement to have the
fences around private lots in the Cemetery
removed. This however, is only to be done
by the owners consent.
THOMAS FLANAGAN and Frank Duffy
both residents of Sixth-street Hill, were re-
turning from funeral Yesterday. when
they were thrown from their buggy on
Warsaw Pike and seriously injured.
julius OsrERHAus, habitual wife-beater
months term in the Work house for abusing
his family, was sent back again for five
months more this morning for the same
of1ense
Upxpv prSnpn so,oo,, 1,o - NJ
258 Central avenue, was arrested Yesterday
ON warrant sworn out by Adde Y. Smith
charging him with selling liquor to a minor
Willie Todd. He gave bail and will be tried
April 10th.
John r GpAu.u tbirtv-svo voors ola
died Yesterday on the Robert Mitchnl1
which arrived from New Orleans. He was
Oh the way to New York, being in the last
stages of consumption. The body will be
forwarded to that city.
Rupo1pu R,prr tba vo,no 1od rho
skinned offa faw d3vS aao yv;th S,n0 ho,a Mno
ing TO his father has not vat heen hoare5,
from Rndolnh bas ,r;nS ~ +r;oI, Ge hfn nealu
and the last time he was caught on q farm
in the interior of Kentucky,
Wopr nnon stroot palroad por+oN NJ, 90
haasn muNf apult d 1ee. naiiLoau i. oute No. ~
thsaa III sodu e earnest ,L iasI ;a hlghe over
haeen tear;na r e ~ "slH ;l pioAS anu sLovelS
Eden ona n,;I ~ ,nt noit ~ VIE GaLueh oi
ncht for for sixtv G ue 1aua Mh anei i "ofk uas and
tbet tbo ronta yiii ;1Iis S % ] mlen ~ - eApeo'eo
PETER RooNEy,s girl got into q tiobt with
another sirl and reeeved tha worsf Of "tbl tha
,ouabhle This was moro thon Pnonn, 'av
eould endure, and consennentiv ha smaShedd d
beer glass over the other girl,s bnad i'' e~ Gov
which he Went ont for tbirtv doua ~ iGs
morning. 'A'A'
evening renewed 70 their row headnUart rtons las'
Washington Platform Tbe occas;on n- 'una, woS
celebroted hv nm elegant rnnost 0r ond I,'.;o "ao
hv Scboennners Rand Snoaphos ut 49, ,ado
by the President Mr. e' EerStIe NJ NJ Gnld7 in%Ge
Imith Jndoe Iindaman and 1rI, "t,,ors s"1' "oiu-
-. anu o'i.ei'
oNE oi tne plifererS who are IN the habit
o1 FURNISHING themselves with sacks and
men 90 sllpPlhg around among the bales
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