The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-06
LOCAL BREVITIES.

a HORSE AND BUGGY was stolen Sat,
aTtay from the yard of Wood & Co.'s
elevator.
jacob MEYER, Of Green township, had
q horse and buggy stolen from the 6tock-
yards Saturday.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER HOPPER
k0pped in to-day. It's not so Huf-y
shout the Office now.
J.P. GAY, the patent roofer, 10 the
I2test victim to street-car pickp0ckets.
He lost gold watch.
COL. o. FL. GEoFFRoY, of the Gibson
House, is q victim. Street-car-pick-
pocket-gold watch-loss, $3.50.
MIR. ARMIN W. DoERNER, assisted by
MIR. Andres. will give concert at Col
1ege Hall next Thursday evening.
FRANK WELToN, a boy, fell into the
canal near the intersection Of Ninth and
Wade streets, but was rescued by Mr.. f.
Lindeman.
WATERPROOF CLOAK, found on Ninth
street, between Race and Elm, last night,
Is awaiting Identification at the Ninth
street Station.
DURING the present year there were
E4, 461 head of hogs packed in this city
As559 short of the number for the same
time last year.
THE Turner Society last night elected
Fritz Bertoch Book-keeper, VIM. Meyer
Second Speaker and George Reinert
First Speaker.
ON and after to-day the railroads di-
verging from Cincinnati eastward will
advance through freight rates five per
cent. per hundred weight.
MRS ADoLPH LEUE, this evening at
College Hall, delivers the closing lecture
OF her course. SubJect-W anderings in
the Organic and Inorganic World.
DIR. QUINN, Health Officer, reports LAT
deaths from all causes for the week end
ing at six O'Clock Saturday evening, OF
which seventy-eight were from small
pox. 80
t4OUR CIRCLE" gives Its first grand
complimentary ball at Central Hall,
Sixth street, on Thursday evening, Dec.
9sh, which promises to be an enjoyable
affair.
THE Dayton Short-line road COM
mences running this morning, trains
through to New York without change OF
cars via Lake Shore and New York Cen.
tral railways.
THE steamer Arlington, which arrived
Mst night from New Orleans, reported
meeting the coffer-dam Of the Southern
railroad bridge, floating down the river,
inst below the city.
A LOT of silverware was stolen from
the residence of VIM. Glenn, Esq, No.
Nl West Seventh street, during a few
minutes absence Of the servant girl from
the dining-room, Saturday, at supper
time.
JOHN III. REINBERGER has commenced
proceedings against Henry Meyer to re-
cover $4,000 damages by reason of
Meyers having testified before magis-
trate that his reputation for truth and
yeracity was bad, and that he would not
believe him under oath.
THE many friends of DR.. Lord will be
pleased to learn that he will deliver
another lecture at College Hall to-nor-
Heloise." At the First Presbyterian
Church, Walnut Hills, tomorrow night,
he lectures on alexander Hamilton.n
MRS. ELIZABETH FoRMoHR was found
dead in her bed, at late hour Saturday
night, at her home 144 Gest street. The
Coroner was notified, but deemed it un-
necessary to hold an inquest, as he de-
cided that her death resulted from a
sudden and severe attack of asthma.
THE alarm OF fire from Box 96, about 6
o'clock last evening, was caused by the
explosion of a coaloil lamp In the third
story of 496 ELM street, occupied by e.
u. Noufsky and family. The flames
were extinguished before the arrival OF
the engines, and luckily no one was in
tured.
Am alarm of fire from box SO, at 8
O'clock Saturday night, called the en-
gfnes to small cottage at the junction
Of the Lebanon and Montgomery roads.
Coal oil explosion. No damage. At
nsidnight shed on Ramsay street near
Front caught fire, but was extinguished
without the aid OF the engines.
A SUIT has been commenced again st
the city by the l., q. h l.. Railroad Com
pany TO recover the rent of certain prem
fses which the Company claims the city
holds of them as tenants, the market
space east of the Plum-street depot being
one of the pieces described in the petit
Hon. The amount claimed is $16,875
THE passenger train which left the
Little Miami depot at 7:15 A. M, Sun
day, was assailed by shower of bowl
dsrs when near West Jefferson, O., and
the windows in the two coaches were
hroken, and the Conductor, Charles Hol-
man, cut in the right temple. The train
was stopped but no one was captured.
Ehls same train was fred into with q
pistol last week.
VIZ are pleased to state that Cap tain
George w. Brady has been restored TO
dnty, and is assigned to the Oliver
street Station, relieving Captain Ed.
Hudson, who will take Brady's old place
nd NInth-street Station. Lieutenant
Brady, Of the Twenty-frst Ward Sta
ti0n, restored to duty, and Lieutenant
Williams, OF the Walnut Hills Station,
have exchanged places.
EuITs were brought yesterday against
Charles Il. Cist by Potter W. Buer and
Edward De Serisy, the former for $3,349
and the latter for $1,000. The suits are
both upon notes upon which the interest
has alone been paid. Attachments were
asked upon the ground that Cist has ab-
seonded with a view to defraud credit
oEs. Mr.. Buer also alleges that the In
debtedness was fraudulently incurred.
TEE oral examination OF the District
Schools in music, this week, will take
place as follows: Monday afternoon,
Twelfth District; Tuesday morning, Fiji
teenth District; Tuesday afternoon,
Twenty-sixth District; Wednesday
morning, Eighth District; Wednesday
afternoon, Ninth District; Thursday
morning, Second District; Friday morn
fng, Sixth District. The public are In.
vited to attend the examinations.
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