The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-06
LOCAL BRE MITES.

Mns. BUFFERS, of 800 Linn street, aged
eighty years, died Tuesday. She had
lved In this city sixty years.
TIE meeting Of the creditors Of j. &
j.. Sievin & Co. was postponed by Judge
Swing yesterday until Saturday.
Hon. FRED. RAssAUREK has sent to |
the Mayor his resignation of the
MeNicken University Trusteesh1p.
YHxRT will be a general meeting of |
Freight Agents held In Dayton to-day, |
and another In this city next week.
HON. B. II. BR1sTow, Secretary of the |
Treasury, was at the Grand Hotel last
bigbt. He left for Louisville this NOR
uiRti.
FRANcIs WINER and Michael Smith |
have been appointed private watchmen
Of the Church Of the Holy Cross on Mt. |
Adams.
DIR. L. r. BRAMBLB, a member Of the |
Late Board OF Health, is favorably
spoken oil as q candidate tor Milk III
sEector.
MR. REUBEN SPRINGER has been
elected an honorary member OF the
Aennerchor Association by q unani.
nkeus vote.
THE Citizens Insurance Company has
removed its office to the office formerly
occupied by the Bank of Commerce, No.
f& West Third street.
TEE Hydraulic Engineer" OF this
city, a monthly paper devoted to mining,
railroad and manufacturing interests,
iAs made its appearance.
CHRISTIAN scHEBE, Of White Oak, had
his jaw and one leg broken by the kick
of Q horse in Camp Washington yester-
day. He is in the Hospital.
TEE Board OF Directors Of the Cincin-
nati Hospital has resolved to recommend
the reappointment OF DR.. David Judkins
- Director Of that institution.
WHERE, oh where is Victor F. Peter
scn, once known as the bonfire Secreta-
ri Of the Cumminsvllle Building Asso-
etsSions Nos. !, 2 and 8? Echo answers,
"aone TO see Boss Tweed"
THH Lytle Greys held reception last
nkgnt at their new armory and drill-room,
Ngs ZIG West Sixth street the old Meth
dSiat Church). A good crowd attended,
Ald all were well pleased.
TBE Col. Merrill who is now under in
v6etigation In Washington Is Brevet
CD1elel Lewis Merrill Of the Seventh
GavalFY, and not Col. W. 4. Merrill who
talonss to the Corps Of Engineers.
1AS returns OF the first precincts of
tas Third, Sixteenth and TWenty-,hird
Wards, for Assessors and Constables,
%Ee not in possession Of the City Clerk,
Ind the officers elected will not be given
chrttticates until they are found.
MR.. JACOBS, OF the Police Board,
thinks that all applicants for positions
"a the force should apply at Colonel
IShnson's office, and not bother around
the Commissioners places of business.
Inc Colonel will have to get larger
q6axters.
Az a regular meeting Of the Cincin-
natl Clearinghouse AssociaIicn t1e fol
having named gentlemen were eiScted
70 serve for the ensuing year: Presi-
tsnt, ID. j. Falls; Vice President, JAS.
9oiviIe, W. A. Goodman, Fl. W.
Hugbss; Manager, George r. Bassett.
xHE Superintendent Of the Cincinnati
Hospital gives for the month of March
de following statistics: Patients In
naonth, $40; discharged, 1853; died, 36;
rsmaining In Hospital April /, $3.50;
PATIENTS in pay department., %; at Rohs'
Inn, 4S. The indebtedness OF the Hos
pttal 10 $10.S40.
evening returned verdict OF $40, 900 for
the Government against Hon. Lewis d
Campbell, OF Butler County. Campbell
was bondeman in the above amount fol
kia brother, who was engaged In dis
tiiiing whisky near Dayton. A lot O
uhiskg was removed without the
requisite tax, the Government thereby
netng defrauded.
DR.. A. HoELTZE, a prominent ply
seIan Of this city, has invented an appa
Eatua for COMPRISING atmospheric all
bY means OF hydrant force, for the pur
pase of injecting anatomical prepara
tlans for the microscope. The want o
sneh an invention has long been felt b.
the profession, and it is believed thi
will be o success. 1t was exhibited be
fore the Academy Of Medicine recently.
TEX law requires that each member Of
the Board Of Public W orks shall produce
three bondsmen, each OF whom shall bt
able to swear that he is worth $4,000 il
unincumbered real estate. In view o
she fact that most of our wealthy citi
xsns are bound by partnership agree
sthers are averse to it on principal, there
liz likely to be some delay In the qualiti
eation Of our newly elected Board.
IHE NluCluuhtA ". AShla xuTupIk'
Company, which was awarded in Janu
nxy, 1814 In certain proceedings in arbi
fsatiou between itself and the city
s58, 600 as the fine the city should pay to-
fhaf portion of its pike within the cit,
linSits. has commenced suit agains
the city to recover the amount Of the
nward, alleging the entire failure of tn,
cry to comply with the conditions Of
tke arbitration.
HON. II. B. BANNING has sent a lette
On G.. II. Holloway. President Of th
Chamber Of Commerce Of this city, il
rexard 10 the chances Of General Welt
xsI being Southern Railroad Trustee
me latter states that the matter was no
6xxorably considered by the House, an
tEtat the Military Committee is invest
enfing the right or army officers to hol
SdyiI positions. The matter will com
M sgatn this week before the Militar
Committee.
FL SUMMERS, from Gallipolis, Ohit
xnd later from California, where he ha
Ewite and two children In Sacramento
came TO this city two weeks ago. Las
Saturday he married widow whom b
bad known in Gallipciis. Tuesday
made arrangements to remove his newl
nsade wife to California, and, under th
prefext Of buying some tickets, bein
anart of funds, obtained $65 from hi
uise and absconded. The widow is /
areat distress at having been so basel