The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-04
LOCAL BREVITIES.

THE MAYOR has received the city di-
ploma from the Vienna Exposition.
REV. Mr.. IRWIN has resigned his posi-
lou as pastor of the Trinity Episcopal
Church on East Liberty street.
GEN. BROWN, OF the Pension Office,
and his corps OF clerks, have been busy
all day, paying quarterly pensions.
MR.. w. b. MADDUx, of Maddux, Hobart
Il Co., Will soon leave for California,
where he will remain Tor some time.
T. w. SPRAGUE, who has been in the
clothing business in this city for twenty
six years, has retired from the firm.
THE VERDICT in the case OF VIM. Fen
ton, who was found dead at AL East
Front street, was death from heart dis
ease.
THE Gardner-Roth assault and bat
terry case Mrs. Gardner being the as
saultee) has been amicably adjusted and
dismissed, the defendant paying the
costs.
THE Superior Court will not name the
person to receive the appointment to.
the vacant Trusteeship until after the
vote on the question Of the $6,Oo0,000 ad-
litional aid.
DIR. w. NJ. LoGAN'S work on the Pa
thology and Treatment of Consumption
will appear during the summer in sec
0nd edition. This edition will be con-
siderably enlarged, and for the greater
part rewritten.
THE Davenport Club last night rem
dered the "Romance of a Poor Young
Man" in most excellent style. The stage
was set with new scenery, and very
large audience was delighted with the
excellent treat. All The leading parts
were committed.
AFTER Mr.. Robt. j. Cutler, to whom
the success Of the Mardt Gras is greatly
due, did his work promptly and well, he
is put off from time TO time by the Execu-
tive Committee, and he complains that
he can not raise enough money from
them to pay his hands.
ANNIE RICKsMAN, who works for q
tobacco firm on Third street, between
Vine and Race, has been accused OF as
saulting with china bowl another girl
named Sallie Wambgaus, while they
twain were returning from work. Gen
tie Annie paid 81 and costs.
JOSEPH HoCHHEIMER, son OF Adam
Hochheimer, Il carriage maker of Hamii-
ton, Ohio, has been missing since last
Thursday afternoon at 2 O'Clock, at
which time he was seen at store on
Central avenue. He had come to this
city to pay some bills, and had consid.
cradle money with him.
TIE Singer Sewing Machine Company
has filed Il petition against r.. Ill. st
John, an agent Of the company in Clarl
County, principal, and j. W. Byers ano
j. L. Sursher, sureties, in the United
States Circuit Court, to recover on q
bond of $4,000 for failure to pay oyel
81 39s S2 belonging to the Company.
MISS KATE MEYERS, a young dress
maker, living at No. IA North street, was
arrested on the charge of embezzlemen
by Miss Laura Sanders, who complains
that she left twelve yards of percale good
valued at 81 40 to be made into dres
by Miss Meyers, and that she failed tc
account for il. There was no case o
embezz cement about it, and the defend
ant was dismissed.
Al. GOLDSMITH. who keeps MOTTO
store at 10 Elder street, has had i'll hi
employ "a man named David Stern. ii
claims that Stern has from time to tim
stolen from him goods amounting to owe
$500. He thinks he has q case agains
him at last and swore out an attidavi
charging him with the larceny of fiftee
dozen silk ties valued at $780, Sol. DAVIS
who keeps cheap store on Wade-stree
Market has also been arrested an
charged with receiving stolen goods
the same that Stern is accused OF stea
ing. Their cases have been continued
Officers Chard and Mechley made th
arrests and deserve credit for thel
schrewd handling of the cases.