The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.

mlssloners will make no important
changes in their new appointments.
TAPPEN's saloon, No. 344 Main street,
was burglarlzed early yesterday morn
ing, ana small amount Of whisky and
tobacco was carried away.
JOSIE Moon, the lrrepressible disciple
of BacchuS, got lull again last night, and
now she is laboring under six months
sentence to the Work-house.
HENRY MADAKA's house, on Baymil-
ler street, above Bank, was entered by
burglars night before lasr, and women's s
apparel to the value of $l5 was taken.
EX DETECTIVE jim WHITE, held on an
Indictment l0r procuring illegal voters,
was released from the County Jail yes
terday on bond TOR $4,000, signed by
john Hays, Jos. Setter and VIM. f. Full
Ter.
VIM. SCHERER, young man from
Delhi, who Aau MS right hand lacerated
some days ago by the premature dis
charge of pistol, had that member am
putated yesterday at st. Mary's Hos
pital.
CHAs. THOMAS this morning waived
examination on The charge OF burglariz-
ing the snOe store of Mr.. Burchard, on
West Sixth street, recently, and was
Pleas in the sum of 81, 500.
+. A. THOMPSON, the crooked charac-
ter OF Columbus, whom the STAR last
Saturday had ocoaSIon to mention in
connection with a recent burglary at
London, o., is not the Ex-Superinteud-
ent OF the cincinnati Gymnasium.
THE members of the Cottage Glee
CLUB deserve to be complimenled on the
beautiful serenade rendered to few of
their many friends last evening. AL
though organized but few weeks their
singing ref 9ctS great credit upon them,
and is highly appreciated.
JAMES FITZPATRICK, who claims to be
highly respected ciLlz4n OF Rockport,
Indiana, was arrested by Officer Archie
woodward yesterday evening on a
charge of horses tealing, and this morn
Ing was turned over to an Indiana Mar
shal, who started with him to ROckport.
THE j. B. Covert Lodge of F. and A.
NJ, at Withamsville, had celebration
on Tuesday evening, of st. Johns Eve.
Thos. j. Alelisb, Esq, OF Milford, made
an address on the occasion, after which
there Was subs stantial banquet at
Benymer'S hotel. There were several
Visitors from Cincinnati.
The Harmonic Literary A ssociation
have elected the following officers to
serve for the ensuing year: President,
5. M Sc wartzenberg; Vice President,
f. V. Fechenbach; Secretary, S. NJ.
Hotfueimer; Critic, w. j. Freiberg;
Treasurer, S. II. Livingston; Directors,
]. M. Schwarzenberg, j. S. HOffleimer.
MICHAEL NOLAN, of Butler street, who
claims tu have been drunk when he did
ii, was convicted this morning of steal
ing $40 worth OF gralD-sacks from Whet-
stone & Co.'s mill, corner OF Eighth anu
Eggleston avenue, yesterday evening,
md was given sentence oil thirty days
in the WoIk-house and fined $50 and
eosts.
AT the semi-annual meeting Of Ivy
lodge, No. 16, X. of p, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
!erm: e. c., S. X. Minshall; V. O., The.
pdore Haslett; PreiaGe, j. w. Willis; X .
VIM F. Saunders; M. of E., Jacob Con
niger: Trustees, Fred. Wagner, Isaac
Evan, P. j. Jones; Representative TO
Grand Lodge, p. j. Jones.
DABNEY MORRIS, the colored man
whom the verdict OF the Coroner's Jury
yesterday imp icated i'll the muir
der OF Florence George, the
white prostitute who was found
dying Wednesday morning in
The yard of No. so East Sixth street,
appeared before Judge Lindemann this
morning charged with murder, aud the
case was laid over until the Both, with
out bail.
81 CANT cry no sympathy into the
Judge this morning, Pm afraid" said
Lolita Graham as she sat on the prison.
el's bench this morning, and Lotta was
rignt-she got sentence OF "thirty days
pnl S6p1 ntnallnu hn, IL,
chiefs. On a former occasion when
charged with beating drunken
F. elcnman out OF a watch her tears and
BoOs "bull doZed" the Court and she
WIS let of
OFFICER MARTIN TIGHE is in receipt
oil the following note: "Mr Mardentie,
Sam Jordan that Works at doctor Will
suns has a seven shooter be carries it
in his alter Pocket he is in town every
sunday. Will you oblige me by taken
him For he is talking using it on some
Of my friends lie is a little man and
wears Brown pants and brown coat
and A black hat" Officer Mardente
Will keep his eye peeled lor the sanguin.
airy Sam.
LIEUTENANT MINsHALL, of the Sixth
Police District, yesterday succeeded in
recovering gold chain and ring and
lnlo ulOl ulbS q EOAu WuICu, MulCu were
stolen some weeks ago in Xenia, Ohio.
Minshall got them Oh Fifth street, from
man who bought them from the thief
some OF the Columbus police were down
last week trying to recover the goods,
but it took Cincinnati officer to tnd
the articles, and that in the short space
pi two days.
The Police Commissioners yesterday
evening made the following awards for
drugs, &C.: Fourth Ward, T. G. Bram-
BILE; Eleventh, Ii. Eckel Twelfth, j. e..
Murphy; Thirteenth, l.. Jaugk; Four
teenth, Z. Eyer, at forty per cent. Off if
he accepts; Sixteenth, j. q. RaLliff, at
forty per cent. of if he accepts; Twenty
frst, Kuzze, same terms; Twenty and
twenty Ii. Reedy. The Health
officer was authorized to contract with
my druggist tor the Ninth Ward at forty
per cent. of price list; also for the
twenty. fifth Ward. They also dis
missed from the force Officers Henry
Bohman, John w. Bauerer, Jacob Joa.
;him, Thomas Ryan and William s,
Stanley.
AnnOun ements.
The Hebrew Fair, corner Of Eigh tn
and Plum, closes this evening.