The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LOCAL BREVITIES.
FRED. VoGELER, barrister, is laid up
with a sprained limb.
THE Raphael abortion case has been
laid over for one week.
i THE w. g. 7. U. has appointed an all
day prayer meeting for Thursday, May
III.
! THE beauty OF the Esplanade has been
enhanced by flowers and posies innu-
Emerable.
\ THE Executive Committee have ten
dered Hopkins Hall for the use Of any
Republican club or association.
THE new dress uniform of the Robin
,Bon Light Infantry is regular army dark
blue, gilt and feather trimmings and very
handsome.
AT5 o'clock last evening fire was
discovered on the roof of three-story
building at No. East Third street.
Alarm from Box AZ. Loss 5000.
ROSA Boss, after being in a cell for
the last eight days on suspicion of steal
ing dry goods from Aims & DOepke and
w. H. Andrews, will have a hearing
tomorrow.
MIR. JOHN b. MCCORMICK, we'll known
In journalistic circles, has resumed his
connection with the Cincinnati press
and will hereafter do sporting matters
for the Enquirer.
AT midnight last night an alarm from
Box Al called the engines to Mr.. Will
iams' grocery, southeast corner OF Sew
enth and North. Loss $3.50. Cause,
probably, mice and matches.
( THE alarm from Box 20 at 6 O'Clock
this morning was caused by a small
fire in one OF the upstairs rooms of the
iPlum-street Passenger Depot-another
defective fue affair. Loss trihlng.
MARY DUGAN and Matte Bright were
sent out on sentence OF "thirty days
and S25'' each for stealing pair Of
sssoX," a towel ana Two chemiloOns from
a sable dams named Matte johnson.
THE statue Of Geo. D. Prentice will
tbe unveiled at Louisville next Tuesday,
May1G. The United States Mail Line
Company .offers reduced rates to pas
sengers, good from the 14th TO the 2lst.
JAMES ADAMS, of New York, is
matched to walk fourteen miles in two
hours for $3.50 side, on Thursday even-
ing, May II, starting at O'Clock, al
John-street Garden, corner of Belts
street.
THE designer of the beautiful Tyler.
Davidson Fountain, August Won Krel-
and since 1858 was Director OF the
School Of Design in Nurnburg, died on
the 22d Of last month.
MISS JULIA PLAsPoRL, whom w. S.
Dickinson accused OF stealing his dia-
Mond ring, has been honoraDly dis
charged. There was only very remote
suspicion OF the girl, which is proved TO
have been entirely untounded.
THERE has been $196, ,S65 in silver pa i'd
out from the sub-Treasury here thus far
The average has been $4,000 per day
with six clerks, while in New York
where there are over hundred clerks
the average per day Is only $2O,O0O
MR.. JACOB AUG, proprietor of TIL
club House, was married last evening
at his residence, No. 4S6 Race street, Il
Miss Minnie Smielau, II daughter of MIR
Henry l.. Hohnstedt. She ceremony
was performed by Rev. Elsenlohr.
JOHN MAHAN and owen McCabe have
been found guilty of stealing lot o
brass castings from the Nj. & y. Railroad
Company, and have been sent to thu
Work-house for thirty days each. Ma
han is fined in addition $l50, and McCab
s1o0.
ANDY HEssLING little boy seve
years old, whose parents live on Ger
tral avenue, near York street, was ru
oyer by Hofiman's butcher wagon nea
the Mohawk Bridge, at O'Clock yestel
uay evening. He was injured about Tn
head.
THE members of the Democratic Exec
utiyH Committee are notified to meet a
Xug's Clubhouse on Friday next, Ma
~. at IL O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpos
OF iapportioning delegates to the Stat
Convention to be held in this city on tn
Attn inst.
THE contested election case Of Ton
W. McCaffery versus I'll. @. Young, for
seat In the Board OF Aldermen, cam
Def6Fe the Aldermanic Committee o
Elections last evening, but no defnit
result was reached. The Committe
meet again for consideration OF the SUI
iect next Monday evening.
A SAD accident occurred yesterda
evening at the Printing-works OF Hel
bricks q DAILY, southeast corner OF FIT
ana Race streets. A little boy name
Frank got his right hand between th
machinery of large cylinder press
sustaining some serious injuries. III
was conveyed in hack to his home 0
Bremen street. 4-..--
THERE is now on exhibition ON Wes
Fifth street, near Plum, some Of tn
Hhest specimens of the alligator eve
seen. They have just arrived from th
South, on their way to the Centennia
They range all the way in size from tb
baby alligator up to the monster twelv
reet in lenghth. They are magnifcer
specimens, the finest ever brought TO u
Iity.
AT the annual meeting OF the Cincil
natl Savings Society, the following Q
iicers were elected for the ensuing yea
J,L. Wayne, President; Henry Kes
Ter. Vice PTesident; j. l.. Thompso