The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-07
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

MRs. CALEB P. MARSH was in the city
yesterday.
xoHx d. CALDWELL, B. P. W., has Sc
anred his bond.
M. HALsTEAD, of the Commercial, left
Inst evening for New York.
, THE House Of Refuge contains forty
three girls and one hundred and ninety
fonr boys.
MIR DANIEL LAvERY is candidate for
School Board.
ALARM Box 89e-6:S0 p. M. yesterday
shed roof-Hubert Bernard, Hammel-
town, Colerain Pike.
COLLECTIONS in the First Internal
Revenue DISTRICT of Ohio, for March,
amount to $743,426 II.
TEE specimens OF school work in Gin
einnati, designed for the Centennial,
viii be shipped to Philadelphia to-mor-
row.
RHv. A. B. LEONARD, pastor Of the
Walnut Hills M. e. Church, is lying
Qnfte ill with typhoid fever at his resi-
dance.
THE proprietors Of Route No. 9 intend
10 place turn-table on McMicken ave-
nue at the present western terminus OF
the line.
UNCLR JOHN RoBINsoN's circus en-
pisyes and horses are practicing at the
Exposition Buildings. The public are
invited next Monday.
Al RELIGIOUS Centennial will be held
In this city commencing Sunday. June
4, to continue until the following Friday
Abner l.. Frazer is President.
TILE contract for furnishing thirty five
thousand bushels Of coal was awarded
by the Work-house Directors to Marmet
&Co., at 1172 cents per bushel.
TRADER 8 AUBERY, of the Public
Landing, have shipped carload OF ore,
from the Hanging Rock, O., region, to
Philadelphia for exhibition at the Cen
tennial.
MR. JULIUS REFS will not run for re-
election as President of the Board OF AL.
oermsn. W. p. Biddle, W. w. Sutton
end j. D. Wells are the prominent can
aidates.
LILLE HUNNEL, member of the demi.
monde and an inmate of Belle Boyd's
house, on Longworth street, attempted
.sRteide by poison last night. A stomach
pump saved her,
"a Mr.. GEO. b. McKINNE1,, Secretary OF
fha old Board of Police Commissiv.Hers,
and Thomas Davis, draughtsman in the
Beverage office, are candidates for Sec
xetary Of the Board OF Public Works.
A DIAMOND ring in 5. Franks collec-
Sfah was identified by Mrs. NJ. Carpen-
Ter. Of East Walnut Hills. Other arti.
cfea identified are gold spectacles b.,
fonRing to Mrs. McKeown, 273 Court
street, ana a silver watch, property OF
aohn Wand, No. TIC Vine street.
MISS ANNIE FRENCH DALEs, teacher
OF the Eighteenth District School, died
txs& Wednesday night, at her mothers
residence, 443 Baymiller street, in the
twenty-fourth year of her life. Her
Heath is severe loss to the School De-
partment, She was an accomplished
and capable teacher.
THE City Council of Fort Wayne, Ind,
arrived in the city last evening, and are
sEopplng III Jne Uipson House. They
ere on a tour OF examination of public
improvements, and especially Water.
works. They will remain in this city 6
tew days, and will then visit Cleveland
Toledo and other cities.
THE 6torrs & Sedamsville Street
Railroad Company are now operating
ON their line on Eighth street, between
Central and Mclean avenues. They
give notice that sowing to litigation
Forced upon them by the Consolidated
Cempany' they are restricted, for the
present, to this distance.
IT now appears that Victor f. Peter
ssh, Of Cumminsvllle notoriety, induced
9r. Il. T. Meisner, platter OF the Etns
Insurance Company, to subscribe tc
stock In one OF the Millcreek Valley as
G0ciRtions, and received from him dues
amounting to 5000, which have neve
hsen accounted for on the books of til,
kneiety. This transaction is supposed t,
be the cause of Peterson's mysteriou
disappearance.
The only item OF interest that trans
Ntred at the Board of improvements
taeeting yesterday was the reception o.
2 communication from Col. Tom Scott
Preaident OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
saying that the Company would comply
with the resolution Of the City Council
S.ttng the Little Miami Railroad Com
Tany the Ti,s-ht to construct brancl
track from the depot ar Eggleston ave
me to the corner OF Court street and tn
canal or Broadway.