The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-06
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LOCAL BREVITIES.
MIKE CoRBETT is opposed to the Six.
million Bill.
FoRTY-Two marriage licenses were
issued during the last week.
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY.rHREH
: deaths in the city last week.
COUNCILMAN TONY MCCAFFERY will
vote 'snay" on the SIX Million Bill.
Two THOUSAND DOLLARS week are
spent in cleaning (?) the streets Of this
city.
THE jury in the criminal branch OF the
Common Pleas was discharged by Judge
Burnet.
THE Mount Adams Inclined Plane
Railway began to convey passengers
yesterday.
: THOMAS HILsHEIMER, the dishonest
employe recently at the Empire saloon,
has left the city.
TWO valuable steers were stolen from
Fred. Kruntz, OF CumminsYille, on last
Saturday night.
j. W. PERKINS grocery store on Fifth
street, between John and Smith, has
been burglarized. Loss small.
FRIEND, Fox d Co. are rebuilding
their paper mill ut Ralto. The building
will be finished within month.
OFFICER PARTRIDGE fills the position
made vacant by the suspension Of Cap
tain Reader, OF Third Police Station.
COUNCILMAN JOE REDMOND, of the
First Ward, doesn't look with favor on
that Southern Road Slx-mlllion Bill.
A COMMITTEE has been appointed by
the Legislature for the purpose of con-
sidering the policy Of enlarging the State
penitentiary.
SEVEN PERSONS, on profession Of their
faith, were yesterday received into men,
bership Of the Orchard-street Presby-
terian Church.
The banking firm OF Hughes, Wright
Il Co., will remove its office nearly oppo-
site its present quarters on Third street,
by the 10th OF the month.
MR.. MICHAEL ARMBRUsTER, of Cooks
Nurseries on Walnut Hills, was thrown
out of his buggy on Gilbert avenue yes
terday and suffered broken leg. He is
in the Hospital.
JOHN p. MAssARD, ESQ, has erected a
tine monument Of Italian marble, sur
mounted by statue Of "Hope," TO the
memory OF his vile, on Section H. Spring
Grove Cemetery.
The following are the statistics of the
Mardi Gras ball; Receipts, $4,397 90;
expenses, 81, ,142 10; profits, $9,254 80;
Robtrts' share as per contract, Sl,627 45;
Ball Committees share, 81 ,627 45.
HENRY MILLER, arrested recently and
charged with the burglary at the corner
of Main street and Milestone alley, and
who gave bail, has been surrendered by
his bondsman and is now locked up.
Mn InI1Rr PrC1J mo E;ob+h ,+..a4
manufacturer Of cooperage, in accord
ance with a promise made by his father
ayear ago, began last Saturday the pay
ment oil his hands in specie instead of
fractional currency.
= PATRoLMEN CoNRoY and Van Dyke
have been suspended for not arrestlng
the men whom they sSW carrying lad
der on the streets Saturday night and
who are said TO be the robbers OF DR..
John Davis.
Mr.. GILES RICHARDS, who died last
Friday, aged eignty-iour years, and who
was brother OF the late Mr.. Richards,
OF Munro & Richards, Paris, France,
and brother-in-law OF the late Amos
Lawrence, OF Massachusetts, was buried
in the family cemetery, on his farm, near
>Coleraln, yesterday.
1HE verdict OF the Uoroner's jury rem
dered in the case OF Rosa Johnson, an
inmate OF Mollie WeaYers house, 216
Plum street, who was delivered OF u
fetus a five months gestation) dis
covered last Wednesday, was death
from premature birth; and we further
lind there was no criminal act committed
with said BIRTH"
CHAs. VANCE, a bad boy, entered the
saloon of b. Buddick, corner Clark and
freeman, last night, raised muss and
was elected. He threw a brick through
pne OF the glass doors and skipped.
When half square away he took a
tumble and broke his leg. lie is now in
the hospital. Buddick didn't shed a
tear at his mishap.
GEORGE BRAND expects to lake part
In next years Mardi Gras procession,
and SO began practicing for that event
yesterday afternoon. When near the
canal bridge ON Twelfth street lie fell
III, striking the back Of his head on the
powders. He was carried insensible to
the Hospital, where his wounds were
pronounced serious but not fatal.
The alarm yesterday morning from
Box 3S was caused by the burning of Mr..
Bufiingtons house, on Celestial street,
Mt. Adams. Before the engines could
climb the steep hill the house and furni-
lure were destroyed. The loss is 81, 200,
upon which there is an insurance OF $500.
Mrs. Burlington, who was sick in bed,
was slightly burned in the face before
che could be rescued.
The Friendly Sons Of st. Patrick have
appointed the following named gentle.
men TO respond to the toasts at their
coming reunion at the Grand Hotel:
Hon. w. J. ONeil, Hon. p. Mallon, Hon.
Geo. II. Pendleton, Gen. Thos. l.. Young.
Cal. W. Thomas, Esq, Hon. j. z. car.
berry, Hon. J. w. Fitzgerald, Gen. w.
=. Halpin. Hon. L. A. Corcoran, DR., A,
u. Carrick, and M. Corbett, ESQ.
WHERE there is weakness of the
tnroat or lungs, neglected cold may be
All that Is required to establish a Iinger-
ing and general fatal disease. Even W 6sre
there is no special tendency to bronchial
or pulmonary trouble, severe cold. left
20 take care OF itself, often plants the