The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.


tomorrow.
No QUORUM at the Council meeting
yesterday evening.
THE Courthouse has use for twenty
seven Directories.
b. PoHLs shoe store, on Sycamore
street, was victimiZed out OF pair OF
shoes lately.
YESTERDAY was the last OF the Fall
races at Chester Park.
AN iron bridge Is to be built across
Ross Run, on the Carthage Pike.
WILLIE GALLAGHER, of Corporation
alley, died suddenly yesterday in tit of
teething.
THE Jewish Hospital on Baum street
has Withdrawn its plea for free water
privileges.
W.R JOHNSON, 1O9 West Sixth street,
is happy to-day. 1t is boy, and weighs
ten pounds.
ALLEN HAIsLEY wants to recover by
law the sum of $3.50 from Wlegand
Schmidt for injury to his buggy.
DAVE CARNAHAN, the guard of the
"Black MarIa," has been sick for the
past week with chills and lever. Dave,
shake.
GEN. B. II. BRIsTow will address an
open air meeting at Cheviot this even
ing, after which he will speak in Robin
soi's Opera-house.
A LITTLE girl, twelve years old, and
named Laura Buelton, has been missing
for some days from her home, No. 40
East Third street.
A NEW tower clock, made by Mr.. HUI.
bert Rengers, OF SO Poplar street, is soon
TO be put up on the spire Of st. Glenn
ents' Church, at st. Bernard.
THE Rev. f. j. Parry, of Philadelphia,
former pastor of the Third Baptist
Church, this city, will preach in that
church tomorrow, morning and even
ing.
ALL Democrats OF the Fourteenth
Ward Will meet at the corner of Flndlay
and Central avenue tonight, Saturday,
ut 7 o'clock for the purpose ofjoining
the grand procession.
THE Mechanics Institute School of
Design will engage an Instructor in
stucco work and plaster of Paris model
Ing generally, for the ensuing fall and
winter session, ii pupils sufficient pre-
sent themselves for instruction In that
branch of art.
ELIZABETH RUCKER has brought suit
against Reynolds, Saulspaugh u Co.,
contractors Of the Southern Railroad
Bridge, to compel them to pay $40 900 to
The next OF kin OF James Bruner, a
workman who fell from the rigging OF
the structure some months ago and was
drowned.
THE men arrested yesterday at the
office OF the Patrol" the names of
whom were in yest rday's STAR, ap-
peared before Judge Lindemann, but the
parties not being ready Tor trial, the
ease was continued until next Friday.
Those held as witnesses were allowed 10
depart, on signing bond of 500, their
own cogniZances being taken, and the
proprietors OF the sheet, Mullaney Il
Kinney, were remanded to their cells in
default of $500 bail.
MR.. LEWIS G. BERNARD, Clerk OF the
Board of Public W orks, and candidate
on the Democratic ticket for the position
bf Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas,
has sued the Gazette Company, Of this
city, for an alleged libelOus statement
made in that paper yesterday, III which
Bernard is accused Of having been ar
rested in New York City, eleven years
ago, on minor criminal charge. He
estimates his damages by reason of said
publication at $4,000.
Ara meeting of the stockholders Of
the "Bank of Cincinnati" held recently,
the following were elected Directors 10
serve @r'the ensuing year: Il. A. Lang
horst, Louis Kruse, Albert Fisher, Ma
thaniel Newburgh, G. Blickle. l. N. ST.
mon, E. Kugemah, George Amsp4rger
and John II. OVerbecke. At a sGbse-
uuent meeting OF the Directors, for or
ganzatlon, Il. A. Langhorst was elected
President; Albert Fischer, Vice Presi-
dent; Herman Huseman, Cashier.
EPHRIAM RHYNER, a roofer, living on
Clark street, was arrested last night by
Lieutenant Cody, of the Oliyer-street
Station-housc, on the charge of commit
inga rape upon seVen-year old child
named Carrie R9emmich, whose parents
reside on West Ninth street, last Mon
day afternoon. 1t is alleged the deed
was committed in the stable in the rear
Of tAe Roemmich residence, where q
party Of roofers have been in the habit
Of meeting. An examination of the
little victim by Dr.. Heron disclosed
the fact that the child is now
afflicted with loathsome disease. The
prisoner appeared in the Police Court
thi, morning, and by request of his
counsel an examination of the charge
was laid over until next Friday. Bond
$1,000.
The Banner Ward,