The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-19
LOCAL BREVITIES.
FROST last night.

THE restaurant building at the Zoo
will be done May l.
"M. w. L." GO and get your silver cup
awaiting Identification at the Chlers
Dfice.
THE entertainment to be given at Bible
Chapel this evening promises 10 pe
success.
THAT investigation of "Thos. Green"
doesn't seem to pan out first class for
Thomas.
THE new Common Council Committee
IN Unfinished Business failed to get a
quorum yesterday.
/ BELLE BoYb has been appointed ad
ninistratriX Of the estate OF Lille Han-
aell, deceased. Personally, $l0O.
THE drug men of the country, who were
u business convention at the Gibson
House, left for their homes to-day.
THE cases of the seven counterfeiters
will not be tried before the Commits
sioner but 20 Immediately before the
Grand Jury.
r. M. BISHOP & Co. have donated a
liberal amount of groceries and pro-
visions as rations for the Light GUARDS
On their trip to the Centennial.
JOE. Goss, the noted English pugilist,
has telegraphed Eph. Holland that he
will be in this city next Wednesday to
prepare match with Tom Allen.
!. HIS ROYAL NIBs Dom PEDRO, Empe-
ror of Brazil, has been informed by His
Honor May or ohnston that Cincinnatps
latch-string hangs out-as usual.
i JUDGES MINER AND COLLINS, G. W.
Gerard, 4. McDJugal and l.. M. Hosea
examined twenty-one students OF the
alD nf thn IN N a q II
School last night.
MARY, daughter of DR.. Thad. Reamy,
Of this city, and wife Of DR.. Giles 5.
Mitchell, of GAINESVILLE, died yesterday
in that place. Her funeral will take
place tomorrow.
VINE STREET, west side, between
Fourth and Filth, may in the near fu'
lure be improved by The building OF an
Some such plan is Matching.
PROF. BAUER's challenge to a Gr@co.
Roman wrestling match has been ac.
cepted by Mr.. CristoI, whose agent is
now in this city. The match will take
place Saturday night at Pixies Opera
house.
THE City Solicitor has prepared the
ordinance TO issue $50, 900 Cincinnati Hos
pital bonds-interest per cent, time
thirty years. This is by authority OF an
act OF the Legislature passed at its last
session.
THEODORE BoLLMAN, private watch
man at DiehPs pyrotecnnic establish
ment, on Mount Adams, informs us that
Re was right on the spot when that fire
occurred, and was the very man that
''scooped'' it in.
J.L. KEcK, M. W. Neff, Hugh McBir-
ney, Oliver Perrin and W. A. Goodman
have associated themselves together,
and organized the Cincinnati Abattoir
and w arehouse Company. Capital stock
t25O,OO0, divided into $50 shares.
THE Louisville Short-line Railroad
commenced yesterday to run through
,ieepers on their $40 P. M. train to
Nashville, Decatur, Montgomery, Mo-
bile, and New Orleans, and to New Or.
leans via Milan.
LIEUT.. A. L. DUwELIUs states emphat-
tcally that the Light Guards will 60 to
the Centennial, and they intend to 60 on
foot as proposed, all talk to the contrary
notwithstanding. This being official,
chat matter can be considered settled.
ssTHE Advance Guard OF the Cincin-
natl Light Guard" publication issued
in the interest of the above military or
ganization on its march from Cincin-
natl to Philadelphia, has made its ap-
pearance, bearing the names Of Col.
VIM. st. Martin, Business Manager, and
p. L. Belts, Editor.
1 GEN. CHAs. E. LAMoTTE, a native oi
Wilmington, Delaware, u brevet Briga.
dier General at the close OF the war-a
lawyer by profession, at one time in the
Jaw Office OF Forrest q Lindemann, aged
1orty years, small Of stature and OF quiet
manners-is probably the coming man
Ior Chief of Police.
JAMES MADISON, of As New street, q
solored laborer on the Government build.
ing, on Filth street, fell distance oi
thirty-tive feet, from the platform of q
derrick to pile of broken stones, yes.
terday afternoon, and sutfered very Sc.
we're Injuries. He was cared for by PC.
liceman Won Seggern.
! THE Coroner held an inquest yester
day afternoon on the body OF Ellen Scott
who died from injuries caused by burns
from coal oil lamp exploding last Wed.
nesday at her residence, No. 51O West
Sixth street. The verdict of the jury
wound up with Sand we further find
that her husband is partly to blame for
her death for not calling in physician
to attend her injuries when first re.
ceived."
/ HANNAFoRD & PRoCTER, architects,
have been making arrangements at Ex.
position Hall for the accommodation Of
those attending the National Rspubli.
can Convention In June, and they find
that the seatings for delegates comprise
1000 chairs in the parquette; chairs foi
$50 persons are on the stage; space fol
100 reporters, which may bs increased
30 200, is in front OF the stage. The bal.
comics have a seating and standing ca
pacity combined for 1000 spectators, SO
that in all there may be as many as 4,76O
participants in the nomination Of the
candidate for the next President of the
United States.
WHAT is more common or distressing
than bilious attack? Who is not ia
aniliar with the well-known symptoms.
oppression across the stomach and chest /,