The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-04
LOCAL BREVITIES.

AhE VI % Nlahu OuAy mas DSSA NAS
charged.
THIRTY TWO new citizens were turned
out yesterday.
Two alarms OF fire yesterday morning,
but no damage to report.
THERE will be no Republican parade
Tonight. The order has been revoked.
THE remains OF Archilles Pugh were
Inferred this morning at 10 O'Clock at
Waynesyllle, Warren County, Ohio
Col. S. A. WHITFIELD and Frank. c.
Ampt, Esq, will address a Republican
meeting tonight at SpaetRs Hall, UNI
minsville.
THE Cincinnati Red Stocking Juniors
and the Flreflies will play game of
baseball on the Red Stocking Grounds
tomorrow.
The Young Women's Branch of the
Women's Christian Association realized
b450 2S from their recent festival at
Greenwood Hall.
PATROLMAN GILFoYLE has been dis.
missed from the police force on the
Dharge of accepting bribe Of 81 or re-
leasing prisoner.
A SPECIAL detail of detectives will be
made by Col. Wood for election day to
enforce the law of closing all places
where liquor is sold.
FINES and costs collected in the Police
Court during the month of October are
us follows: City cases, 81, 769 %; State
eases, $96S 70; total, 80, ,739.
A BROWN COUNTY farmer named
James Smith lost his team and $50 in
money last evening while he was sober
ing up, in lot on Eighth,street Hill.
The Republicans of the Second Pre-
clnct OF The Twenty-third Ward will
have what they call 'home rally" to-
night a. the Wigwam, No. 472 Freeman
street.
THE General Southwestern Passenger
Office of the Pan-han lie Railroad mas
been removed from 155 West Fourth
street to the southwest corner OF Baker
aud Vine streets.
The passenger department OF the p,
e. " st. l.. Railway have removed their
office from No. 155 West Fourth street TO
No. 13l Vine street, in the rear of the
ticket t-ofhce-corner OF Baker and Vine.
W.T.. KINsLEY, of Morristown, Shelby
County, o., has reported to the Chief OF
Police that while passing Hawley's book
store ON Vine street, yesterday aft f.
noon, he was Jostled about by few men
there, and soon after he missed his
pocket-book containing $1,344, which lie
had just drawn from bank.
THE Board OF Police Commissioners
at a special meeting last night made the
following appointments: Sergeants
William Montgomery, Chris. Brothers
and NJ. F. Riley as Lieutenants; acting
Lieutenant Y. Beninger was confirmed,
and Patrolman f. W. Meyer was pro-
NOTED to the flee OF Lieutenant. Elder
Sandy Bait was reinstated as Station
house keeper.
COL. IRA WOOD has received dis
patch from f. Dougherty, Prosecuting
Attorney OF Kenton County, Oaio, say
ing Hold John Connolly and Charles
Wilson, they are Kenton burglars"
These men are held here on suspicion of
stealing "a lot OF clothing, which they
can give no satisfactory account OF.
Their cases have been laid over until
next Wednesday.
AT the meeting of the Council Board
last night the following new ordinances
were presented: 10 appropriate $G1S to
pay judgment claim OF Mary L. She
han; 1888 % from the park funu /;
S13219 from the Water-works fund /;
III 662 10 from the Bridge Fund. anu
E5r, 00 rom lie Street r. ring IFund.
To assess special tax for Easc ulley.
To assess special tax for KenioA
street, from Mcmillan street to Monroe
street.
No. As Gest street, the residence OF
Samuel W. Cullom, Esq, was the scene
Off very pleasant party last night. The
occasion was the twenty eighth birth
day OF the respected head of the family,
and the party-a complete surprise to
him-was given by Mrs. Cullom in honor
OF the event. A large number Of friends
were in attendance, and refresh nents
and dancing were the Order OF the night.
The company adjourned at late hour
with many ''long may he wave.'
A LADY boarder at the Grand Hotel
yesterday afternoon, while ascend n :
on the elevator to go to her room,
dropped her pocket-book, containing
ABOUT SIS. Several parties were going
up at the same time. One OF them, a
gentleman (D picked UP the book and
put it in his pocket, On being asked
what he had taken, he replied that it was
cigar which he had dropped. Moth
ing was thought of the matter uutil the
lady went to her room, when she misse d
her money. The man, in the meantime,
had disappeared from the hotel, and ia.
ken passage on the mail boat.