The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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Pearl, has been robbed.
THE Central Christian Church on
Ninth street has membership of over
eight hundred.
NEW MUsIC-A serio-comic song. Gall
Tied Back" from F. w. Helmick, No. 27s
West Sixth street.
JOSEPH q. RINGwALT & Co., merchants
of thirty-three years standing, propose
to retire from business.
REV. DIR. JEFFREY, formerly Of this
city, has lately come into possession of
legacy lett him in England.
The Old Volunteer Firemen will meet
at the Gifts Engine House this evening
to pay their annual dividend.
THE sale OF seats for the Continental
Costume Reception was continued pri.
vately yesterday at ohm Church's at the
price Of 50 a chair.
THE Advisory Committee Of the Meth
odist Book Concern Of the East and West
reports the amount of their sales last
year to be $l,500,000.
EDWARD SMITH, son of the late Cap
tain w. A. Smith, Superintendent of the
Sanitary Police force, has been appoint
ed to position in the Health Office.
FOR copies of the Graphic containing
illustrations of last Saturdays horror
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IN supplying you with anything In the
reading matter line.
In Columbus, Ohio, on the 22d Of this
month, the Society OF Mexican Veterans
will assemble. Every old soldier who
served in that unpleasantness is cordially
invited to be on hand.
BERNARD MACK, who lived at No. 140
Abigail street, while returning home
from his work last evening, was attacked
with hemorrhage, and he died soon
after. He leaves family.
MAYOR JOHNSTON and his colaborers
i'll the "Board OF Safety" visited Woods,
Robinson's and the Grand Opera-house,
yesterday, and expressed themselves as
well satisfied with the arrangements OF
each.
MIR. VIM. HALLER, State Lecturer of
the Sovereigns of Industry, was greeted
with large and attentive audience at
Union Bap tist Church last evening. He
handled the Labor question with re-
lnarkable skill and energy.
MISSES LIZZIE MCCABE, Katie McCau-
ley and Mary Rogers, covered them
selves with glory in their rendition Of
their parts OF the dialogue entitled "Be-
ware OF the Widows" at the closing Of
the exercises OF the pupils Of the Fifth
District Night School, last night.
steamer Minnie, boat owned by Messrs.
Freiberg u Workum, and which plies
between this city and Petersburg, Ind,
fell overheard and was drowned, near
Parlor Grove, on Wednesday last, on
the downward trip.
The National Theater Comique has
been drawing big houses this week. The
drama, "Gilderoy," is good one, and is
we'll supported, by the stock company.
The different variety acts on the pro.
gramme are nightly encored. Tle per-
formance concludes each evening with a
capital minstrel scene.
The following named gentlemen have
been appointed resident physicians OF
the Cincinnati Hospital: From Miami
College--Dr. L. NJ. He Imam, DR.. John S.
Marshall, DR.. A. r. Jones, DR.. John o.
Mcdowell; OHIO College-Dr. r. NJ. G b.
son, DR.. W. &. Kcrley; Cincinnati Col
lege-Dr. J. Rothaker.
THE funeral of May, daughter Of o. L.
Rankin, of the firm OF e. S. Rankin &
Co., took place yesterday from her par
ents' residence, in Covington. Rev. MI
Felix conducted the services. The house
was filled with sympathizing friends
Mays little schoolmates came in body
t0pay their last tribute of love.
THE body OF the woman found recently
at Gravelotte has been identified as tha
OF a daughter Of Israel Muchmore.
has been inferred by her relatives OF
Indian Hill. In that neighborhoOd ther,
is another missing woman named Eliza
beth Beyington, nee MofiiJ, who has no
been seen since the Gath of last month
Her people live at Camp Dennison.
AT the yearly election of officers o
The Sinton Cadets the following wer
elected: Abraham Whitney, Captain
Will. james, First Lieutenant; .Jame
Montgomery, Second Lieutenant; Jo
Murray, First Sergeant; Will. Gibson
Second Sergeant; John Evans, Thir
Sergeant; VIM. Auten, Bearer oil Colors
The S;ntons meet at their Armory o
Friday evening, February IS, to max
preparations Tor the parade Oh the 22d.
JACOB ELsAs, ESQ, some time ago pun
chased the old Chustian Church build
ing on Sixth, near Mound, and convert
ed it into u daily market-house. Tn
scheme has not proved successful, an
another change s destined to take place
MIR. FL. Stewart, oil the Empire Bakery
close by, having leased the building
workmen are now engaged in putting u
large bake-ovens in the basement. Il
the rear Of the building large dining
room will be located for use by danciu
parties and other entertainments. Thi
Is regarded as a decided improvement
In that locality.
The Grand Jury has made the fina
report to Judge Burnet. The followin
are the names of the unfortunates: Cor
Baldwin, keeping brothel; Anna Wa
her,same; Madame Hahn, same; Madam
Mackey, same; Nellie Bush, same; Ii!
zie ManleY, same; Madame Florenc
same; Minnie Woll, same; Edward K
ley, grand larceny; John Lipps, assau
- rape; John Howe, Fred. Friend an
VIM. Manning, burglary, two indie
meDts. The Grand Jury were in sessio
fiye days, and examined forty -one case
They found TWENTY-FIVE bills, passe
four cases, and ignored sixteen.
ALTHOUGH many are predisposed
lung troubles from birth, yet even sue
may escape consumption, or other pu
monary or bronchial diseases, ii dl
care and watchfulness be observed, al
all exctting causes uEe promptly treatt
as they arise. 1t is in these cases ID
Jayne's Expectorante exercises its mo-
beneficial effects, and has produced ii
largcst proportion OF its cures. Besid,
promptly removing coughs and cold
which when left to themselves are IL