The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LOCAL BREVITIES.
A. @. CRUDE was admitted to practice
tnthe United States Court.
Mss HELEN SPARMANN, the talented
piAnist, has returned from the East.
Policeman VIM. II. Green, who died of
pneumonia last Monday, was buried TO-
day.
YHE amount OF silver paid out yester-
day by Assistant Treasurer Davis was
only $685..
HERMAN GRoRTHE, of 322 Eastern av-
enue, Fulton, has been missing since
6anday afternoon.
MISS EMMA FRAZIER's residence on
Sycamore street has been relieved of a
n0id watch and other valuables BY
sneak thiefs.
TEE Eagle Insurance Company will
occupy the rooms on Third street. re-
ssntly vacated by Hughes, Wright g.
Co., bankers.
WIN. PENN LODGE, 1. o. o. f., had an
enjoyable entertainment at their Hall,
Garner OF Central avenue and Eighth
strsets, last night
THAT beautifully carved piano, deco
xatad by Miss Agnes Pitman, Of the
School Of Design, and destined for the
Centennial, Is on exhibition at Baldwin's
mnsic store.
JUDGE Cox has granted temporary
erder restraining the Consolidate ted
Street Railroad Company from placing
HtMrn-table on McMicken avenue, oppo.
stte the premises of T. Q. West.
THE sale of the Burnet Work-house
Eot has been indefinitely postponed. 1t
In understood that the Third National
Hank has advanced $50, 900 to satisfy the
execution OF Alexander Long and 9TH
eKa.
a LADY's small gold watch, double
Casss, blue enameled, with seven small
clad flowers, which John Linet attempt
Cd to pawn, 10 at the Office Of the Chief
af Police, where it may be seen.
THE "Committee Of Safety" of the
Ninth Ward, an organization gotten up
- retard the progress OF public vice in
that locality, held a meeting with closed
doors last night. The Committee is COM
POSED OF about one hundred and fifty
Substantial citizens who mean business
I'M row among the colored rousta-
bouts on board the steamer Glasgow
yesterday, one Of them, Thomas Baty,
Was seriously cut in the right shoulder
with knife in the hands Of Rowley Mar
lin. The wounded man was removed to
Ehe Marine Hospital, and Martin es-
esped.
A MEETING will be held next Satur-
day in the interest of the Cincinnati &
Portsmouth Narrow-gauge Railroad at
Ms. Washington, when there will be an
election of Directors, and the location OF
line will be established. We are as
aufed that enough stock will then be
euhscribed to build the road as far as
Bethel, Clerment County.
LOOK at the array of talented gentle
men who want TO be Chief of Police: Col.
". l.. De Beck, Robert MoGrew, Major
J. A. bentley, Col. J. e. Crane, Gen. III.
q. Kennstt, W. q. Williams, Frank.
kitchen, Gen. G. B. La Motto, Capt. W
II. Higdon, Ira Wood, Louis Voight, s.
Eckerat taft, Col. Lew. Wilson, Col. Jerry
Eisrsted and Judge N. Marchant.
A BRILLIANT wedding took place in
Ayondale yesterday. The happy pail
sxe Mr.. John Davies Jones, son of Geo.
". jones, prominent business man OF
this city, and Miss Mary Cecilia Potter,
daughter Of NJ. D. Potter, founder Of the
Cincinnati Commercial. The ceremony
took place at the residence of John A
Pomeroy. and WAS performed by Arch.
kshop Purcell.
AT the meeting Of the citizens of the
Hast End last night at the Eighteens
Engfne-hOuse TO take action in oppos,
tioR to the proposed bridge across the
Mount Lookout Dummy track at Craw-
ash, . committee consisting Of DR.. o
". Nixon, John McVay, J. L. Themp.
ssn and John Johnson was appointed to
Iay the matter before the Board OF Pub
aG W orks.
HKRE are a few who want to toll as
Secretary OF the Police Commissioners
II. T. Heckert, r. Van AusdOl, Fl. G
Eaton, ]. e. Owens, n. Duncan, j. A.
II. n. Miller, g. ID. Mckinney, w. c.
Townsend, F. W. Steigelman, 4. Sholz,
-- Butler, J. N. Hopple, James Har.
uer, s. Benjamin., r. A. Lee, D. W. Cliff
tan, 8. W. Trost, ana u. Tate.
IRE "United Daughters" Of Walnut
Hills, society Of cOlored ladies, held
khair ninth annual reunion at the M. II
Church last night. Rev. B. W. Arnei
delivered an address. The following
a1ieers Of the society were elected Tor
shs year: President. Mrs. Mary SMITH
Vice President, Mrs. Belle Reeder; Sec.
seasry, Mrs. Julia Broodie; Assistant
Secretary, Mise Ledia Prior; Grand
HArshal, Miss Matte A. Peyton; Attor.
HoJt 4iLLe a. AAMbttV4BS SsSWh&~n, N asses
kateke Metcan and Mary Morton; Treas.
ueK, Mrs. Rebecca Davis.
THE marriage Of Miss Josie Meyer, Of
iris city, to Mr.. John q. Hendricks, the
preEs&gent Aain-streat paper dealer
f1ok place this morning at O'clock al
"a. Rhiiomena Church, Rev. Meyer, 0
nssthsr Of the bride officiating. Messrs
6soKge Hendricks, John q. Hendricks
aaA Joseph Kieffer acted as groomsmen
and the Misses Moorman, Windler and
:. yiceman as bridesmaids. After the
vesaonies at the church, sumptuous
,st awaite1a the happy couple and
80 70 at the residence Of the brides
sssaS, =, no. 1SO Clinton street. s4=-
,. b pleasure that add my tes.
~" 'e excellence OF DIR. Jayne,s