The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.

THE Hamilton County Intirmary has
240 inmates.
BILLS against the Infirmary has been
ordered paid.
MR.. TIMOTHY KIRBY is still lying at
the point of death.
TIE attendance at the night-schools,
since the holidays, is reduced.
THE sKankakee Route" has two new
and elegant Pullman sleepers.
NEW cars have been put on the Sixth
and Baymiller-s street railroad line.
r. T. SCowDEN, our Scowden, has
been elected City Engineer Of LOUIS
vile.
ARCHBISHOP PURCELL patronized all
the tables literally at the Bazaar last
night.
THE firm OF Smith s. McAlpin has sus-
pended. Liabilities 100000; assets,
100000.
WORK is resumed on Route No. 13 be-
tween Woodward and Abigail streets on
Hunt street.
DIR. GERHARD RoHLFs claims to be
the first European that ever reached
Fee, the capital of Morocco.
MEssRs. FORREST, Miller and O'Neil
AAC VIC NA Ch COubCStoub5 lOL tuc SOu-
gressional cane at the Bazaar.
MRS. Cook, residing at Fifth and
Stone, had her clothes lines relieved OF
$40 worth of washing last night.
THE subcommittee, to whom was re-
ferre1 the Consolidated Street Railroad
ordinance, was granted further time for
report.
AN Indians skull was found by work
a pa un1 in tin thn
dation of the Clifton Incline Plane en-
gine-house.
GEORGE e. CALENDER. druggist, was
swindled out of one dollars worth OF
drugs on an order purporting to be
signed by the Daily Gazette Company.
SUPERINTENDENT SRAUCH, of the
Spring Grove Cemetery, yesterday re-
ceived a recognition of his services.
His salary was incl eased from $4,000 to
$1,000.
MICHAEL ARNOLD, sentenced in 1870
for twenty years TO the Penitentiary,
upon conviction of shooting Officer Wit
tenbower with intent to kill, has been
pardoned.
THE Illusion Exhibition closes with this
week, when all that have not witnessed
this delightful entertainment OF mystery
should avail themselves of the chance
and 20 see it.
A REMoNsTRANcE, signed by over .12O
citizens, viii be presented to Council to-
day demonstrating against the city en-
tering into any contract with the owner
OF the Ross Road Rammer.
The Directors of Spring Grove Gene
terry yesterday appropriated 50 900 tow
ard the building oil Mitchell avenue, and
the same amount for the completion OF
Grnapnt a Tho
AN inquest was held yesterday even
ing on the body of Chas. Zorn, VINO died
suddenly during fit while sitting in
chair on the steamer Chas. Morgan. A
verdict of death by consumption was
given.
THE NATIONAL, with its spendid bill
OF variety, continues TO draw large
houses. Among the many features in.
troduced, and worthy of particular men.
tion, is the step dancing of Miss Annie
Hughes, the Irish sketches of John L.
Kelley, and the funny sayings OF the old
favorites Foster and Douglas, who never
fail to please. Tonight, change of pro-
.gramme.
AT the meeting of the Council Com.
mittee on Public Landing the resolution
referred to the committee from the Board
OF Alderman to set apart the landing at
VIC lOOb VI aOlu bbtGtt lOI buG use Vi the
rtil.Zing Company was referred to
subcommittee. A committee OF two, in
connection with the City Solicitor, was
appointed to report a basis of settlement
with Mr.. s. Forbus, ,one of the lessees of a
portion OF the city's wharf property.
MRS. X. ZrNGRAFF runs a little vari-
ETY. sore al No. 2l5 Findlay street. For
the holidays she imported a small lot of
toys, the bill of sale amounting to $72.
The goods arrived in New York, and she
received from u. w. Junge & Co., Gus
tom-house Brokers'" &C., a letter stating
that there had been consigned to them
disc, upon which there was due S76 96-
fees for duty, commission, custom-house
brokerage, &c. She'd better let them
keep the goods.
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