The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LOCAL BREVITIES.
TOM COLLINS is on the Grand Jury.
JACOB KRAMER was also a hero at the
Opera-house calamity.
No QUORUM of the Board OF Council.
men yesterday evening.
Two coats and vest await an owner
at the Ninth-street Station.
THE house No. Z East Fourth street
has been 'seen" by burglars.
NED GREENwooD's blooded pups won
the prize at the Chicago dog show.
MICHAEL CRIES, Of Lick Run, cele-
brated his semi-centennial day or two
ago.
GEN. F. W. WooLLEY, a Thoroughbred
from Lexington, KY, is looking around
town to-day.
Mr.. II. CLosTERMAN has declined the
honor of President of the Cincinnati
Furniture Exchange.
The "W. Il. Davis" the first engine
for the Westwood Narrow Gauge,
reached the city yesterday.
COL. N. L. ANDERSON, at the Pixies
Opera-house sale OF boxes for the Charity
Concert, paid $50 for first choice.
BROWN, the mind-reader, will proba-
bly give another exhibition of his pow-
THREE pocket-books were gobbled by
the light-tingered, yesterday, at the
Plum-street depot. Aggregate loss, $314.
J.C. REvIs, train dispatcher of the
Louisville Short-line Railroad, was mar
ried yesterday to young lady Of Love-
land.
The Campbell Light Guards and Sill
Guards OF Chillicothe will be here to
participate in the military display on
the 22d.
The different committees engaged in
the preparations lor the Mardi Gras will
meet at the Burnet House at eight
O'Clock tonight.
MIKE CoRBETT's horse and buggy
city property--nas been levied on to sat
isfy ajudgment of $50 90 obtained against
the city. by Asa Risher.
MR.. L. NJ. HOSEA will lecture this
evening at the rooms OF the I. Nj. q. A.
On the subject OF "The Ancient Ameri-
can Empire" Seats are free.
MRS. HENRY KEssLER, -one of the in
jured at the Opera-hOuse disaster, is
rapidly improving; SO also are Mrs. Sol
pmon Goldschmidt and Miss Alice Uhl.
The Consolidated Street Railroad
Company was compelled to make de-
posit Of money for neglecting to place an
extra horse to the cars ascending Sixth
street hill. The s. P.C A. did it.
MRS. HAYES dropped lighted coal-oil
lamp last night at O'clock on the base
ment floor OF the house No. 90 East Sixth
street, hence the alarm from Box 49,
Small loss, in the way of furniture.
The following articles, lost during the
Opera-house panic, were still on hand
Is ladies' hats, 10 gents hats, shawls,
girps cape, D NUTS, 9 fur capes, shoes,
scarfs, handkerchieis, NC.
THERE was small unpleasantness
yesterday at the stock-yards. Joe Law.
renee, VIM. Burt, Joe Fischer and Henry
Lee, all stock men, were the parucl-
pants. After the battle they s'made up,"
and no arrests were made.
LEONARD SPILLARD and Charlie Wor-
thington, two Cumminsyille lads, while
skating on Kirby's pond, In the Twenty
fifth Ward, yesterday, came very near
being drowned by breaking through the
ice. They were gallantly rescued by
Martin Aukenbauer. stone-cutter, al
work in the neighborhood.
THE Board of County Commissioners
Yesterday commenced suit against o
nj. Langdon to recover large number
of lots in Lee, Wilson & Bullock's sub
division in Carthage, which the petition
AYERS Langdon purchased with the funds
OF Longview Asylum, and took the titl'
in his own name, as Trustee for tn
county.
GEO. GRAHAM yesterday filed motto,
of attachment against the 81, $50 allowed
MIR. e. d. Mansfield as compensation
for estimating the value OF the service
OF the Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Trustees. Mr.. Graham claims that MI
Manstield's grocery bill Of $3.50 Tor tn
year 1885 has never been paid, and b
wants this amount with interest sine
that date.
DIR. Tom. o. EDWARDS, SR., formerly
of this city, father OF our own DR.. Tom
died last Saturday in North Wneeiing
OF paralysis. He was member OF Con
gress in 1919. 1t is related as historl
oal fact that John Quincy Adams die
in his arms. At the breaking out OF tn
war he entered the Union army as
Surgeon, and was wounded at the BATH
of Pittsburg Landing. He was sixty
six years OF age.
NOTICE has already been given OF tn
mysterious disappearance OF Fred. Heit
OF Melancthon street, and also that
coat and hat had been found late at nigf
on the Central avenue ferryboat. Held
daughter yesterday identified the cos
and hat as those worn by her father. Th
Girl is left with the care Of tive sma
children. The mother has been dead
year, and the father was intemperate.
THE Cincinnati Furniture Exchane
filed its papers Of incorporation with u
Recorder yesterday. The 1ncorpor
tors are: II. Kreimer, A. l.. Rem
kamp, Frank Wersel, Philip Schucher
e. Langbrake, J.F. Brandt, M. Hebe
ger, II. 4. Holzhalb, G. Kaifer, G. y
Hoilibird, Geo. II. Clarke, j. Lindaue
B. Leeker, W. ]. r. johnson, II. L. Eel
wlsch, j. G.. Sextro, g.. Henshaw, j
Otis Hidden, 8. NJ. Barrett and Augustl
Vosmer.
THE following gentlemen are now
Columbus, looking after the interests
the Southern Road. They reached the
last evening: Robert Mitchell, Villa
Glenn, Samuel J. Hale, John Dixie
Alex. Hill, r. N. Bishop, Dan. B. H,
A. g. Adae, Richard Ksyes, Abe
schwill, Jas. L. Haven, Thos. 4. HUI
Thos. +. Shaw, o. H. Goeffroy, j.
Wayne, D.J. Falls, Josiah Kirby. j.
nj - ill., 2u1I