The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-20
LOCAL PERSONALS.

MIR. THEODORE COOK is Mayor OF Gilt
ton, pro TEN.
MAYOR JOHNSTON was forty-seYsa
years old yesterday.
DIR. THEODORE NJ. WrFrKAMP has re-
turned from his visit to Louisville.
L. A. WEBSTER, of the U. s. Marine
Department, is stopping at the Gibson
House.
PROF. A. BEAUGMEAU, OF the Oxford
Female College, is stopping at the ~.
James,
GEN. JOE GEIGER, of Columbus. better
known as the Swapping Turtle" is In
the city.
A. r. BENSON, Of New York, brother
in-law of the Fat Contributor" Ia at
the Crawford House.
ED. N. WHITCHER, OF 103 West Pearl
street, mourns the loss of q cluster dia-
mond ring valued at $3.50.
W. II. TENNIS, Freight Agent oI the
Atlantic & Great Western Road, is TIM
father Of new little son.
HON. Tom PAxToN's "dome or
thoughV reminds one of the pictures
OF tne immortal VIM. Shakespeare.
GEO. II. SCHooNMAKER, OF the May
or's office, has issued two hundred and
fifty dog licenses 80 far this week.
]. W. CORNING, agent OF the Hoygs
German Cologne Mandatory in New
York, is in the city at the Burnet H0use.
Mr.. J. L. SEAsoNGooD, the banker. Is
erecting fine stone-front residences on
the north side OF Eighth street, west or
Race.
HON. W. p. WALLACE, Sheriff elect,
was serenaded by the Eighteenth Ward
Glee Club, at his home in Avondale lasS
| night.
GEN. j. H. OLEY, OF Huntington, Vas
who, during the war, commanded The
| forces throughout the Kanawha Valley ,is
| in the city.
VIM. MEANS and family have arrived
in the city from their trip to the Expo
sition and have taken rooms for thu
winter at the Grand Hotel.
JAMES M. CARLOS, of Brownsville, In
diana, formerly q student of st. Xavier
| College, Is in the city, the guest of ME.
John Hummel, OF the Gait House.
GEO. A. SMITH, ESQ, President of thu
Mt. Auburn Street Railroad Company.
will leave tomorrow night for New
York, accompanied by his son CLARK.
MIR. LOUIS BALLENBERG has just re-
turned from the East, bringing with him
a quantity OF orchestra music with
which to delight his audiences this
winter.
Lieut.. JAKE BIRNBAUM says that when
he goes ii ,hing again he don't want amy
CIV cops" in hs'n. He says they stole
all his bait and then refused to pay the
"diyvy."
REV. N. sUMMERBELL, former pastor
Of Bible Chapel, is in the city, looking
hale and hearty. He leaves this evening
to attend the Christian Conference n
Higginsport, Ohio.
VIM. l. ToRRENCE, 'Rex" of Mara
Gras Day, has been laid up for SOM
time with the gOut. He leaves mex
Tuesday morning for New York, aud
thence 70 Russia.
GEORGE oAMM, a full blood sheatfou
Chinee," has obtained license to mar
ry-"aliee samee Mclean man." Ths
happy bride Is good looking white girl
named SALLY BROWN.
/ About three hundred excursioniaty
from Tennessee, under charge of Col
U. L. COLLINS, will be in the city 20.
morrow. They have engaged rooms mt
the Gibson House. During their stay
they intend to inspect the wonders Of
our city and suburbs.
Among the prominent arrivals at the
Walnut-street House were the follow
ing: W. L. Downie, Wharfmaster cl
Pomeroy; W. g. Fuller, of the firm OF
Fuller u Co., the heaviest furnitlrO
manufacturers at Gallipolis, o., ana ).
W. Chestnut and vile, of Pomeroy.
> ! JUDGE LINDEMANN says that CincIu-
natl is the only city with which he is ac.
quainted where the custom is in vogue
Of accepting money as security for Che
appearance Of persons charged with
minor 0tfenses. There is no law or ordi-
nance sanctioning the custom, and he
thinks it should be discontinued.