The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.

ootE clear and cool.
LOCAL BREVITIEs.
RHR Gymnasium has check room at
Last.
SEVEN deeds OF assignment were exc
c1ted last week.
Efs Ool. l.. C. Weir now. He's Aid
ds-Camp to Gov. Hayes.
THE net proceeds OF the Orphans Ba-
kAar reach nearly $4,000.
0NR hundred ana fifty-nine deaths
t&st Week--74 from smallpox.
HALLs Safe and Lock Company re-
nnmed operations this morning.
Din. DAVE NASH, of Hammond-street
Station, has not got the smallpox.
NEARLY 400, 900 head of hogs have been
slaughtered in this city this season.
TEE Centennial Guards won the flag
" $2Ss 30 majority, in cash vote Of
1901 90.
THos. MCLAUGHLIN, ITS Canal street,
nouns the loss OF valuable overcoat,
stolen from his office.
MIKE COSTELLO, by the aid Of S91 of
hls friends, was enabled to walk off with
that gold-headed cane.
~s~Ass AAs We OSOII u6G I6blRu6u lu0 Su-
Rdrintendency Of the Young Mems
Christian Association.
THH crack shots of the Cincinnati
Light Guard are Lieutenant Fisher and
Rrtyates Mcfarland and Weir.
TILE funeral Of Robert o. Strong will
tRke place tomorrow at O'Clock p, M,
from Lane Seminary Church.
THn hot-house of Norris flower gar
G9u. near Wintnn PIaao xvoa doo+rnS.s
tioo. AO'' ABOUT
THE sale OF tickets for DR.. Talma ee,s
lecture next Thursday evening began
this morning at No. 16 Mcfarland
street.
THr storm last evening tore down a
now building, In course of construction,
- the southWest corner Of John and
Oliver streets.
MR. II. N. SMITH, Of Smith q McAlpin.
LAsely suspended, assured his creditors
teaf they would be paid fifty cents on
the dollar.
John W. PAUL, ESQ, has been elected
Secretary OF the Odd-lellows' Protective
Association OF Cincinnati, in place of 8.
d. Smith, Esq., resigned.
DURING the services at Christ Church
lAst evening thief stole an overeoat
helonging to the preacher, and another
belonging to Mr.. Henry james.
A YOUNG thief broke into the saloon,
No. 1lS West Third street, yesterday al
terneoD, and carried OF about $12 worth
Of cigars and tobacco and some small
change.
CAPTAIN ANDERsON's residence, on
Fourth near Pike street, was robbed by
Rneak thieves last evening OF silk hat,
umbrella, oYercoat, and a lady's water
proof oloak.
ME-. JAMES ABEL, SO well known by |
his work OF decorating the interior OF |
our Exposition building, has gone to |
philadelphia to perform similar duty for |
the Centennial building.
NEARLY all the deaths from smallpox
last week occurred in the Tenth, Elev-
enth and Thirteenth wards, principally
smong Germans, who hold violent
prejudice against vaccination.
SOME lads entered VOLTS bakery, No
M6 Liberty street, last night, and car
FED on the till TO neigbboripg alley.
They were scared off before they could
1tfie the drawer of its contents.
That old German scientist of this city
who predicted that we were to have no
cold weather this winter because the
Garth-worms were within two inches of
the surface had better take some Vermi-
fugs.
CAPT. CHAs. W. KARR Che don't spell
ID with q has been appointed Assist
SBt Adjutant General by Gov. Hayes
an appointment eminently fit to be made
and well merited compliment to an
cfaeer and gentleman.
REV. FATHER McGIvNEY, a young
uwSA SAaF nN s.rlra 4. .IN l.. L1Is :
sermon last evening at st. Xavier's on
the subject of Catholic education. He
apparently entertains an unlayorable
opinion of Protestant education.
JULIUS YOUNG, from this city, fell
fEem the steamer Wilder, on the Tennes-
$50 river near Chattanooga, and was
crowned. His body was found last Fri-
fAy and taken. In charge by Esquire j.
g. Rogers, who held an inquest.
TEE certificate of Incorporation Of the
~Ctncinnati Board of Transportationn
has been filed. Its object is to facilitate
trade and commerce by collecting in
fprnnation In regard to freight, &C., and
the protection OF shippers intel ests.
Az THE National Theater the old
fRrorites have been retained. The new
Ettraetions are the character artists, the
Stewart Sisters; the burlesque come
018A8r W SosCA II anu w uliAh6f anu q new
snnsstional drama, entitled "Pongo, or
ths South Sea Ape"
AN alarm, about ten o'clock last night,
Rom box 21a, at the engine-houss, Twen-
F+1rst ward, was caused by the dis
eaysxy Of fre In the root Of the "bar-
tnckS' at the junction Of Walker Mill
road and Warsaw pike. LOSS $500, fully
suvsred by insurance.
THR Walnut Hills Street Railroad
Company may expect o suit for dam
eEess Last July Mr.. lillian MoRoberts,
farnorly Of the Arm of Boyle, Miller &
o., was run over by car on that line,
rom the injuries Of which he died last
Midday.
Coz r. T. FOSTER receives the thanks
81 the Lytie Greys for gun captured
itpm the Confederates In 1851 near
Msyncsbore, Tenn, q cantesn carried
" the late Gen. VIM. II. Lytls, and |
gNsrd, shot, &C., relics OF the first bat |
Slo u Bull Run.
EVERYBODY should be careful to give
Enompt attention and rational treatment |