The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-31
LOCAL. BREy1TlEs.

= IAB MaIul 0rub Dali WAS 6uCce5S.
: DR. QUINN's police were removed as
sanitary measure.
Hon. GEO. H. PENDLEToN is at home
-~hut not to interviewers.
HENRY BRADY gets 80 $50 for stealing
go from Mrs. y. A. Waring.
COMMANDER BRYoN WILSON, United
States Navy, of Marion, Ohio, is in the
sfiy. /
Cor. sNELBAKER has at last "joined
the innumerable caravan that moved TO
the pale realms OF shade" Good-by,
Ahel.
49, MAMMOTH saw, designed for exhl-
ndfion at the Centennial, has eeem zen
hSakel plated by Mr.. II. MIilers OF z%.a ~
him street.
pErKNoUENT CoLIEoT1R QUINN, Hugh
Campbell ior STONE, 5and Benjamin have
ksen requested 20 settle their accounts
VISA the department before next meet
ing.
HERMAN LODGE, No. 80, KNIGHTS OF
EoN0R, filed articles OF incorporation
xrustees are Christ. Conradi, f. A.
Mueller aud G. v. Beckman. Clerk,
George Schusters
JoHN HoKE has been convicted Of
stealing lot OF manufactured iron from
Michael Geiger, bridge maker of No.
t3l Central avenue, and is sentenced to
pay line of $25, and to go to the Work
house for five days.
WAyLAND r. BENEDICT was elected
lsst evening, by the Directors Of the
uHiyersit of Cincinnati, To the Chair
mtitution, and j. M. Hart to the Chair of
Modern Languages and Literature.
ATA special election held by the Re-
rubiicans in the Tenth Ward to fill the
Vacancy caused by the resignation of
Charles Jacob, jr., as Councilman was
held last night Mr.. Michael Gramp was
1sscted as the regular Republican nomi-
Zee.
THERE was very pleasant social
gathering of the friends of j. B. Chicken
Mg, Esq, at his residence ON Seventh
street last night. Every body was agree
ably entertained by the genial host, who
b.a prince of good fellows In his house
Or out OF it.
MR.. BELL BRADY PRoUT has been con-
victed of completely with one Watson in
the robbery OF Adam Metzger, of Del
phos, o., on The 11th of March, on the
corner Of Gest and Freeman. He 10
beund over tosanswer the charge Of
grand larceny.
A WELL-DRESsFD sneak-thief walked
fnto the residence of Mr.. Wolf Cohen, 319
Vine street, last hight, during the tenn
porsry absence OF the family, and made
III with $500 or $500 worth of jewelry.
+ BE was seen leaving the premises by the
Beryant girl.
SAMUEL BRAssFIELD, colored, has been
representing himself as empowered to
solicit subscriptions In behalf of the
Zion Baptist Colored Church. He re-
eeiyed money from Mrs. n. Thane Miller
and other parties, and this morning he
was heard on the charge of receiving
money by false pretense, and sentenced
10 the Work house for thirty days ana to
pay fine OF $25.
EHR Western Window.glass Manu-
1aeturers' ssociation, which has been
In session for day or two in this city,
have taken action on the following:
Arranging to control production, Fix
ing prices. Limiting time of credits and
&Rfining the relative position OF jobbers,
dealers and retailers, and abandoning
the sale Of glass in sheets.
B. FRANK, who got into trouble the
eshar day in regard to a crooked trans
action, was again arrested last night,
and an iron safe which belongs to him
vas also gobbled up. 1t contained about
twenty-five pounds of gold, silver and
diamonds. There were over hundred
watches, sixty of them gold. It is es-
t5mated that the whole lot is
worth between $40 900 and $4,000, The
charge Of receiving stolen goods was
placed against him, and bail was re-
ipsed. Mr.. G. M. D. Bloss, Of the Eu-
quifer, recognized HE ticker recently
ssolen among the lot.