The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-03
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

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AT 81 p. Nj, Saturday. Box 1873
sbanty-Forrence Road.
The Cincinnati Cadets now number
thirty able-bodied warriors.
THE new time card Of the College Hill
Railway went into effect this morning.
THERE were one hundred and eight
deaths reported in this city last week.
DIR. STEPHEN BONNER is lying dan
gerously ill at his house on West Sew
enth street.
The saloons being all closed to-day, |
the drug stores got away with heaps Oh
medicine"
MAJOR MARTIN, Revolutionary sol-l
dier, commanded at the Newport Bar |
racks elghty-foar years ago.
PRIVATE COFFIN, of the Cincinnati
Light Guards, has an appropriate name
tor a warrior-he's a dead shot at
BULBS eye.
FRANK LoFTUs fell and fractured his
left forearm while working on the new
railroad bridge across Spring Grove ay-
enue last week.
A LOT of clothing was stolen by a
sneak thief Saturday evening, from the
residence OF Mr.. l.. j. Workum, No.
1862 West Fourth street.
THE Cincinnati Dictator, monthly
journal issued in the interests of the
Knights of Honor-Dr. Charles A. Mil
Ter, editor, has made its appearance.
JAMES G. DAVIS, well known in the
sporting circles OF this city, died yester-
day at The age OF nearly sixty-seyen
years, at his residence, No. 1872 George
street.
The Board of Councilmen will organ
ize Monday, April 10, the Board OF Alder
men Wednesday, April II, and the Com
mon Council the next day following.
The Office OF the Chief OF Police still
continues to De besieged by parties to
LOOK AT the collection of valuables cap
tured from b. Frank. 70 b. Fl ank, few
OF them have been identified.
JOSEPH g. LAMB, formerly of this city,
but recently q citizen OF Norwich, Ct.,
where he was Controller and Ex-State
Senator, committed suicide last week.
Cause, family and financial troubles.
THE Board of Education holds meet
ing Tonight at the Council Chamber,
when action will be taken ON the reso-
luton OF Mi. Cox requiring teachers in
the public schools to De residents Of the
city.
AT No. Sc W. Third streeG there is a
recruiting party seeking enlistments for
Black Hllls expedition. If you would
rather bear the ii lis you have than fly TO
others which you know not OF, stay
away. ID.
THAT the details OF the duties
Of the Police Board shall be al
tended to-, it has been decided that each
member S all serve as a committee OF,
one, and TO serve in turn, commencing
with the shortest term.
STREET Railroad Route No. 8, by order
OF the Board OF improvements, are en-
gagged in laying curve ira, k around
the east end of the Esp alade 50 as to
avoid the blockade OF Vine street. The
automatic switch Will be used.
JUDGE MATsoN has reappointed tht
following gentlemen Trustees of the
Cincinnati Orphan Asylum: Henry Pro-
basco, Robert Buchanan, Geo. NV. Jones,
Richard Smith, Geo. w. McAlpin, John
r. Wright and Sam'l j. Broadwell.
sTlPHEN McFARLAN & co. have been
victimzed out OF $50 by that travelling
fraud VINO buys goods and pays for them
in forged checks, and who is still at
large. Here's chance for Col. Johnson
to get his work in by capturing him.
"A DISPLAY OF the specimens of school
work prepared by the pupils in the pub
lie schools for the Centennial commenced
this morning at superintendent Peas
LEES office i'll the Public Library Build.
ing, and will continue throughout the
week.
ARTHUR SHANKEY,. OF 101 East Pear
street, reported al the Hammon nd-stresl
Station last night that he had been gar
roted and robbed Of $50 by two mel who
attacked him on Broadway belWee.
Fourth and Fifth. He showed marks o.
rough usage. ,,-f
The Hon. Geo. E. Pugh has been ap
pointed guardian ad liteHa, by Judge
Murdock, OF The Court OF Common Pleas,
OF the children of Debbie Tierney, VINO
are deYIsees under the will of the late
Timothy KIRBY, and directed to file an
swers lor them in the suit brought tc
contest MI. Klrby's will.
JOHN FRENHEIT, foreman in Moer-
leinis malt-house, on Elm street neal
Henry, WAS found dead in an out.hous,
at the brewery yesterday morning. All
inquest was held and verdict rendered
OF death from heart disease" The de
ceased, who resided in California, O..
caves wife and three children.
THE Front-street Pumping-housa o
he Water-works was thronged with Wis
tors all day yesterday, dawn thither
by the spectacle OF every engine in the
house being at work at the same time
[ he measure Of their efficiency is one
thousand four hundred horse poWe,.
throwing one million seven hundred anu
ffty thousand gallons OF water per hour.
which is at the rate OF forty millions
aday.
A NUMBER of tramps, about 12 O'Clock
Saturday night, got into a row among
themselves in the engine-house aud sta
bic belonging to Frost, Stearns & Co.,
Du the old Buckeye Trotting Park, be.
tween Spring Grove and Carthage. The
light originated from a dispute ABOUT q
woman IN their midst. Shots wore fired,
and the two buildings set fire. The loss
70 Frost, Stearns & Co. is several hun.
dred dollars. No arrests.
The following Board of Trustees Of
the Cincinnati College were elected
Larz Anderson, Robert Buchanan, sam
uel +. Bishop, Samuel j. BroadweiI. Ju
Illus Dexter, John Davis, MD; George
Graham, George Hoadly, VIM. Hooper
Mareellus b. Hagans, Rt. Rev. Thomas
a. Jaggar, DID,; RUFUS King, samue
Lowry, Edward d. Mansfield, Stanle,
Riatthews, Alexander III. MeGuffey
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