The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-04
For the meet teoenty-four hours fair, OF
Rartially cloudy and cool aoeather.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

MR.. RoB'T KNIGHT fell on the ice and
hruke his lett arm.
txlNDLvIDUALIsM AND INDIVIDUALS"
hy DIR. Wise tonight at the Temple.
OFFICKR MULLEN found a muff on the
corner OF John and Smith streets last
night.
THIRD-sTREET STATION at II O'Clock
last night had one hundred and eighteen
dodgers.
A LITTLE child OF Officer Hennekes,
uf Bremen.street District, died yied yes
tHrday of lock-jaw.
THE people in the vicinity Of Wesley
Chapel complain OF disorder and disturb
anee. Where are the "cops."
POLICE COURT collections last month
were as follows: State cases, $577 70; City
cases, $1,025 90. Total, $1,602 IS.
/, ! NINE accessions were made at the
meeting at McKendree M. 4. Church,
Rev. L. McHugh, pastor, last night.
THR Third-street Station-house for the
mast few nights had NO gas, and it was
Recessary to use candles to supply the
want.
H. JOHN MCKEowEN, convicted of steal
ing three-dollar hat from SamI Brown,
No. 70 East Pearl street, Is sentenced to
thirty days and $50.
:lTwo lady's silk scarfs, one red and
pne blue, and q black silk umbrella,
ktolen property, are awaiting identitica-
hon at the Police Chiefs office.
"A LOT of silverware, consisting OF
Roons and plate, was found by Off1cer
Hennekes yesterday, hid in Morgan's
Rmber-yard, on Hamilton Road.
THE representatives of the various
military organizations of this city met
last night at the City Building, and de-
&fded to have big parade on tue 22d.
THE minuet class of Prof. Pingueley,
aor the Centennial Costume Reception,
Nm the 22d inst, is making splendid
hIregress. About eighty students attend
Ehe class.
IA GRAND Centennial Masquerade will
be given on the night Of the 10Th of Feb
kuary, at Jefferson Hall. Ex-Policeman
Harry Learup will be the leading man
On the occasion.
GKN. BIcKEL, OF the Public Library,
Bounced q drunken snooZer named Peter
Martin, who was slashing around the
teadipg-room, and Peter had to loan
tha city So and costs.
RESOLUTIONS OF respect have been
@dOpted by the statesmen in the whole
bale millinery business to the memory Of
Mr. n. G. Frommeyer, deceased, who was
tecently with 1. q FL. Henly.
THE meeting Monday night at Robin
sons Opera-house, to oppose the grant
~ six millions to the Southern Railroad,
will be addressed by Messrs. Alex Long,
n. Longworth, jr., and f. Hassaurek.
THE Committee on Legislation Of the
Common Council has resolved to peti
ton the Legislature TOR authority to is
bue bonds to pay the claims Of street Ia
nf af nj n mi q
N3.000.
JOHN WooDsoN, a colored youth, ha 8
been arrested ON suspicion OF having re.
Keiyed the money ($95) for which Elijah
nregg, also colored, has been held tc
tMswer having stolen. His case will
he heard on the 9th inst, his bail $500
ONE OF Frank Fox's horses attached
- . sleigh made things lively last nigh
by rushing furiously along Fifth stree
Ind jumping in the Esplanade basin
md from there across the suspension
kxidge. He was caught in Covington
Nobody hurt.
THE incessant rain Of the past fey
weeks has caused q large portion OF tn
Jewish burying ground, near the Bul
Net Woods Park, to give way; also tn
Kround in front OF the Longview Asy
mm has slid some, and the carriage-Wa
b almost destroyed.
MAYOR JOHNSTON received his CON
mission from the Grand Panjandrum o
lhs Mardi Gras Carnival Committed
he is denominated Prince of tth
Reaim, with the title "Prince Of Goot
teikows.n 1t is signed by Rex" "Cii
ninnatus," and "Yunga Merica."
TaoMAs SCHULTZ, q young baker, an
n nbutcher named Charles Kehler, had
Nxhk at the corner of John and Lon
McEth streets, the result OF an old feuc
Eehler was badly hurt, and Schultz wa
arrested on the charge OF assault wit
Ihsent to kill. He will be tried ON u
bth inst., his bail being fixed at 5000.
WIN. M. GREEN, former Postmaster
Dayton. Ohio, who is now ON tlial In II
United States Circuit Court, this cit
an an indictment for presenting falls
Nfalms against the Government, desire
4 postponement Of his case until the a.
rival OF Gen. Schenck, Minister to Eni
baud. who, Green AYERS, will be home
me 1st OF April, by whom he wishes
move his innocence Of the charges.
LEOPOLD SCHMIDT and Stephen Cze
pfus are rag pickers. They became e
ragged ut each other yesterday on Sye
more street, during religious discu
afon, i'm which they both drew kniye
Schmidt got his work in soonest, ho
tins back. Schmidt was arrested, b
Cxernius refusing to prosecute, he W
discharged this morning.
TIE Water-works Board yesterd,
vpened bids for machinery castings I
. sne year. The following proposals we
receiyed--the rate is per one hu
dred lbs: Mowry Car and Whe
Works, 50 45; Hoefdnghof 81 Sc
Isys; Cordesman u Dierkers, 50
George Stacey d Co., 81 80; Jose
Bell, 50 so; John Nash Il Co., 81 40.
hwnrds will be made till February
NIX. MIKE CoRBETT stated at NEE
sns Of the Board of improvements ye
sefday evening that the property-owne
OH the south side OF Fifth-street Marke
space, were desirous of having Il
Board visit that locality next Saturdi
afternoon to confer on the proposition
reduce the width OF the sidewalk fro
sixteen to thirteen feet, to accommoda
The proposed improvement Of Mr.. Dav
Einton. The Board agreed to meet
lhe Gibson House that day and hold
cvnference.
THE Cincinnati Hospital Trustees
sheir last meeting discussed the que