The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-11
LOCAL BREVITlES.
Ncrr I'M HOMER ia fiftv.fiye.

UNCLE jim dOMER is uIby-uVos
MACK will play first-base for and cap
tain the Covington Stars this season.
FOUR additional openings are being
made for ingress at Robinson's Opera
house.
HEALTH OFFICER QUINN has decided
10 print only monthly mortality reports
hereafter.
=. THE needy sufferers in the Opera
house disaster are to enjoy part OF
the proceeds of the Allegory.
ssHENRY HANNA' is to be the name of
Company No. 6's rebuilt engine. A COM
pliment to one of the Fire Board.
JOSEPH JONES, a stone-cutter employed
ON the Government Building, fell this
morning and sprained his ankle.
DIR. r. D. MUssEY and Miss Mary
Gano, daughter of Chas. L. Gano, Esq,
will unite their fortunes in marriage on
the 17th inst.
A CoRoNER's JURY has decided that
little Charlie Decker died from internal
hemorrhage, caused by oyer-exerJion
while7at play.
THE Adjutant General of Ohio received
Yesterday the enrolment and certlhcate
OF election of the Beaver Guards, Bates
vile, Noble County.
= The City Civil Engineer has examined
the bridges over the canal at Race and
Elm streets. He found them q little
shaky, but not dangerous.
CONDUCTOR SAM GREELEY's train on
the O., ii. & d. broke journal OF a
tender truck at Jones Station yesterday,
and a delay was the consequence.
A WHOLE family by the name of Eckle,
consisting of father, mother and four
children, living on Dorman street, in the
Twenty Ward, is now prostrated
with smallpox.
JUDGE BURNET yesterday overruled a
motion FOR new trial in the Harpe MUIR
der case. At the same time Hiram
Harpe, the father, was admitted to bail
in the sum OF S50O.
RECORDER WILLIAMSON received for
record yesterday the certificate OF the
New Pendleton Building Association.
Capital stock $3.50, 900, divided into $42t
shares. The papers are signed by An
ton Boeckman, Bernard Gohs, Ferd.
Stermes, Albert Battinger and l. Spie-
gel.
MR.. j. ]. DEHAN and lawyer A. E.
Carr had war OF words in the third
story of the Courthouse yesterday about
some law business, which finally result
ed in a knock-down. J.J. was the party
knocked. The epithet OF "liaW applied
to Carr by his antagonist was the cause
Of that lick straight from the shoulder.
NIKE SCULLEY, "the champion of en-:
durance in walking long distances"
challenges any one to walk with him
from one to three thousand miles, to
make one mile in each consecutive hour,
fay and night. He is now walking in
Indianapolis, and is to make two thous-
and two hundred and fifty miles in one
thousand five hundred hours, making
pne mile and a halt every hour.
JUDGE MArsoN paid into the County
Treasury Yesterday "a, 447 56, being the
amount of fees received in the Probate
Court for The quarter ending February
8. 1876. This amount is $497 Sc above all
expenses of the office, including Judges
and Clerks salaries for the quarter
The total amount paid in by Judge Mat
son up to date in $37, ,S59, leaving to tht
county, after payment OF all salaries ane
Expenses oil the office, the sum Of $2,3)9.
MARpI GRAs commissions are fashion
able IN Columbus, too. Here are few
of Them just issued: Gov. Hayes, Hi'
Serene Highness Prince Large Majority
Gen. Wykof, Earl Of Red Tape; Secre
tary Bell, His Royal Highness Duke
Bully-boy; Captain Foos, Baron Goose
quill; Captain Lee, Baron Red Seal
Major Mililbin, Earl of Hard Cash; DR.
Williams, Keeper Of Seals and Earl o
Checkers; Col. Karr, Marquis Drum
Head; Gen. Wilson, Marquis of Bee
Eaters and Keeper Of the Tower; j. II
Heitmann, Lord Mayor OF Columbus
Ohio; Representative Entrekin, Marqui
of Rata Plan.