The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-14
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LUhE DkENNAN Is now nlSlJ WdJCu
man at the County Treasury.
THAT Hayes and Wheeler parade will
not come of tonight, as sann0unced.
THAT low den at No. 16O West Third
street was closed up last night by the
police.
THE Sunday excursion train to Aurora
on the OHIO Il Mississippi has been dis
continued.
MR.. LEE KAHN's son, who is on visit
to Phi adelphia,i IS often taken for Charley
Ross, the lost boy.
JUDGE GEORGE LINDEMANN will de-
liver an address to the WUrk-houSe con.
victs tomorrow morning.
MR.. herman FICKE, the newly
elected County Commi ,sioner, is dan
gerously i'll az his home, No. 42T Walnut
street.
JOHN HOWARD is accue of running
a policy shop at No. "a Water street.
He will be examined on the charge next
Saturday.
MRS. F. B. PLMPToN, after an ex.
tended tour abroad, has returned to the
city. Mrs. Plimpton is well known as a
writer and for her artistic talents.
THERE is disposition manifested on
the part of the authorities to give the H.
legal voters and repeaters the full eX-
tent OF the law. That's one way to stop
it.
JOHN SwASEY, JR., Paymaster, and
Charles S. Scanlan, MS assistant, OF the
Cincinnati Southern Railroad, started
down the road to dispose of the monthly
payroll.
THE Trustees OF the Southern Road
yesterday opened bids for the construc-
A;o,, g t,.,o fro lAs ian
SO and 81, Division Z, near the Cumber-
land River.
AT the residence of the BRIDES father,
Mr.. Herman Mack, No. 139 West Eighth
street, Mr.. Henry Newburgh, Of the
firm Of Newbureh B os. & Co., was on
Thursday evening married to Miss Mil
lie Mack. DR.. Isaac NJ. Wise oticiated.
DR.. EDWIN PYNCHoN returned this
morning to the city after five weeks
absence. He was al the Centennial a
week. and was in every building on he
grounds, but says that week is only
time sufficient to learn the geography Of
the place.
MISS GOLDSMITH, OF No. 476 West
Court street, had her hands severely
burned last night while at that old fool
ish trick of Gle aning gloves with rose oil.
The policeman on that beat went to her
assistance and prevented tragedy, and
perhaps a contlagration.
A COLoRED man named Dixon, who
originally came from Lynchburg, Va,
and who recently has been boarding
with Mrs. Fannie SPOTS, at No. So
George street, has jumped the town with
$500 belonging to his landlady, who had
intrusted him with that amount.
The Cincinnati Gymnasium, with its
huIl ba hInO a M
rooms, is being we'll patronized, as il
pre-eminently deserves. The boys are
busily engaged, at present, in preparing
for one OF their popular gymnastic eX-
hibiLions, to be given within month.
Young man, take your first spare $40
and try this old and reliable institution
for a year.
THE mother OF Ben. Shott, OF DR.. Ma
ley's office, received Il severe fall Thurs
day night, which resulted in the break
ing OF her shoulder blade and two ribs.
besides u scalp wound. The lady was
in the act of leaning out OF the
dence, No. 31l LongWorth street, in Or
der to get hold of a quilt hanging near,
when she lost her balance. DR.. Fort
meyer says she will recover.
meeting of the Directors OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company yes.
teruay the following officers for the en-
suing year were elected: President,
VIM. Orton; Vice Presidents, Augustus
Schell. NorYin Green, Harrison Durkee !;
Secretary, W. Il. Brewer; Treasurer, R.
H. Rochester; Executive Committee,
VIM. Orton, Ii. Banker, Alonzo B. Cor
nell, Harrison Durkee, NorVin Green,
Jos. Harker: 3. D. Morgan, Augustus
Schell, W. X. Thorn, &. Vanderbilt and
Frank. Work.
VIM. LUGENvIEHL, who works at the
De Bus Cooperage Works in Sedams-
vile, shows up a most horrid cash in
his face, received during a quarrel the
other night with fellow workman Gus
taY Guttman. The knife penetrated the
upper lip, nose and mouth. His jaw
and tongue were also cut badly. He was
working as usual the next day. he did
not think 1T worth while to have his as
saiant arrested, but GutJman might as
well keep an eye Oh him.
ORDINANCES to establish grades were
passed by Council yesterday evening as
follows: Fortman street, from McMil-
Ian street to Forest avenue; Glenway
West, from Mt. Harrison Road to
Blanchard avenue; Strafer street, from
Goodwin street to Grandln Road; Car
son Avenue, from Warsaw Pike to War
saw Pike; Cory street, from Vine
street to Eden avenue; Streng street,
from Colerain Pike to the section line;
Warsaw Pike, from Mt. Harrison Road
to the west corporation line.
DICK CLARK has recently developed a
propensity tor getting into troube. His
last escapade consists in beating an
Italian WHO works on the Government
building, and who had been enticed into
room at the corner OF Plum and
Longworth streets last night, by
female confederate called Josephine
Clark. After beating the poor fellow it
Is alleged that Dick robbed him of a sill.
yer watch and $3.50 in money. In the
Police Court this morning the case was
laid over until next Thursday, with bond
at $4,000.