The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-15
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

ONE hundred and twenty-Gour prison.
ors in the county Jail.
SOME more spray from that Polar wave
reached this locality last night.
OFFICERS Harnold and Sass have been
suspended Tor entering saloon While
on duty.
THE Post-ofhce door is open till mid
night for the accommodation Of persons
having lock-boxes.
The October election ordinance was
approved by the Finance Committee
yesterday. 1t calls for about 81, 300.
THE Southern Railroad Trustees failed
to negotiate bonds OF the road in New
York during their recent visit there.
JESSE s. CoFFIN'S meat shop, on
Spring Grove avenue, was entered by
burglars last night, who stole SIS in
silver.
THE "Highland House," at the head of
the Mt. Adams Incline Plane, was
opened last night with an informal re-
ception.
THE Finance Committee has awarded
ten oil the Improvement bonds to the
Third National Bank, at their bid
S17,927 6S.
A LITTLE fve.year-old girl, who lives
on Filth street near Smith, was run over
by runaway team yesterday and was
badly injured.
JERRY RYAN was bound over to the
Grand Jury this morning on the charge
Of burglarZing store at No. 90 West
Third street last night.
NJ. d. WEsCoTT, OF No. 1861 Elm street,
has reported TO the Chief Oh Police the
loss oil watch, revolver ana some
gloves at tie hands OF thieves.
AN express to College Hill has been
established. 1t leaves the Hill Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at 8 A. NJ,
returning at Z. Nj. The same days.
PRoCrER IL. RADCLIFFE. aged sixty
six years, and who iIVeu at No. IA Kill
guur street, died yesterday in all apo
plectic fit, superinduced by intemper-
auce.
THE southbound express on the Gin
cinnati, Richmond Il Chicago Railroad,
was ditcbed yesterday afternoon near
HokomO, without sustaining any great
damage.
The Chamber Concert given by the
Cincinnati Conservatory Of Music at the
new rooms, II West Eighth street, last
night, was well attended and the mu sic
excellent.
The Board Of Directors Of the Cincn-
G. A. Stahl, j. II. Gerusen, Chr. Bllckle,
+. Kirscher, +. Ohier, Dr.. Z. +. Bruck-
ner, l.. U. Bardes, y. IL. PAUL..
MR.. GEORGE W. STRIBLEY's house, on
Mcmillan street, west ot kemper Lane,
caught fire in the roof abuuy y O'Clock
last night, but The flames were soon eX-
tinguished by the neighbOrs and police
men.
THE embankment Of the skating rink
on Prices Hill, west OF the pavilion,
gave way last night, and the water
rushed in torrents down the hillside.
The road below was considerably dam
aged. e
The gas question comes up in Council
this afternoon. The proposition is in
brief that the Gas Company will furnish
gas at 81 per thousand cubic feet, pro-
vided their contract with the city is re-
newed for six years.
EZRA ELLIOTT, brother OF W. W. Eli
oft, Agent OF Tue White Line, had his
foot badly crushed yesterday at noon,
while attempting to cross the track at
Wood street. He vas here on visit to
his friends on the Dayton Short-line.
JOHN b. LOUD, real estate agent of
Third street, Will be examined in the
Police Court next Tuesday Oh the
charge OF assaulting +. L. Haynes, a
painter, yesterday evening, with whom
be had little mis- understanding In re-
gard to a sign hich Haynes had made
for him.
The indictment against Rev. Robert
+. Doyle, Of st. Edwards Church, on
CLARK street, for Illegal voting, was mol
lied by the District Attorney. The rev.
erend geEteman's naturalization papers,
taken out III 1867, were brought into
Court and found all right.
ONE Of the telegraph repairers on the
line of the Batavia NarroW-gauge Rail-
road, on Wednesday last had his right
leg badly broken by a telegraph pole
falling on him. Through the kindness
of the big-helrted engineer on the road,
Mr. Bradley, be was taken to Batavia
for surgical treatment.
A SERVANT girl in the employ of Mir.
VIM. Silk, No. 335 West Fourth street,
while cleaning window in the second
story fell backwards and down to the
pavement. She suffered a broken leg
and other serious injuries. Ben. Shott
dropped down, thinking it was case,
but he was disappointed.
DR. LOUIS HoTTENDoRT's residence at
No. l57 York street, was visited by two
sneak thieves yesterday, and while one
OF them engaged the attention of the
lady at the front door, the other entered
the house by a rear door and "pinched"
gold watch and ehain. The initials
~. H. are on the watch.
/? THE Board of Fire Commissioners at
their meeting yesterday afternoon
recommended the transfer Of Daniel
Gallagher, OF the Tens Engine Com
pany, to some other house. Also Henry
Carroll, of tht Fours was suspended
for ten days, for intoxication and neg.
lect Of duty, to which charges he pleaded
guilty.
= THE Mercantile Library "Ragulars"
have put in the field the following ticket
President, Earl W: Simpson; Vict
president George Harrison; Core
spending Secretary, James u. Parker;
Recording Secretary, Henry q. Urner;
Directors, James D. Ellison, Charles l.
Howe, S. L. Frazer, and two Others
whose names have not as yet trans
pired.
THE Primary Glass Sunday-schoo
teachers, at their meeting last Saturday
unanimously voted to hold similar meel
ings every Saturday afternoon. and In
vile competent persons to teach the les
80, for iho foIluwinu SiIuuAV. In aC