The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LOCAL BREVIIlES.
JACOB NJ. STIEGELMAN, aged u years,
fell down the Mt. Adams steps yester-
day and broke his leg.
PETITIONS in bankruptcy against Jacob
Kahn and ii. Goldsmith were filed in the
U. s. District Court yesterday.
A REVIVAL meeting of much interest
Ii being held at Wesley Chapel. 1OS
members have been added to the Church.
DR.. MULLER will review the senti-
ments OF DR.. Talmage tomorrow night
81 the Union M. q. Church in Covington.
WORK on the Collard-street sewer has
been discontinued for want of funds.
This leaves things in bad shape in that
locality.
BUTCHER,KNIvEs have riz. G. W.
M9rent gathered up two at bakery, land
Judge Lindemann assessed them at $25
and costs.
FLORENCE GEORGE, who captivated
Pat. Miles in Bucktown and robbed him
nf$26, received 80 days and $50 in the
Police Court to-day.
THE alarm of fire from box 43 yester-
day evening was caused by the burning
Of frame Kitchen, on John street near
Clark. No serious damage.
SAhL aEGEh lSlb UedT bhlu Ulduk6J
In his wagon yesterday, but in his ab-
sence 1t was stolen, and now some sneak
thief goes about in his bear skin.
HAGER's Allegory of the Great Repub.
lie will appear here in February, and
cur school-children will all be crazy over
military matters for the next few weeks.
j. II. KERvER, who drank so deeply
that he couldn't walk, and was hauled to
the Station-house in hand-eXpress,
forfeited his $15 bail in the Police Court
this morning.
MRS. w. F. THoRNE lost her pocket
book containing $40 ON Thursday even
ing. 1t was found by Joseph Legg, OF
the Baymiller street railroad, and
promptly returned to the owner.
The ticket office of the l., G. & L. rail
road at Delhi was broken in to last night
and the desk, containing all the tickets
and cash on hand, carried off. So far no
clue to the authors of the robbery has
heen obtained.
PROF. LOUIS MUND was yesterday the
recipient OF a handsome silyer-mounted
ebony baton, from the hands of his pu-
pills Of the Children's Opera Orchestra,
yesterday being the Professors thirty
fourth birthday.
REV. WIN. AsHMoRE, d. D., lately re-
preach in the Third Baptist Church, on
Pine street, between Clark and GesL
streets, tomorrow morning and even
ing.
THOMAS GARRETY and Kate, his wife,
drank deeply yesterday of the fluid that
fOWeth crookediy, and night found them
In the Station-house. This morning
Thomas took SIS, and Kate $40, from
their little wallets, to pay their separate
fines.
TOM COLLINS still lives. He and Nj.
chael Coullord were arraigned before
Commissioner Hooper, yesterday,
charged with passing a counterfeit $25
bill. Their BOND was fixed at $500 each,
and the case continued until next Tues
day.
THE National Theater Comique has
been doing good business this week.
The sensational drama, "Pongo, or the
South Sea Ape" with Ed. Monta as the
star, appears TO please the patrons bet
ter than anything that has been pre-
aented this season.
DURING the absence of Drs. Gratigny
and Jsques from their Office, No. 1862
Plum street, yesterday, some thieves
entered the room by forcing q rear win
dow open. They succeeded in getting
away with $4S in money and two notes,
one lor $35 and the other for $55 No
arrests
AMANDA JONES is q colored maiden,
who mas been deyOting much of her valu-
able time recently to low thieving. She
was arrested last night Tor stealing
clothing and household goods from her
recent employers, Mrs. Dick, on Barr
street, and Mrs. Tinsley. Her case
was continued.
JAS. p. NEED and Geo. P. Weatherby
were found ON the street yesterday with
lot of copper-pipe In their possession,
probably, stolen from some brewery or
distillery. They were arrested and
brought up In the Police Court this m orn-
Ing, but the case was continued to next
Wednesday. The pipe awaits identii-
cation at the Chiefs office.
SNEAK-THIEvEs are plying their yoca
ton very energetically. j. e. Richard.
sOn, No. 239 West Fourth street, has lost
Q quantity of valuable clothing. j. H.
Baumer, OF p. G. Rooney & Co., and
Henry Shock, of Vine and Thirteenth.
both mourn the loss of overcoats, and
Madame Dick, at 80 Barr street, reports
the disappearance of a cashmere shawl.
CHARLEY FORD, well-known thief,
was gathered in by Detective Wappen.
stein yesterday evening. He carried
toEmldaDie looking pruning knife in his
pocket, and the charge of being common
thief and carrying concealed weapons
was entered against him. Charley is a
respectable looking man, but his record
II against him. In the Police Court this
morning his case was continued.
CUMMINsvILLE LODGE No. 80, A. o. u,
w., held public installation meeting
On Thursday night, which was a yery
snj0yable affair. The following officers
we're installed for the ensuing term:
Charles Klein, M. W; Valentine Strehli,
9. T., Henry Himburg, o.; Christian
Haffner, g.; Jacob Camper, Recorder
(re-electedJ; Fred. Voelkel, Finacier
fre-elected); Fred. Brue ckman, Re-
ceiver (re-elected); M. Jacobs, Inside
Watchman (re-elected), Joseph Geiser,
Outside Watchman (re-elected); Aug.
Guiam, Trustee, and Edward Nj. Span
genburg, Representative to the Grand
Lodge.