The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.

THE Sixth and Baymiller Line OF
street cars should either run closer To-
gether or sell out.
THE social and festival of Rev. Fl. ID.
Moore's Tabernacle congregation, held
at Melodeon Hall last night, was sue
cess in every particular.
7. G.. BEAHAM, one Of the firm OF G.
Medium h Co., will be married at
GAINESVILLE to Miss Lena Stranathan, OF
that city, on the 10Th inst.
A DELEGATION from the Cincinnati
Gymnastic Association will go to To-
ledo on the 18th to initiate the open ng
of the Gymnasium in that city.
THE large printing paper mill of
Friend & Fox, at Rialto, on the Miami
Canal, near Elliston, this county, was
burned yesterday. Loss nearly $25,O0O;
insured for $4,000.
MIR. A. PooLIs' children-their mother
is dead-set the bed afire accidentally,
and an alarm was turned in from Box
81, last evening. No serious loss. The
trouble was at No. 8 Pugh alley.
MICHAEL BRAND, sR, the father of
Mr.. Michael Brand, conductor OF the
Cincinnati Orchestra, died yesterday
morning at his residence, No. liz West
Thirteenth street, at the age OF tilty-fve.
THE Executive Council of the National
Board OF Trade has been notified to meet
in Washington City on the 9th of Febru-
ary. New Y ork members OF the Board
are moving to have the next meeting
held in their city. Let it be held here.
1t has been ascertained that John
Horn, the whisky dealer Of Tippecan0e,
o., who was indicted by the last Grand
Jury tor crookedness, and who jumped
Al lrN Af hn al nj
the law, now resides at No. 25 St.
Dayid's Place, near David's Lane, Mon
treal.
THE right to publish the official pro.
gramme for the coming grand Mardi
w. A. Daniels, by His Highness Earl
Marshal OF the Kingdom. 1T will con-
tain the full Official programme for the
day and evening, which with other mat
ter of interest will make up sheet OF
eight pages. &-t8 .a7-
THE following change Of time on the
indianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafayette
Railroad takes effect Sunday, February
6: The indianapolis, Lafayette, Peoria,
Burlington, Keokuk, Quincy and Kansas
Express leaves at 1:4o z. NJ, instead ol
2:l0 z. NJ. The indianapolis, Lafayet
and Western Express arrives at 4:4O T
M, instead of 5:10 z. Nj. All othel
trains run as per former schedule.
A FORMIDABLE petition for cheap ga:
was presented to The Council yesterday
The signers pray that leave be
granted to the Peoples Gas-light ant
Coke Company 10 lay their main pipes
and conductors in the streets, alleys ant
public grounds of Cincinnati. 10 thu
petition there are five thousand signers
and each agrees to take all his gas from
the new company for three years at ;
price not to exceed 81 70 per thousan,
cubic feet.
LAST Thursday the body of an un
known white woman was found entan
gled in honey locust bush, hanging b,
one OF the legs, head downward, on tn
Miami shore, near Grayelotte Station
on the Little Miami Road. John Moran
a farmer, made the discovery, being LEI
to the spot by his dog. He called upo
John How, Trustee of the Township
and told him OF the discovery, who wit
others took the body down and notifie
the Coroner. The verdict was "Deat
from drowning from causes unknown.
The deceased, apparently, was forty yeai
old. She wore calico dress, with do
ted stripes. She had black hair; tW
teeth missing in upper jaw.