The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-25
LOCAL BREVITIES.


are to be attended to shortly.
THE Police Commissioners hold their
regu ar weekly session this afternoon.
Mr.. N. MCMILLAN is the track-layer
on the Cincinnati " Eastern Railroad.
A STRAY bay horse is waiting for an
owner at HusS Il Meyers stable on Lo-
Gust street.
THE r binson Light Infantry, Captain
E.P. Dustin commanding, have leased
Lafayette Hall on Race, near Findlay,
for an armory.
A LITTLE child of Mr.. John McCor-
mick, OF the Enquirer, fell down an en-
bankment on Boal street, last evening,
and received some slight but painful in
luries.
AT the special meeting of the Alder
manic Board yesterday evening, an or
dinance TO appropriate So, 100 ID to pay
for work done on Glenway avenue west,
was passed.
THERE will be. Democratic grand
rally at the Robinson Opera-house to-
night. Hon. John G. Carlisle, of Ken
lucky, Hons. Sam. Hunt and S. A. Mil
ler are the orators.
ALFRED A. LONG, of the firm of Long
& Thompson, brokers, on Vine street,
wants dissolution of the partnership
Dyerdrawn his account.
LIEUT.. MIDDENDoRF, OF theiHammond-
street Police Station, has been trans
Ierred to Walnut Hills Station. His
auccessor at Hammond will be Lieut..
Robert, heretofore of Fulton.
THE charity concert for the benefit OF
Blister Anthony's Hospital, at Pixies
Hall last night, was very enjoyable
and we'll attended affair. Miss Sullivan
was the heroine OF the occasion.
A FOUNDING was left on the door
steps of house ON Perry alley last
night. Lieutenant Benninger, of the
Bremen-street Station-house, will see
that 1t is sent to some charitable insti-
tuition.
APPLICATION has been made to Judge
Force for the allowance OF writ OF er-
ror, to reverse judgment OF the PONCE
Court against Alex. Cole and Morris
Siddons, who were convicted OF eXhlD-
iting gaming devices.
A FIRE was discovered in the cellar
of +. Lunkenheimer's brass foundry, on
Lodge street, about O'Clock last even
ing, The cause is still mystery. The
loss will not exceed $500. The alarm
came from the Central Station, Box 249.
JAMES MACK, lumber merchant, re-
gardlng the statement recently made III
the Cincinnati Enquirer that he had dis
charged workman in his employ for
voting the Democratic ticket as libelous
and false, has instituted suit against
that paper for $4,000 damages.
ROBERT MARTENS, the champion
checker player OF England, is in the
city and will play with the best players
of Cincinnati during the neXttwo weeks.
Games commenced to-day and Will be
pIaved hereafter at Z. NJ. and 7 Z. NJ,
az Zanonrs, No. 234 Seventh street.
ANOTHER meeting Of citizens and the
loint committees at the room OF the Gin
,innati Board OF Transporta ion for the
purpose Of discussing the question OF
ocation for the freight and passenger
iepots OF the Southern Railroad, will be
held next Friday evening.
COUNCILMAN TERRENCE RILEY has
lost 81 through the kindness of Dan. Sui
liyan, it Is alleged, who, While assisting
Terrence on with his oVercoat abstract
ed the wealth from one Of the pockets.
Dan, will have chance to explain tue
matter next Friday morning before
Judge Lindemann.
Mr.. THOMAS S. WENTWORTH, who for
a number of years was connected with
the Times composing 6 room as foreman,
died yesterday Of consumption at his
residence in Pendleton, at the age OF
thirty-seven years. he leaves wlie
and three children. Mr.. Wentworth
was native of Ross County, but spent
most of his lite in newspaper offices in
this city. He was always regarded as
a faithful workman and honest man.
PAST Great SachCm Paxton Coates met
the petitioners for The reorganization O
Pawnee Tribe, No. II, Improved Order
Red Men, at Onna WigWam, on the 24th
inst, and reorganized the Tribe by IN.
staling the following Chiefs for the en-
suing ie m: Sachem, L. Luiz; Senior
Sycamore All. Hart; Junior Sycamore,
C. Is. Strong; Chief Of Records, A. q.
CRUDE; Keeper Of Wampum, Phil. Vol
kert; Trustees, w. j. Littell, A. q.
CRUDE and Z. b. Strong.
The six companies comprising the
First Regiment Ohio National Guards,
viz: the Wayne Guards, the Lytle
Ireys, the Cincinnati Light Guards, the
Cincinnati Yaegers, the Irish-American
Centennial Guards, and the Robinson
Light Infantry, assembled in full uni
form about O'Clock last night, under
command of Colonel G. b. Hunt, on the
bid Firth-street Market.space, and ma
aeuvered for the delecLaticn of mas
Of spectators, drawn thither by the real
" fine display the boys made.
A NUMBER of our citizens left on thu
lO:45 train on the NJ q G. Road last nigh
70 be present in Philadelphia tomorrow
20 see the sights and ceremonies of OhiC
Day. Among them were Mayor John
Iton, his wife and daughter, Richard G
Rohner, City Clerk, Alderman d. j. Mul
.aney, Alderman John Twachtman, AL
ierman Jacob Gardner, Alderman II. Z
Young and wife, Councilman N. Bauer
Mr., j. Mallory, Assistant City Solicitor
Mr.. l.. W. Goss, Mr.. Isaac Simon, MI
{. 6. Bernard, Mr.. W. S. Munson, MI
4. Cooper, Mr.: j. B. Mccormick, Of th
Enquirer, and Mr.. Jerry Cochran, of th
Commercial.
:. The Republicans hold meetings thi
lvening at the following named places
At Bueh!er's Hall, Twelfth Ward; Ferd
Yogeler, Esq, and j. L. Murray, Esq
will be speakers. A meeting at til
Twenty-third Ward, Second Precinct
will be addressed by Hon. J. b. JeuI
ormer editor of the Volksfreund, an
Colonel G. w. Moulton, Peter Ii. Clarl
ESQ, Rev. George w. Williams. Powh,