The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

THE night police iorce were drlllea
this afternoon.
SUPERINTENDENT BARRINGER. OF the
j., Z. " l.. X. r., is reported seriously
i THE steamer Arlington, now lying at ,
Ptttsburg, has already ifty passengers
booked for the Cincinnati Mardi Gras.
LBBoUTIlLIER & BROS. gave their reg
ulaf annual supper ana dance to their
employees last night. 1t was quite
pleasant affair.
EsBA MUsIcE, aged forty, has been
missing from bls home on Paymiller
street, betw cen Ninth and Richmond,
ainoe Tuesday evening.
THE Elm-street Inchne.plane Railroad
Company wih have their cars running to
ClAton BY The lat Of May. The track
%ih be laid on the Carthage Road.
WIN. QUINN, the thief who went
through hattenbauer's butcher shop till |
lfhe Qther day, goes to the Work-house
for thirty days and pays fne OF SlOo.
HALF.rARx tickets will be sold on the |
Marietta Railroad to persons wishing 10 |
gisit the city next Tuesdey. They Will |
be GOOD from Monday until Wednesday.
PRoF. OzrER's entertainment last night
a. the Welsh Presbyterian Church, on
Goliegs street, ior the beEett OF the Sab
iOhsn.ScuvV'S WsS hn"noa"i "H" "AV's'Ao
success,
THERE ie q call Issued for special
meeting Of the Board of Councilmen
Monday afternoon to fix the voting pla-
Ses ON the Southern Railroad Six Mill
ion Dollars question.
THE four.y ear-old child of Henry Kohl,
of Hammeltown, Twenty fifth Ward, was
run over by one OF Henry Memmerrs
heavy sloy-waaons, Yesterday, ON the
co.efain Pike. 1t is thought the little
sufferer will die.
JAMES BENNETT, the man who was
held here on suspicion Of stealing the
watch Of Captain Hart, and Of being an
escaped convictfrom Iowa, has been dis
charged by Judge Matson, OF the Probate
Court, the crime for which Bennett was
arrested not having been committed In
this State.
JACOB WEHRING, q peddler, was picked
up by the hremen OF the Bank-street
Engne-house yesterday in an insensible
condition. He was carried to the hospi-
tai, where he died at 5 O'Clock last eve-
ming. The Coroner's jury this morning
Teturned verdict OF ''death from hem
orrhage Of the lungs"
YESTERDAY evening at Ninth aud
sss. ssasa H. Laws 00s5 g5s irshtssngsa Rit3ass at
the breaking of an axle on the buggy and
dashed down Ninth street at Il FURIOUS
Rate, damaging the Buggy and tumbling
out The driver, who escaped unhuft.
ANoLD MAN named Bailey, who halls
from MOrristown, Ibd., was victimized
by confidence sharper after the stale
old pattern yesterday, on the c., ID. q I.
.Hain. The sharper got loan OF $s4O
Fom Bailey, giving as security check
for $l1, 900 on his ''father's bank at lndi-
,anapolis." The same old story. The
.sharper got safely away.
JOHN II. BoRGMAN has begun to show
up In the Police Court again. 1t used
to be, q few months ago, that you could
as certainly expect to see him there as
the Judge himself. He's the unfortunate
vsnlt-c!eaner, you remember, whom the
Board OF Health was after. This time
be is charged with committing a puis-
ance on the premises of Thos. English,
174 East Sixth street. He will be heard
next week.
VIM. WAsHBURN claims to be Dea-
con OF the Quakers, and an agent for
their Association at Lebanon. He has
been on a prolonged and terrible spree,
from the effects OF which he shows up
the most dilapidated mug ever seen on a
human being. His nose looks like q
piece of raw beet. His blood seems tt
have turned to whi.ky. Ten days in the
tWork-house will kind o. straighCen hin
UP, perhaps. Out he goes.
sMIss GUssIE DE FORREST, the &C
coynplished leading lady Of the Grant
0pefa-house Company, now supporting
MIR. Barry Sullivan in the provinces. il
lying dangerously ill at her hotel, tn
St. James, in this city."-Enquirer.
It's a burning shame that Miss D.
Forrest should have to support Barr.
nll,v or q w q q
lying dangerously i'll at her hotel.
That bushwhacking critic OF the Er
quirer is determined to distinguish him
seli
THIS morning the well-known McCul
Tough Dramatic Combination left tn
city for Lovsland, Ohio, where they pre-
scented to the Lovelanders at d nlatine
this afternoon Suffers comedy, owe Al
Have Our Little Faults" followed b.
the faYorite farce, "Servants by Leg
acy." Tonight they play II. j. Byron
beautiful serio-comic drama entitle
ssDoarer Than Life" the evening pei
formance to conclude with the roarin
Dutch extravaganza, "One Night in
Bar-room." The "McCullougbs" ar
fast gaining an enyiable reputation f.
elreiul and painstaking representa-
lions.
THOMAS HALE, a young man abol
eighteen years Oi aBe, mas Ueeh acCuoo
of entering the house OF AieXandt
Thompson, 1O4 Broadway. on the 2otn (
February, and stealing q sixty -dolli
oyercoat. He does not deny the charg
but claims that he was drunk q
The time. The loss was advertise
by Mr.. Thompson and q rewai
OF $40 offered for the recover
OF the coat. In the meantime Hale ha
been to the Plum-street Depot, whel
Felix Maiisinger is employed as janito
and offered the coat to him for IA. b
fore this he had offered it tor sale to
y. Hutchinson aud Albert Fit
walter. mail-wa drivers Of Il
Post-office Department. These tv
laet men learning of the !
ward offered, went to Mr.. Thoml soa tv
or three times, and at their last visit sa
him and told him they knew who hs
the coat. They were promptly arrestt
and charged with receiving stolen good
They were examined in the Police Cou
this morning and were discharged,
Haze confessed. He has been bour
nvar IN The Grand. Jury in the sum