The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-24


admitting one person to the Continental
Costume Ball, February 22d.
BURGLARS entered Hofman's Wine
house, on Race street, Saturday night,
and stole $16 from the cash box.
THE Shoe and Leather Men meet to-
morrow afternoon at the Board OF Trade
rooms, ON Centennial matters.
HENRY HOWARD, the little darkey who
stole the cocoa-nuts, was sent out for
thirty days by His Honor to-day.
TnE Directors of Longview Asylum
elected Erastus N. Burgoyne as Stew
ard of the Asylum, on Saturday.
JOHN "A. SULLIVAN is happy, very
happy, but he has too much respect for
the little stranger to have it weighed.
CHAs. HARTMAN stole pair of boys
boots from Dohan's shoe store, on Filth
street. Hereceived 80 days and $40 in
the Police Court.
the Wanut-s:rSet House for the Indiana
delegation at the forthcoming Repub-
lfean Convention.
WIN. SULLIVAN, who stole keg of beer
from one of Weber's wagons, some
weeks ago, was fined $50 and costs by
Judge Lindemann.
ISAAC BRITToN, coal dealer at SCI
West Sixth street, mourns the loss OF
his clerk, named Powell, and $4,000. No
clue to either man or money.
F.W. HELMICK, 27s Yves Sixth street,
has issued list of counterfeit notes and
q description OF genuine bank notes-a
valuable pamphlet for business men.
DAVID BoRGHEL, simple-minded
German, who stole horse, wagon and
harness, but could not get away with the
same, was bound over to the Grand Jury
In the sum Of $1,000.
THE students of st. Xavier's College
will render "Elma, the Druid Martyr
All Robinson's Opera-house, OH Wednes.
day night, for the benefit of one of the
charitable institutions.
FRANK R. SMITH, bar-keeper at the
ssBank," Seventh and Vine, who was ar
rested for stealing gold watch and
chain Of Mr.. HumIson, had his case con-
tinued in the Police Court until to-mor-
row.
THERE is no Temple too sacred for the
profane hand of thieves. They enter ed
the room of Miss Rose Temple, OF the
Oates Combination, at the Gait House,
en- Saturday, and stole the jewelry OF
the fair Rose.
JOSEPH r. CUTTER is the young law.
yer who issued an attachment agaius
the affections of Miss Minnie Herod o
AVondale, and e. A. Herod is the father
in-law OF the man of law. He says, per
haps, that the young man "out-Herod'
Heroi."
THE students of st. Xavier's College
will on Wednesday evening give an en-
tertainment at Robinson's Opera-house
for the benefit of the Sisters OF Coco
Shepherd, House Of Angel Guardian
selma, the Druid Martyr,"a a melodrama
In three acts, will presented.
THE alarm'from Box 14S last night wa
caused by the bursting of a coal-oil lam
ut the corner of Goose alley and Fit
teenth street. A wardrobe containing
about $400 in greenbacks and some cloth
Eng was destroyed, when the fire wa
extinguished without the use of engines
SPECIAL OFFICER BIERsTADT, from 81
Louis, assisted by Officer Murray, of ou
police force, yesterday captured ma
named Henry Bruggerstadt, over tn
Rhine, who has the reputation OF bein
an enormous swindler. Bierstadt lei
with his prisoner for st. Louis las
might,
THERE will be grand social ball o
Wednesday night, January 26, at Hlbel
nian Hall, for the benefit of widow b
den. Only fifty cents admission for gel
tieman and lady. Those holding ticket
will please make a return to committe
to-morrow TUESDAY evening, at 33 Ea'
Eifth street.
BURGLARS entered the house of Core
ner Maley yesterday morning and atol
two silver watches, the property of job
Conley and James Lemon, victims of th
avenue railroad disaster. They had bee
taken to the Doctors house for SAT
SeepIng until they could be sent to th
friends Of the deceased.
PETER NOLAN was brought in las
ufght for abusing his family. His vii
testified in the Police Court to-day, thu
ahe was the mother of eleven childre
the oldest being only fifteen years oil
ynd that Peter did not contribute cer
toward their support. He was fined $
Nnd costs and put under bonds.
THK Mccullough Dramatic Club Civ
an entertainment tonight at Thorn
Hall. The programme consists OF
pleasing variety Interlude and Byron
peautiful drama "Dearer than Life
With Wiegand's Orchestra and thei
splendid bill of attractions the McCul
eugn should have a big house.
4 MEETING was held at the Burn
House on Saturday to take steps towal
securing the holding OF the Nation
Committee on Guarantee Fund and
Committee on Transportation were q
pointed, and the Chairman was autbo
hsd to appoint committee of twelv
whose names shall be reported at Il
lexs meeting, to proceed to Washingt'
and present the claims of Cincinnati
the National Democratic Executive Cor
mittee.
THE people at Anderson's Ferry al
Vicinity enjoyed a sensation yesterda
and day before. Three barrels of I
mains Of men, women and children we
found in ditch between the two ra
Faads. A meeting of the people was he
yesterday morning to Investigate i
case, as they thought that there HI
been murder. Coroner Maley W
called In, who explained to them ht
Medical Colleges are often necessitat
% dispose of the remains of bodies I'll
have served them as subjects.
A COLD SEEMS A SMALL AFFAIR.-M
people neglect 1t. Who minds 1t?
4 Cold may turn to Consumption, a
then follows almost certain death, Ia
nCoid in time, then; Lh.t is, take Df.
1ayn@s Expectorant, she well-kno
standard remedy for Coughs, Col
CensumptiOn, Asthma, Bronchitis, Q