The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.
WORK HOUSE full.

P. POLAND, No. 116 East Fourth stree
-bufglars-tWo oyercoats.
THE time and place for tho police t
instruct the Police Judge in his dutie
are as yet unannounced.
GRAND MATINEE at Police Court The
ater this afternoon. Celebrated trag-
edv, the German Judiciary.
NICHOLAS MORAN, who killed hi
brother at the Filth-street stables, will
be sent tomorrow 10 Columbus.
DIR. MALEY has still twenty-six days
to serve as Coroner, and then will begir
the great contest case whether he is tc
remain another year.
The Campbell Guards, of the First
Regiment o. N. g., Oapt. W. II. Devine
eopmanding, have adopted the regular
United states uniform.
The examination of Woesten, through
whose fatal mistake McAjah Bailey was
poisoned, will take place tomorrow
morning before Esquire Rowekamp.
THIS evening, at O'Clock, the month
ly business meeting of the Young Mems
Olrlsl lian Association will be held at
their hall, corner Sixth and Elm streets.
COUNCIL committee on the East Sixth
street switch track for manufacturing
purposes, meet this afternoon, and will
Visit for the purpose Of reporting on the
subject.
jake AUG announces that the pur-
chasers OF pools at his place on the re-
suit of the Presidential election can
draw their money less the usual COM
mission.
THE Recorder received for record yes
terday, certificate Of increase of capi-
tai stock OF the Clifton Lot Company in
the sum OF S2T, 900, so that the total capi-
tai stock shall be $4,000, divided into
5000 shares.
THE Eureka Building, corner of Ninth
and Walnut, was thoroughly searched
yesterday by Marshal Thrall in hopes of
fnding the escaped illegal voter, Chas.
Young, but he wasn't there. Tom Smell
baker must have been mistaken.
THE Mercantile Library Regulars, at
their last meeting, appointed the follow
ing named gentlemen as a committee to
nominate officers: N. l.. Anderson, VIM.
McAlpin, Earl w. Stimson, j. Nj. W.
Nef, S. Il. Drew, Harry N. Lupton, W.
S. Rldgeway.
BERNARD WIGEL and Mary Stenkin
were married by Squire Vincent
Schwab yesterday. The bridegroom is
the man whom, it will be remembered,
was charged with bastardy and arrested
by Constable Sam. Bloom. He has con.
cluded to do the fair thing at last.
THE Clio Dramatic Club, which meets
~ Pendery's Hall, West Fifth street, is
Dfficered as follows: G. Hynson, Presi-
dent; H. Metcalf, Vice President; d.
T, Farrell, Secretary; G. W. Whitiord,
Treasurer; d. j. Baldridge, Stage Man
nI,o
"That RASCAL Pat" farce in one act,
and Bakers drama i'll TWO acts, Down
by the Sea-"
AT the annual meeting of the Histor-
ical and Philosophical Society OF OAio
dent, Judge NJ. F. Force; Treasurer,
Eugene Bliss; Secretary, W. w. Tay yIor;
Corresponding Secretary, Robt. Clarke.
The Librarian stated, in his report, that
there We're five thousand volumes in the
library, and over thirty thousand pam
phlets, and that the most valuable addi.
ti0ns to the collection were made during
the past year.
INSPECTOR JACOB JOHNSON, with De-
tectlVes Mead anu Murray, took turn
among the ''all-night houses" last night,
10 quest of crooked characters,
and were rewarded about 9
O'clock this morning by the
capture of two notorious thieves at the
saloon corner of George and John
streets. Their names are Ben. Leaman
and Charles Smith. The former has
served two years. term i'll the
Indiana Penitentiary for burglary.
Smith is an old-time thief, ana the Off
GERS are under the impression that they
were about to start on raid when over
hauled. Trey now recline in a cell at
the Central Station.
AT the annual meeting of the Cincin-
natl Leaf Tobacco Association held yes
terday at the office OF Major A. l..
Symmes, on West Front street, the fol-
lowing officers were elected to serve the
ensuing year: President, j. L. John
son; First Vice President, B. F. Power;
Second Vice President, j. B. Casey;
Directors, H. II. Hoffman, II. G. Black,
L. Fl. Brooks, Al. !. Barker, j. s. Wayne,
Z. r. Spence, e. Ii. Griest, A. l..
Symmes, Thomas II. Wright and Theo.
dore Sengstak. The new Board will
elect their own Secretary and Treasur.
er. Eighteen new members were ad-
mitted. Secretary Wright announced
membership of forty-four, three only be
ing absent. The reports of the Secreta-
ry and Treasurer we're accepted.
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