The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.

the Elm-street Incline machinery.
MEssRs. INNS, MAGILL & co. and A.
Seelen have been elected members of
the S. p. q. A.
TONY MILLER, of Columbia avenue,
has suffered a broken leg by the caving
in of a fill at which he was working.
THR S. P. Q. A. have written Gus. AL
Dor, teamster, letter complimenting
him Tor his kind treatment of his horses.
THE silver business at the Assistant
Treasurer's Office stops at T. NJ. each
day in order to give the clerks a chance
to catch up with their work.
MIR. HENRY FELoCK, of 312 Central
avenue. has made arrangements to post
all the games of baseball played by the
League, on bulletin-board at his place.
THE Indictment against Robt. Howe
and Wake Hubbell. charging fraud
against the internal revenue laws, has
been nollied by District Attorney Bate
man.
THE residence Of Mr.. H. L. Brenne-
man, on Mt. Auburn, was entered by
burglars, at an early hour yesterday
morning, and quantity of silver table,
ware stolen.
j. Browns residence, No. 10S West
Front street, near Race, was robbed last
evening, between 6 and 7 O'Clock, OF $12
in silver coin, gold watch and chain,
and four gold rings.
FINLEY's GROCERY, on the north side
Of Sixth street, east of Broadway, was
entered by the rear, night before last,
and various articles, valued at from
SIS to $40, were stolen.
JACOB B. HYMAN, who is nearly eighty
five years Of age, and who, over forty
of ha rd
Ward Schools, is now Recording Clerk
in the County Clerks Office.
UNCLE JAKE HoFFNER's Sage palm
tree, which has f1ourlshed in Cummins-
vile for forty years, is going to the Gen.
tennial. The tree was over hundred
years old when Mr.. Hoffner purchased
HENRY MEYERS, "slick" looking
youth OF the Twenty-tirst Ward, whom
Officer Dinsmore, who arrested him, say 8
is loafer and "don't DO nothin'," goes
out for ten days on the charge Of loiter-
ing.
DIR. THAD. A. REAMY, OF this city. has
been invited, and has accepted the invi-
lation, to deliver the annual grafton be-
fore the Central Illinois Medical Asso-
citation, at Clinton, Illinois, on Tuesday
evening, May2 2.
A. ALMOST panic. prevailed yesterday
evening when false report came from
Avondale that the Orphan Asylum was
on fire. The fire, small affair, was at
work on o small frame house owned by
Thomas Lore, near the Asylum.
A NUMBER Of German physicians have
formed Medical Society and elected
the following officers; Dr.. F: g..
Schmidt, President; DR.. Nickles, Vice
President; Dr.. Klein, Secretary; DR..
Schaefer, Treasurer; DR.. Forcheimer,
Librarian.
EPH. HOLLAND, who was arrested last
night on warrant sworn out by John
v. .Schrofe, of 42S West Fifth street,
charging him with exhibiting gaming
devices, waived examination in the Po-
lice Court this morning, and was bound
. over to the Grand Jury in the sum OF
$500.
MISS ELLA WOODS, daughter of Mr..
VIM. Woods, Of Chatfield & Woods, was
married last evening, at the Second
Presbyterian Church, to Mr.. Planking.
ton, of MilwauEee. A largely-attended
reception was afterwards held at the
residence OF Mr.. Woods. West Sixth
street.
AT the annual election of the congre.
CATION OF John-street Temple, the follow
ing officers were elected tor the ensuing
term: Mr.. Moses Kahn, President;
Marcus Koch, Vice President; Selig.
man Sommer, Treasurer; Simon Glass,
Secretary; Solomon Bloom, Warden.
WHrrCoMB HENDERSON, a lad Of eigh-
teen years, entered plea OF guilty to
the charge OF stealing letters from the
mail in the United States Circuit Court
Yesterday, and was sentenced to one
YEARS Imprisonment in the Muskingum
County Jail, and fined 500 and costs.
II. Nj. DAVIS. ESQ. formerly Manager
of the lsraelte, and one Of the most
generally known business men of the
CITY, has associated himself with the
house of Johnson g. Co., auctioneers
Mr.. Davis large acquaintance, excellent
business capacity and untiring energy,
will make him valuable acquisition TO
this, as it would, in fact, to any house.
AT A full meeting OF the congregation
worshiping in the Orchard-street Pres.
byterian Church last evening, presided
over by Rev. DR.. Monfort, a unanimous
call was given to Rev. r. I'll. Leonard 10
become the settled pastor OF this grow
ing congre CATION. MI. Leonard has been
preaching here for some months and
won the confidence and esteem Of all
especially the young.
THE indianapolis, Cincinnati & La.
fayette Railroad Company, for the accom-
modation OF its suburban patrons, will
run church train, commencing Sunday
April 80, and continue each Sunday until
further notice. The train will be run
from Valley Junction and Harrison, o.,
arriving in the city at 1890 A. NJ. and
7:l5 r. M. Returning, leave the city al
] p. M. ana 10 T. NJ.
CHARLES ii. WOLFF has been selected
as member Of the Board OF Judges by
the Executive Committee OF the United
States Centennial Commission for the
International Exhibition OF 1876. The
Bureau will convene at the Judges Hail
Centennial Grounds, on May "a, at II NJ
Two hundred and fifty Judges have beer
appointed, one-half OF whom are foreign
ers and one-halt citizens Of the United
States. They have been selected fol
their known qualifications. THIS selec
tion certainly is a tirst-rate one.
Announcements.
a free concert Will be given in the Y
NJ. G. A. Hall tonight.
mhn Pav Hon MnywaIl nm Ian