The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-04
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LOYAL BhEtIIAES.
THE Religious Centennial Celebration
10 going to be immense.
THE attention given to the gasoline
lamps last month cost 81, 1856 90.
SIXTY members have been added TO
the Y. NJ. @. A. during the last month";
FULwEILER, the tailor OF 1865 Central
avenue, mas been robbed OF $13 in silver.
The frame house in Burnet Woods
Park is 10 be used'as a refreshment
stand.
THE bond of Jacob Johnson, Inspector
of Police, has been approved. Amount,
$4,000.
WIN. WEBSTER has been elected Sta
tion.house Keeper at the Fulton Station
house.
ARMIN TENNER, ESQ is filing, tempo
rarily, the position OF superintendent Of
the Zoo. Garden.
E. S. W. S1EBERT, of this city, has been
admitted to the bar by the Supreme
Court OF the State.
Col. OZRo DoDDs as "Buzfuz," In
"Bardell VS.. Pickwick," will be an at
traction at Pixies Hall Friday night.
Col. Ii. M. JONES has been reelected
Superintendent of the Cincinnati Hos
pital, position he worthily and entirely
THE pair of Canada wild geese at the
Geological Garden were presented by
Master Edward Laboiteaux, Of College
Hill.
VIM. POTTER, formerly clerk OF the
Burnet House, has now the management
of the Point Clear Hotel ON the Gulf OF
Mexico, below Mobile.
The p, G. & st. L. r. R. have been re-
fused pt rmissi ION by the b. P. w. to lay
tracks on Smith and Water streets to
connect two coal yards.
PHILIP MARSH, editor Of the Sporting
Worlu, mas been dismissed on the charge
OF sending obscene publications. through
the mails, as his paper has "busted."
! TIE Davenport Club, Friday evening
at Thoms' Hall, will read "Kind to a
Fault" and 1--we Written to Brown"
The following Friday last reading Of the
season in costume, "The Wife's Secret"
ED. ROBERTS, of the Fourteens En-
gine, while on the way to fire, the
alarm Of which was sounded from Box
81, Tuesday night, fell from his place
while crossing Sixth and Freeman
STREETS and knocked his knee cap off.
He was 50 severely hurt as to be dis
ab.ed for some days to come.
BENJAMIN ID. ROBERTS, 17S Elm street,
has returned to this city, from travels
abroad, in search OF long absent daugh-
ter, Isabella Jane Roberts, who is sup
posed to be married aud living here.
AT NEE ling of the Trustees Of the
Cincinnati Hospital last night Mayor
Joanston was elected President, and L..
A. Harris Secretary of the Board. The
Medical staff were reelected.
VIM. HoUCK, the bogus "Canada Bill"
three-card monte cheat, tackled II
Armstrong, Superintendent Of the Police
Telegraph, on the train yesterday, but
it was no iso. Ed. aint that kind OF a
moke.
AT the Atonement Bazaar the excite.
ment increases about the ladies' gold
watch and chain being voted for. The
vote SO far stands as follows: Miss Mary
Denahy, 1893; Belle Allingham, 31l. AMI
Kate Kyhns, 1855.
THE report of the Health Officer for the
month of April shows that there were All
deaths during the month, occasioned as
follows: Zymotic diseases, 131; consti-
tutional, 80; local, 1876; development, 3S
accidental causes, IL; suicide, l.
Tom ALLEN has forwarded his money
10 cover Joe Goss' pile, saying, II will
i
day, May IL, and draw up articles O
agreement, and fight him ON any day ht
names" That settles it.
THE Walnut Hills Musical Societ,
and Central Church Choir give granl
concert this evening at the Central
Christian Church. The reputation o.
th 4se two excellent bodies OF SINGERS
will secure fine audience.
IN u
the Board of Trade, has issued the Sew
port Of tue Board. The contents art
their arrangement reflects much credl
Dn the labors Of Mr.. Blackburn.
THE Cincinnati Archaologists have
completed their local preparations fol
the Centennial; and have'shipped TWEEN
ty-SiX large wooden cases, containing NJ
less than two thousand four hundred
pounds of stone implements, to Phila
helphia.
The steamer Robert Mitchell has ar
rived from New Orleans with three hun
dred and fifty alligators on board, in
tended for-the big snow at Philadelphia
Tne collection is to be placed on exhibi
lion in this city for one week.
MANAGER r. e. j. MILES, Of the Gran,
Dpera-bouse, always on the alert whei
there IS graceful thing to be done, ten
ders grand complimentary benefit T.
the police force of the city OF Cincinnati
TO be given May 22and 20. In the Polio
Commissioners meeting last night tn
pffer was referred to the Superintendent
and Secretary of the Board.
KATE sTREETER, this morning, Will
asserting rags and paper, in Uncl
John McCalPs warehouse, on WalLu
street, found draft for $43 45 drawn b.
Toledo firm in favor OF John A. Grii
nth d Co.. Of this city. Later in the da
another was found drawn by Alexande
County Bank, Cairo, Illinois, on Sea
soDgood, Meter g. Co., in favor OF job
A. Griffith " Co., this. city, tor sl0e 30.
Fifth-street Garden Opening.
The managers OF the well known Fifth
street Garden give their annual reoper
4.