The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.

NUMBER of deaths last week, eighty
two.
THE funeral OF VIM. B. Gall was
largely attended yesterday.
THE Louisville Short-line Railroads
net profits for the month of October is
$37. 406 rs.
SIX trains now run each way daily on
the Cincinnati Il WestWood Narrow
gauge Railway.
THE sessions Of the Police Board here
after will be held with closed doors.
Reporters can consider themselves
bounced.
LAST night $500 fire occurred at the
residence Of John King, Esq, on North
Avenue-the old Peter Netf homestead.
Alarm from Box 239.
IN the case Of the First National Bank
against Frederick Burkhardt, suit on
guaranty for $40 900, the jury returned
Rverdict for the plaintiff lor $9, 1903 Is.
A LOT OF old rags was ignited yester-
day afternoon in the cellar of Mr..
Strauss residence, No. 2l7 Longwortn
street. The flames were easily extin-
guished.
w. HEBEL & CO.'S cigar store, corner
of Sixth and Sycamore, was burglariZed
early Sunday morning and robbed OF
about two thousand cigars. The rob-
bers escaped.
A SMALL fire was discovered in War
reh's bookstore, on Central avenue near
Sixth, yesterday. The damage TO The
BLOCK is slight, as the flames were con-
lined TO a portion Of the floor. Cause, a
detective t1ue.
The monument emb!ematic of Gre
ligious Liberty" which is the work OF
Mr.. NJ. Ezekiel, formerly Of this city,
will be unveiled at Fairmount Park,
Philadelphia, next Thursday. The mon
ument is erected by the lsraelites OF the
United States.
A FOETUs Of four or i've months gesta-
ton WAS found, yesterday morning, at
the west end OF Tucker alley, between
Richmond and Ninth streets, by officers
DurkIn and Elder. 1t was taken to
Habig's and the Coroner notified. An
inquest will be held Wednesday morn
Ing.
GEO. KULP, weIl-known Cincin-
NATHAN, and former member OF Hook and
Ladder Company No. 2, was killed on II
Michigan Railroad, last week, while
coupling cars. He was a member OF the
Firemen's Inheritance Association, and
his wife and children will receive about
$500 from 1t.
SIMEON MARYLAND, aged fifty years,
bricklayer, employed on the Govern
ment Building, was found dead in bed
this morning at W. e. SeWarG's resi-
dence, No. 523 West Eighth street. He
leaves Two daughters, who live near ln-
dian Hill. They were sent for, and will
arrive to-day. An inquest Will be held
Mt : O'Clock this evening.
AMAN named George Bell was brought
into NintA-sLreet Station last evening
poyered with blood and filth. 1t is
stated that he was thrown out of a sa
loon on Fifth street. near the O., II. &
d, Depot, by u crowd of roughs and
badly beaten with powders. He was
taken to the Hospital. No arrests were
made.
The kind friends OF the Cincinnati
Orphan Asylum are requested TO send
whatever they may be willing to con.
tribute for Thanksg giving dinner for the
orphans to the care OF Mrs. DR.. DAVIS,
B23 Elm street, or 8lrs. NJ. f. Force, 80
West Eighth street, or to the Asylum on
Mount Auburn on Wednesday, NoVsm-
Der 70.
THE stove molders are on a strike
agalnst a reduction OF 90 per cent. o.
their wages. The strike is confined tC
The National Shops OF Redway Il Bur.
ton ana the PE9nix Works OF Resor
Company. An offer to submit the ques-
tion at issue to the arbiLrament of a
committee 10 be composed OF delegates
from the molders and employers anG
disinterested parties has been made by
The strikers, but has not yet been &C
Depted by the bosses.