The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.

SIX hundred and eighty patients were
treated last month at the CINCINNATI
Hospital.
MRS. ALBERT Fl. MITCHELL, daughter
in-law OF Robert Mitchell, Esq, died
yesterday.
DEPUTY JOE MOSES this morning took
to CO.umDus the batch of prisoners who
were sentenced the other day by Judge
Cox.
HENRY LoHRsBACH, charged with IL
licit disLilling, was bound over TO the
Grand Jury yesterday in the sum oil
$500.
JOHN MCCARTY, a droVer OF Walnut
Hills, while taxing pistol from MS
pocket yesterday, shot himself through
Lhe hand.
BLACKEY EDWARDS, stakeholder in
the Goss-Allen mill, paid his hne oil
$3.50 and costs in the Criminal Court at
CoVington.
AUGUST FISsE, charged with securing
false naturalization papers, PLEADED
guilty in the United States Court and
was remanded TO Jail.
The masquerade ball at the Bellevue
House was pleasant affair, but the at
tendance was not as great as expected.
The tat Katrina was there.
A LOT of silver spoons, some Of them
marked "LeW. Boman" aud "Hals tead,"
is awaiting identification in the office OF
the Superintendent OF Police.
a NEW hoBe-valve, called the Auto
matte Relief Valve, will be tried this
evening BY tue Fire Department, at the
corner OF Vine and Sixth streets.
IT is said that Rev. Father Homan, for
merry OF this city, is in Chicago, where he
Is trying to get charge of the ministry
of Protestant Episcopal Church.
The Chairman of the Republi can
County Executive Committee was sued
yesterday Tor $24 due on the rent of q
hall used by the sixth Ward Club.
"MoCKEY" FLANAGAN, accused OF
perjury by w. PiLJ Wallace, was yester-
day bound over to the Grand Jury. He
was released on his own recOgnizance.
The Milk Inspectors report to the
Police Commission yesterday showed
number of COWS inspected S97, OF which
Sl5 were in good condition; fair 26; poor
"a.
A CHILD belonging to Mr.. Bernard Ils
fell into the canal near its home yester.
day, and would have drowned but tor
the assistance OF Mr.. M. NJ. Marks, the
ice dealer.
ANNIE YoAsT, little girl, while
cleaning the windows of the Catholic
Church in CumminsVille, yesterday
evening, fell out on to the pavement
and injured her spine severely.
The Board of Managers of the Widows
Home, OF which the late Mrs. BoWle
was Vice President, at the regula
monthly meeting yesterday passed ap
propriate resolutions ON her death.
A DRAFT for $7GS on a New York bank
in favor Of the cashier of the Third Ma
tional Bank OF this city, was found il
McCall's rag store, on Walnut street, b.
a girl viii e asserting a number Of let
ters.
Mr.. BLAIR, by score of 15O To 12t
was the wilmer Of the third game {
billiards at Tischbein's Hall last ever
ing. At Wise's billiard tournament
Block won over Green by score OF 70
to 1S4.
AT the meeting yesterday afternoo
at the Vihe-Street Congregations
Church, Rev. DR.. Worrall made an at
dress on 'sBehold, ye have sinned agains
the Lord; and be sure your sin will fin
you OUT"
The Committee on Terminal FacIl
ties met last evening at the rooms Of th
Board of Transportation to consider th
track-aXtension resolution. Nothing wa
done, and another meeting ordered fo
tomorrow.
THE Adams Express Company hav
opened an express office at Remingto
Station, Ohio, on the Marietta & Cincir
natl Railroad, and j. IL. Wilson, an Of
messenger for the company, has bee
appointed agent.
A MAGNIFICENT reception and ba
were given last night by the newly MAJ
ried couple, Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Her
bricks, at their residence at No. 10 Web
street. over two hundred invite
guests partoOk of the grand supper.
JOHN MALLoY was arrested last eve.
ing on a warrant charging him wit
stealing four loaVes OF bread from Ber
jamin Gilpin. The case will be invest
gated in the Police Court to,morro
morning.
CHARLES MoRLE, who keeps a grocer
in Rat Row,was locked up in the Han
mond-street Station last night on
charge Of receiving barrel containir
some cOal-oil, which had been stolen
little boy. The case in the PoiiC
Court was continued until tomorrow.
AT the meeting of the Trustees of IL
Cincinnati Hospital, last night, Cor
mittee was.appointed to examine al
report upon the expediency of puttir
up a fire-AOse on each floor Of the bull
ing. The Omar appointed DR.. Judkil
as a Committee OF one for that duty.
THE Church Aid and Literary Socie
OF Allan Temple held a meeting la
evening. Miss Werls read an essa
Miss Ella E. Buckner gave declam
tien; Messrs. L. W. Johnson and j,
Lee, discussion on sis the Preach
more beneficial than the Teacher
The music was rendered by Miss liz
per, Miss Buckner, Miss Parloure, MI
Williamson, Rev. L. jackson ana n
Miles.
THE Police Commission met in reg
lar session yesterday afternoon.
communication was received aski
the Board to prohibit further intermer
in the burying ground on the Grand
Road, on account of its crowded con
ton and the careless manner in viii
the cofflns are covered with mold. L
subject was referred to the Heal
Officer for investigation and report.
HHE Trustees OF the Cincinnati H.
6ital met last night. Superinter
. ent Jones submitted r p
of the history Of the gas-making
the einstilution. The report sho