The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-01
LOCAL BREVITIES.

PATRoLMAN JOSEPH SCHULTZ has re-
signed.
THE Mt. Auburn water main at Vine
and Twelfth has busrt again.
THE Council Committee on Legisla-
tion didn't quorumize last night.
The Crawford House has changed
hands, Vanden IS Co. having assumed
control his morning.
HARRY EYTINGE has concluded to
build theater on the lot adjoining KEEP
ier's restaurant, on Fourth street.
Mr., L. w. ZIMMERMAN, of Duhme 81
Co.'s establishment, has resigned, anu
will set up in business tor himself.
THE funeral of VIM. b. PullaD, who
died IN Florida recently, will take place
from the residence OF his father, in Cum
minsville, tomorrow.
LAST night about 8 o'clock horse and
buggy belonging to Mr.. Reed was stolen
from the neighDorhoOQ Of the Ninth
street Baptist Church.
A Darrell Of coal oil. which had evil
dent,y been stolen from some railroad
depot, was found last night at the corner
of SIKH and Carr streets.
The new Lieurenants at Third-street
Station are Theodore Gibner and "A. W.
NewaH. Lieut.. VESSEL has been traus-
1erred to the TWenty-hrst Ward.
THE Cincinnati Il Terre Haute Rail
road, twenty six miles completed and in
operation, was sold yesterday under
decree OF The United States Court to W.
II. McKeen, President of The Vanualia
line, for $4,000.
THE Knights Of 81. George have elect
ed the following officers lor the ensuing
year: Captain, AdOlph Pitton; First
Lieutenant, Theodore Sanning; Second
Lieutenant. John Godar; ergeant, Geo.
Wetter; QuarIermaster, Herman Noble;
Banner bearer, FIR Kleist.
MAYOR JOHNSTON has administered
the oath o office to the following newly
appointed Lleutenauts OF Police, viz:
John Burke, A. W. Winall, Theodore
Gibner, Frank Smith, Alfred Parks,
Michael Spaeth and W. b. Emery.
PATRoLMEN Joseph Ross, of the
Fourth District, M. Connolly, of the
First District, and Joseph Luher, OF the
Filth District, have been dismis sed the
force tor violation OF tie rules. Patro!-'
man Ira Benedict, OF the Fourth Dis
trlct, has been remande0 and suspended
Tor one week.
The Lilipulian Bml..que Company,
~ "-~ F'HJ " "HNhi lAO N4AAs NiA'elS
give sp,ehuld entertainments at the
Grahu Y 9era'Aouse every AFTERNOON and
nIgnt' Aam .ssIon TO matinee only 20
cents' rake the cAlIdren' Ihey Will
taIA ABOUT IL the rest OIL the year.
The grain men have under considera-
tion the organization OF Gail Board. A
committee of five, consisting Of John
ChrIsIy, Z. ). Magure Grove j. Penny,
j. Munce and Charles Fox, has Deen ap-
pointed to report on that subject to an
cary inee'i"s Vi 'hose ln'eles'eu'
NATE FISHER at Woods Theater ev-
cry night thls week and Saturday natl
nee. Lady Godlya," or "Peeping Tom
of Coventry" will be played tonight for
the first time in this city. The bill con-
cludes with "Ihe French Spy on Horse
back" S m bill at new departure mat
nee Saturday afternoon.
HON. j. II. SMART, State Superintend.
ent OF Instruction m Indiana. is making
a tour of Inspection of our schools. H1,
saws: When l was acting as Educn-
tional Commissioner at the centennial
| at first imagined that the Indiana
School work was par excellence. but al
ter examining the work from Cincinnati