The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-18
THE DAILY STAR
LOCAL BREVITIES

BOARD Of Aldermen to-day.
THE Waterman at Elm and FIndlaA
Btreets broke last night.
TIE regular monthly meeting Of the
University Board was held yesterday
afternoon.
CAPTAIN DUSTIN is to be tried by
Court martial on Wednesday on sew
eral charges preferred by Col. Hunt.
A SMALL fire occurred last night at
Nathan Lehmaps. second hand store,
Ne. SIT Vine street. No damage and no
alarm.
XAVIER BOGLEsANG will be examined
next Monday before Commissioner
Hooper, on charge OF passing counter
teit coin.
THE detectives have now recovered
all the papers and medals stolen from
the Curtis carriage factory last Satur-
day, and all but $40 of the currency.
JOHN Ii. MATsoN, OF Green Township,
the father of Judge Matson, received
stroke OF paralysis in this city on Sun
day night, from which 1t is feared he can
net survive.
The O., Il. & D. Railroad Company
have made u. final proposition TO the
Junction Stockholders which will prob
ably end the negotiations SO far as this
road is concerned.
The funeral OF Christ. Weber,wh was
accidentally killed near Mauisonville
last Saturday by being thrown out OF a
buggy, took place this morning from 81.
johns Churoh, on Green street.
W. NJ. CORY, for himself and others,
has flied petition to restrain the C0un-
ty Treasurer and County Auditor from
collecting the assessment made Tor the
Improvement OF Marshall street, on Nj.
Auburn.
CHAS. G. MANNING's residence, on
Rolls Hlll, just west of CumminsYille,
was robbed day or two ago Of lot OF
jewelry and siIYerwear, including a gold
watch and chain. No clue to the party
CT property.
A SwINDLRR signing himself Wm. s..
Glenn has been travelling in Ohio, lndi-
ana and Kentucky, and getting hotel
keepers 10 cash drafts made by him on
VIM. Glenn Il Sons, this city. Beware
OF him, he is fraud.
THE firm of Tolle, Holton & Co.,
1obbers OF dry goods and notions, last
evening at O'Clock fled in the Probate
Court deed OF assignment to K. T..
Bradstreet The liabilities are estl-
mated at about $4!5,O}0.
T. d. GRAY, the young man arrested
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papers from the office OF Vim. G. Halp
and selling them at secondhand book
store, near the corner OF Sixth and Yine
was sent to the " Work-Aouse this morn.
ing for thirty days.
JOSEPH KOKE, a hackman. about two
months ago tried at several places near
the Plum-stre9t Depot to pass a CeuA-
terfeit $40 bill and finally succeeded in
getting rid of it. He then left the city,
but yesterday he returned and WAS i'm
med ately arrested.
APPROPRIATE resolutions were passed
at a meeting ul the attaches Of the Ceun-
ty AuQitoPs OfiCt, held yesterday, in
memory Of their deceased brother, Rob
ert EDerie, Similar action was taken
by the Robinson Light Infantry, OF which
the deceased was Il member.
AN inquest was held by Squire A. c.
KayIor last might, at Ludlow Grove, Oh
the body OF Patrick Cane, a man aboul
seventy years ola, Who died al Michael
DGVne's place yesterday. The jury
rendered a verdict OF death from heart
disease, superinduced by asue."
The Cook Eaeampment, &. A. r., las
night elected the following officers:
Commander, VIM. kuhnStedt; Adju-
TAM, Louis Hostewilz; Z l0rtermaster,
Z. W. Ii. Lue bDert; QuArtermaster-Se Ser
Eeant, John smith; Guard, Gustav
Aoger; Trustees, f. Dister, f. l.. Ea-
msrt, Christ. HaTner.
"ALMosT PERSUADED" one of the
most popular songs by the late p. Z.
Bliss, arranged With variations tor the
piano, is just published by John Church
Il Co. MeesFs. j Ohm Church s. co. have
also just published "Angel Wiaga,' for
t4o piano, by d. c. Anderson, dgdicated
to the memory Of Miss MAttie u. Reed.