The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-15
LOCAL BREVITlES.


NINETY ONE ueaCnS reported laSl
week.
PETER COOPER was on a $40 drunk
-yesteI day.
81 WOULD not live always" if this is
the best Old Indications can do.
MR,WM, KIERsrED, brother of Colonel
jerry, is laid up with broken leg. Ice
did it.
MIR. MAUDLER's barber shop, at No. 81
Martin street, has been relieved of q
quantity OF shaving apparatus.
The approach of the Cincinnati South
ern Railway will pass over the roof OF
the L., Z. u l.. shops, opposite Horne
street.
THE man who neglects to put ashes
on his sidewalk to-day is, in the lam
guage OF Horace Greeley, a "villain and
u hOrse-thel."
THE alarm of fire from Box 243 East
Columbia) about O'Clock Yesterday
morning, was caused by the burning Of
d barn belonging to Mr. Rattan.
HENRY SCHULTZ and Michael Lawler,
two beautiful specimens Of domestic
jamboreeists, took II tumble on a "30-$5J"
sentence for bull-dozing their resi- pectiye
families, this morning.
STATION HOUSE KEEPER of the Third
street District has been relieved from
duty during an Investigation of his al
legged vulgar conduct towards two fe-
male prisoners, recently.
SAMUEL PORTER, an employe OF the
Cincinnati Ice Company, was fined $40
and costs this morning for carry ing a
shooting-iron, and had to witness the
contiscaIon of the weapon.
VIM. SCHULHoFF, of st. Bernard, day
before yesterday tell from his wagon IN
front OF Zeigler u Schafer's pork-pack-
ing house, ON clifton avenue, near Vine
street, and suffered a fractured leg.
The Shebeth Achim Lodge, No. 95, X.
S. b., lied the following officers for
the ensuing six months: President, A.
l. Harris; Vice President, j. K. Hagen;
Secretary, j. Meyer Treasurer, Oh.
Meyer.
A HACK and two horses belonging to
Up. Epply made dash from the corner
Of Seventh and Race streets yesterday
morning and ran down to the river at
break-neck speed, but, strange 10 say,
no damage was done.
AT a regular meeting of the st. Fran
bis Xavier Association the following
officers were elected for the term of six
months: NJ. Healey, Protect; j. Duff,
First Assistant; q. Massa, Second AS
distant; NJ. Laven, Secretary.
THE Gifts answered a silent alarm t
Martins boarding-house, on Walnut |
street near Fifth, about 8 O'Clock yes.
Eerday morning. A bed had taken fire |
In the the third story, from a coal Oil
lamp, and was consumed. Damage |
tritlng.
OTTO LEHMAN appeared in the Police
Qeurt this morning, charged with COM
plicity i'll the recent burglary OF Louis |
ErtePs saloon, corner oil Vine and Court |
streets, but the case was laid over until |
Ihe l7Ch inst. In default Of 81 900 he was |
committed. |
ALTHOUGH the damage to coal floats |
Ind contents has been great, still there |
ID no immediate danger Of coal FAM
me. The fifteen principal wholesale |
dealers of this city have now on hand
wo mi lion three hundred and forty
i've thousand bushels.
r. d. CROSS, a colored waiter at the
Burnet House, met his wife yes terday
IN company with man against whom
he appears to hold grudge. High
words ensued, and he threatened TO
kill her, About this cop waltzed the |
Gross man 10 the calaboose, and upon
searching him found loaded revolver.
This morning he was fined $50 and costs
for carrying u concealed weapon.
AT its last regular meeting the First
Battalion, *. of p, elected the following
officers: Colonel, f. Kensch, jr.; Lieu.
Ienant-C Colonel, Q. Westphal; Major, h.
Horworth; Adjutant, John Finkler; Sur
Eeon, DR.. Z. 5. Basford; Assista Sur
seon, N. Baumeler; Quartermaster,
President, Charles Meier; Vice Pres
lent, F. Lakamp; Treasurer, Barney
Miller; Secretary, Joseph Kluber, jr.
AT the annual meeting OF the Cincin-
lati Furniture Exchange, to be held
his afternoon at 3 O'Clock, at the rooms
If the Exchange, 122 Vine street, for the
viection OF Board OF Directors, the Go!-
owing regular ticket will be plesented:
". q. Nudge, OF Ii. B. Nudge; Jac.
Dehl, of Cabinet Makers Union; Geo.
densnaw, jr., Of G. Henshaw g. Sons,
J. McDonuugh, OF Muller & McDonough;
los. G. Sextro, of SeXlro Furniture Co.:
Il. II. Wiggers, of kearney s. Wiggers;I
4. Kreimer, OF Kremer & Bro; c. E
iowee, OF Mitchell d. RammelsDufg Fur +
liture Co.; Aug. Vosmer, OF Central
furniture Co.; f. II. Mackc, of Macse
b Busching; Geo. Ii. Clarke, of Clarke a
Bros. 81 Co.; Chas. Kaiper; Theo. j. | !
6ereue, Belts street Furniture 20.
PAT MoRAN's grocery, at the corner oil |
Front and Plum streets, was the scene I
IF a terrible jamboree between II and Il |
pclock yesterday morning. The trouble !
vas, a colored steamboatman named
sam. Patterson went iii and called for
! drink, got it, and then, according to a
Moran, reiused to pay for it. tussel
pnsued between the men, in which d
Koran received a terrible bite in the a
iheek. At this point a fellow
famed Wood interierred, when the /
inraged Patterson made al him with I
sleaVer and struck him terrible blow
m the wrist, nearly seVering the hand L
rom the arm. Soon alter private
gatchman Sussman and officer McHugh p
.rrested Patterson. This morning lle /
prisoner appeared before Judge Linde- II
nann charged with assault and battery, g
lut the case was laid over until to-mor. c
oW-bonl $500 b