The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.

NUMBER of deaths in the city, eighty
two.
The sixty-second anniversary of the
battle OF New Orleans.
The Probate Court issued ffly-two
marriage Licenses last week.
A DIVORCE was granted this morning
to VIM Sherland from Maria Sherland.
/, OLD INDICATIONS alias Probabilities,
didu't tell us. any thing about this beauti-
full snow.
GEORGE AND HENRY STALL, Of Lock
land, have been missing from home for
several days.
PEOPLE vino don't have their side
walks cleaned to-Iay should be Wis.
tied by a pensive patrolman.
TURNKEY CHARLEY WRIGHT has an
eve in mourning. lie 'EtOOk tumble''
down the stairs of the Ninth-street Sta
tiOn.
FRANK EICH, the Concert Hall man, is
again in trouble. Next Friday he Will
face His Honor on charge of permitting
noise aud disorder on his premises.
FRED. VANDERvELD will be heard on
Wednesday morning in the Police Court
on the charge OF stealing silk handker.
chief from A. Golatsky, an employe OF
Perrin, Gould 81 Co.
The Harugari Bauvereip, capital
S40O,OO0, in $400 shares, has been incor-
porated; Julius Engelke, Charles f.
Johnson, NJ. Burgheim, Aug. Reinhart,
ii. Brockman, e. PGannkucken and G.
Wallback, incorporators.
SEVERAL hundred pounds OF side
meat were stolen from car on the con-
nectiOn track OF the Marietta 81 Cincin-
natl Railroad, on West Front street,
yesterday morning, by some bold thieves
who escaped with their plunder.
THE Grand Jury has indicted Angus
tus canton, the diamond robber, for
burglary and larceny: John McGurn,
Anthony McGurn, Michael Kennedy,
Charles Thomas and Henry Meyers for
burglary; John White, assault with in
tent to rape.
ADAM HAMMERS place, at No. 72 Coui {
street, and Louis EsteI's saloon, at the
corner Of Court and Vine, were bur-
glarized early yesterday morning.
Twelve pairs OF fine boots were taken
from Hammers, and two overcoats and
two boxes OF cigars from EstePs. No
arrests.
The boiler in the Times office burst
this morning, and caused Archbishop
Sands CONSIDERABLE eianXiety, as he was
afraid he would be unable to get out
his paper. However, portable engine
was obtained, and about II O'Clock was
driven up into the side yard of the build.
ing. A belt was attached 10 the old el.
gine, after which things Went Oh
smoothly.
AT the annual meeting of the Cuviel
CLUB, held last Saturday evening, the
following officers were elected: Presi
dent, Col. l.. A. Harris; Vice Presi
dents, John W. Beesley, W. b. Smitl
and samuel 2. Post; Corresponding
Secretary, Thomas A. Logan; Recording
Secretary, J. F. Blackburn; Treasurer
Theodore Marsh. Twenty eight new
members were elected.
AT regular monthly meeting of th'
ST. Xaviel's Orphan Society, held ye'
terday, the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year: President,
w. Fitzgerald; Vice President, Edwar,
Dougherty; Secretary, Martin Maroney
Assistant Secretary, VIM. j. Franey
ST.; Treasurer, John Matthew's; TruS.
tees, Patrick Mckeown, John Frizell
NJ. MulYihill, ST.; Marshal, p. F. Burke
JAMES QUINN, one of the drivers TO
the coal irm OF A. Buchanan d Co.
while passing up Central avenue, neal
Eighth street, this morning, on the bacI
OF one OF his team horses, was takel
with an epileptic tit, and falling
from the saddle was dragged
q considerable distance, cutting his heat
severely. lie was taken to Keeshan'
drug STORE, whe2e his wounds wer
dressed, aftes which he was conveyed II
his, Aome on West Third street.