The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-03
LOCAL BREVITlES.

OFFICER HEITMAN, OF the Bremen
District, has resigned.
THE Lambert "Kicking" cases against
Jake Aug, are to be withdrawn.
A GUEST at Red's Hotel was relieved
OF watch and chain yesterday by
sneak thief.
CLEMENS THoMAN, of Ludlow Grove,
Millcreek Township, was Killed yester-
day by falling tree.
MIR. JOHN MANNING, Of No. 1928 West
Front street, aged eighty-dYe years, and
a native of County Kilkenny, Ireland,
died yesterday.
The third annual meeting of the
stockholders OF the Geological Society
was held at the Board OF Trade Rooms,
this afternoon, at O'Clock.
MR.. 6. W. MORRIS, an employe of
Mitcnel e. kammelsberg, was ROBBED of
$340 in currency yesterday afternoon by
u gang Of pickpockets who saw him come
out OF the First National Bank, where
he drew the money.
THE Young Mems Central Democrat.
ic Club mas decided to go to the oth of
January Convention at Columbus in
their capacity as u club, instead OF send
ing delegates. Thirty members have
pledged themselves to go.
THOU Art Ever Dear to Me-" song
by S. j. Delaney; "Life's Happy Hours
Waltz" and Lena's Fayorlte Waltz"
are just published by j. w. Hemlcb,
music publisher and dealer, Do West
Fourth street, Cincinnati.
THE Queen City Printing Ink Com
pany has filed its articles OF incorpor-
alton. The capital stock is $50, ,OO0, di-
Vided into ten shares. The incorpor-
1nh hn
Ry chen, Joseph Green, Elisha f.
Rychen and John B. Cheeseman.
LAST evening a sneak thief stole three
oyercOats from the hallway of Henry
Howe's residence, No. 30 Mound street.
A robe was taken from Gus. Neathers
sleigh, standing in front Of the County
Jail. Two oVercOats were captured
from Mr.. Withers house, No. 81 Ludlow
street.
A MEETING of the Democratic citizens
of the First Precint OF the Fourth Ward,
and the members Of the Fourth Ward
Tllden and Hendricks Club will hold a
meeting this Wednesday, evening, at
Greaves' Hall, Mt. Adams, for the pur-
pose OF seleoting delegates to the Co.
lumbus Convention.
MAJOR MORGAN, Superintendent of
the city Work-nouse, states that the
forthcoming annual report, which will
be presented at the next meeting OF the
Board, will show balance OF about
$1,000 in the treasury. The report will
also show u daily average of prisoners
OF four hundred and fifty, an increase OF
fifty. per day over that Of last
year.
The following are the names OF the
assistants in Recorder Brunel's office:
George L. Leininger, Deputy Recorder;
VIM. kiersted, Index Clerk; George D.
Deckebach, Lease Clerk; Charles Moor
man, Miscellaneous Clerk; John Koch,
- Vanausdal ami Fred. HulzIer, Deed
Department; r. Kestner, VIM. Boetger,
Gus. Goethe. Mortgages; +. j. Poshner,
Plating Clerk.
THE following gentlemen were elected
as Directors of the Catholic Institute for
the year 1877: Messrs. Ii. Grotenkem
per, U. Litmer, Q. OSEamp, +. IL. Moor
mann, Z. y. Jacobs, b. j. Kicking, John
Q. Fratz, z. Poland, Wm. Dunn, and V.
VonderheIde. AT The organic alton of
the Board Chas. q. Jacobs was elected
President, Ii. Grutenkemper Vice Pres
ldent, VIM. Dunn. Secretary, and Y.
Litmer, Treasurer.
AT meeting of the Soldiers and
Sailors Memorial Association, neid at
their hall, corner OF Walnut and Court
streets, twenty-Lhree new members
were admitted, and the following officers
elected TO serve for the ensuing six
months: President, r. NJ. Moore; First
Vice President, J. A, Remley; Second
Vice President, Robert Bell; Secretary,
?. II. Way; Assistant Secretary, Clal-
ence Morris; Financial Secretary, Thos.
MoLauRhlin; Sergean t-lt-arms, Joseph
L. Gaul; Treasurer, j. V. Guthrie; Trus-
tees, August Grief, Henry Hayne,
Robert Bell, p. II. Farmer and j. V.
Guthrie.