The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Holy Saturday.
EASTER to- -morrow-eggs-actly.
GOOD FRIDAY was well observed.
The Irish Vndicator will issue large extra
edition tomorrow.
HAY ground into soft 1ne meal for animal
food Is the latest invention.
TWENTY additional police have been sworn
in for duty on election day.
FRANCIS PIEKERT, about ffCy years old, who
lives at 6O Abigail street, is missing.
OFFICER PETER SCHwEIGEL has been dis
missed from the force for neglect OF duty.
W. l.. ROGERS, charged with stealing 800
worth OF surgical instruments from DR.. Howe,
was acquitted by the jury.
THE Board Of Aldermen yesterday afternoon
pa sed the ordnance granting the Nj. Il 9.
Railroad the right to lay tracks across Park
street.
JAKE FRICEER has received permission to
test his patent Dallot-box at the polls OF the
Second Precinct o. the Seventeenth Ward, next
Monday.
TON c, CAMPBELL, ESQ.,, attorney for Judge
Cox, has telegraphed to columbus aud asked
that tho Sergeat- at Arms proceed, under the
lawof 1875, TO execute the finding OF the Senate
In the case.
COLONEL CALVIN BRADLEY, father of Mrs.
). L. heek. and formerly Of incinnaUi. died
wednesday evening at his residence In Quin-
cy, Illinois. The deceased was seyenty-fye
years OF age.
THE Newsboys this evening will parade over
the following line of march: Stirling at Baker
and Vine streets at z, NJ. they 30 south to
Third, east to Sycamore, north to Pearl, east
to Broadway, north to Fifth, west to Walnut
south tO Fourth. west to Park, norCh to Fifth
east to Central avenue, north to Court, east to
Vine, south to Sixth, east to Main, south to
Third, east to Sycamore, where the procession
will uisband. Their object for parading has
not been disclosed.
THE City Democratic Executive Committee
met yesterday morning at Aug's Club House,
IN pursuance Of a call issued t. take into con-
sideratlon the anticipated passage of the Bard
Bill by the Legislature. AS a telegram had
been received from George b. Okey by Presi-
dent Dennenhower stating that the bill ''is de-
funct So far as Mondays election is concerned"
there was nothing for the Committee to do, and
after listening to an earnest speech by Hon. j.
W. Fitzgerald, they adjourned.
THE jury in the case Of the child of Rachel
Coleman,wh was found dead at No. 1S North
street on the 2lst inst, returned a verdict last
hands OF the mother" The Coroner this
morning swore out a warrant for the arrest of
Rachel Coleman, who is still at the Hospital.
The jury also censured Dr. Murphy, Of the
Hospital STAFF, for refusing to let DIR. Schmidt
exa nine the woman yesterday, although an
oruer to that effect had been given by the Cor
oner.
U. r. MABLEY, ESQ.,, whose name has become
familiar throughout the West as the largest
retail dealer in mems and boys clothing, in
his system OF establishing branch houses in
the large Western cities, h ls secured lease Of
the stores Nos. 66 and So West Fifth street,
opposite the Fountain, and has opened this
day in store No. 66, large ana elegant stock
OF mems, youths and children's cloGhing and
gents furnishing goods. Mr.. Mabley's head
quarters are at Detroit, where seven years
since he opened small store, in which the first
year he done business of 100000. To-day his
ltr atn 10 fhn To- IN, ffcl
America, in which his retail trade alone last
year amounted to 81 l,000,UW. 1t is said that Mr.
ms success is attributed to low or popular
prices and strict integrity, compounded with a
liberal amount Of printers ink such enter
prise will be recognized by the people Of CIn-
Cinnati, and will De certain of success.