The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-19
LOCAL BREVITIES.

and peuulers IN the markets pay no
license.
PATRoLMAN G. l.. STANNAH has bee n
dismissed, and PatrOlman l.. Peppard
HAS resigned.
The late "Dr. Raphaers" astrological
library will be sold at Davies auction
rooms tonight.
THE Police Commissioners will meet
on fire e'and police affairs on alternate
Wednesdays hereafter.
ABOUT twenty peddlers, who are said
to have no license, are locked up at the
Nlnth-street Police Station.
CAPTAIN JAMES .RUTFIN and Thomas
Snelbaker, Ex-Chiet OF Police, are
about to open a detective agency on
their own hook.
VIM. HoLTZHoUsE, an unmarried man,
about thirty 1.-TWO years old, fell dead in
his room, at 522 West Sixth street, about
II O'Clock last night.
Mr.. GEO. HATFIELD, formerly of the
firm of Pullan, Hatfield Il Brown, of this
city, died at his home in PlattsYille,
Wisconsin, on Tuesday last.
Mr.. GEORGE W. RAPP, the architect,
was married last njg4L to Miss Ida Bal
lauf, daughter OF Mr.. Louis Ballauf, at
the latter's residence, No. 151 Dayton
street.
A BOX containing the pattern of bell
and lot OF brass castings was stolen
several days ago from j. J. Wilson's
place, No. l59 Central avenue. No clue
to the thieves.
SHERIFF WALLACE has changed his
medicine as it were. Has given Tom
Ii gan, his former attorney, the grand
bounce, and anchored his hopes on Ex-
Governor Noyes.
GEORGE GENEIER, of Twelfth street,
after his arrest by a Deputy u. S. Mar
shal yesterday, on the charge of recev-
ing stolen postage stamps, escaped by
jumping from window in his fathers
house soon after.
The Clio Dramatic Club have adopted
resolutions of respect to the memory OF
Miss Amy e. Hunt, daughter Of Col. G.
Is. Hunt, whose death recently we men-
toned at the time. Miss Hunt was an
honored member Of the cello"
ALEX. Voss, of Cumminsville, who
was arrested some days ago on charge
OF bastardy, preferred by young wO-
man, Lizzie Todd, was arraigned before
Squire Schwab this morning, but the
case was continued to Saturday next.
The proprietors OF the Gibson and
Buruet Houses have escaped the ordeal
of going through the Work-house tank.
The cases against them, selling liquor
on election day, were dismissed this
morning, the prosecuting Witnesses fail
ing TO put In an appearance.
THE City Infirmary Directors yester-
day afternoon elected the following Off
GERS: Clerk, o. F. Shepard; Superin-
to dent, John 2. Draper; Physician, FL.
Emmert; Store-keeper, A. Jacoby; Ma
tron, Mrs. Jno. p. Draper; Teacher, Miss
Mary Burnet. These to take effect May l.
IT HAS been ascertained that the bull
les which came uncomfortably close to
Law Librarian NJ. w. Meyers and Judge
Harmon, while those gentleme en- were
seated in the Law Library at the Court.
house the other day, came from Mt.
Adams, where target practice was 60
ing on.
The colored baby show will be opened
tonight at Thoms' Music Hall, and will
continue Tor TWO nights only. The ba-
bes will be divided into four classes,
according to ages, with separate classes
for twins and triplets. One complete
set of lriplets has been enrolled, and
will doubtless appear.
Mr.. G. V. Halliday, son of Ex-U. 3.
Commissioner Halliday, had the contract
for opening the safe OF the Southern Ho.
tel. He telegraphed yesterday to Mac
neale Urban, of this city, that he had
opened the safe, and found the contents,
including 200 worth Of valuablas, ali
In good order.
THE Cincinnati & Eastern Narrow
gauge Railway is now open to Mt. Oreb.
A heavily laden train, carrying nearly
seven hundred passengers, was run to
the latter nlanp V1atpr1nV ARRANGE.
ments will Immediately be made to con-
tinue track-laying to Sardinia and
thence to Winchester, which wiM CON-
plete the first division Of the road.
HEREAFrER,' all vacancies on the po-
lice force occurring from death, or sus-
pension for cause, are to remain un-
filled, policy compelled by the present
embarrassed condition of the Police
Fund. Nonew beats will be created, and
no new appointments will be made.
In case OF vacancy from the causes
named, the extra duty will deYolYe upon
the remaining force.
THE following is the result of the
election held at the City Buildings yes
terday tor Directors OF the Cincinnati
Police Relief and Insurance Fuud:
Patrolman W. j. Richards, 210 votes,
elected; Patrolman IL. NJ. Miller 205,
L W. IL O6flue luz,
elected; Patrolman Thomas Sheedy 1871,
elected; Sergeant John Schneider 15O,
elected; Lieutenant f. W. Meyer 14l,
elected; Lieutenant A. Middendort, III,
elected.
THE Cincinnati Savings Society have
elected the following officers to serve
the ensuing year: j. l.. Wayne, Presi-
dent; Henry Kessler, Vice President,
and Robert Buchanan, 9. +. Bradley, T.
II. c. Allen, Richard Muthers, David
Baker, T.. j. w. Smith, George Wuest,
Charles Bonsall, II. d. huntington and
Lewis Weitzel, Trustees. The newly
elected officers will meet at their office,
at 8 O'clock this afternoon, FOR organlza-
ton.
Two men, named John Dunn and A.
B. French, were arrested this morning
by Officers Logan and Palmer al the
corner of Court and Elm streets, on sus-
pici0n of having held up man and
robbed him. At The Central Station they
were searched, but no money being
found on them the officers are OF Il e
opinion that the case is a thin one. A
young man named David Edwards stat
ed that he saw the act, but could not
who the men were,