The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LETS turn over thai new lear
The rush in the streets is over
WHAT did Santa Claus bring your
BIG dinners AT the hotels yesterday,
GET ready TO swear of-New Year ID
at hand.
SOME, of course, were disappointed
yesterday.
The evidence In the Bodmann will
case mas been closed.
PLENTY OF turkey lunches at the sa-
looms on Christmas day.
The Board of Education .didn't meet
MOnday-Uhristmas eve.
OFFICER RIDGEwAY yesterday killed
mad-dOg on Fox street.
MAYOR MooRR's neWsboys' festival
will not come OF until the last Of next
week.
sIxTY-FIvE persons wound up their
Christmas in the different station
houses.
JOSEPH MARTIN had a watch picked
from his POCKET at the McMiCken av enue
fire yesterday.
INTEREST on GoVernment bonds due
January 1 Will be paid to-day at the
United States Treasury.
MRS. SHOEMAKER, living at No. %
woodward street, slipped of a second
story roof yesterday and was seriously
injured.
The claims of the Cincinnati credi-
tors against TolIe, Holton & Co., who
nave gone into bankruptcy, amount TO
Sl0l, 2O9 IL.
ALBERT JONES says that he simply
took the wrong umbrella by mistake,
but the Judge thought different, ana
fined him $2j,
The Church of Our Savior, Mount
Auburn, Rev. D. W. Rhodes, Rector,
was consecrated yesterday morning by
Bishop Jaggar.
j. J. DEHM, of Canton, Ohio, and Q.
b. Ebenignt, of the same place, are in
The County Jail on charges Vi obtaining
goods by false pretenses.
HENRY TIMBERMAN was buried un-
der an embankment on George street,
near John, night before last. He was
unhurt, however, when taken out.
A PICTURE of Bishop Jaggar, exc
cuteA by Vincent, and elegantly framed,
was stolen Saturday evening from st.
PauPs Episcopal Church on Fourth
street.
A PISTOL was lost yesterday near the
corner OF Twelfth and Race streets, BY
officer Young. The finder Will obIige
che owner BY leaving it at tte Health
Office.
AN attempt at burglary was made
Monday night on the store Of Rels Broth
ere, Vine and Commerce streets, by cut
ting out large plate OF glass. Nothing
was stolen.
JOHN CHURCH Il Co., have just issue d
"Christmas Bells at Sea-" song; words
by Z. l.. Kenny, and music by Arthur
Sullivan; and Young Hearts Young
Loves"
DENNIS QUALEY lelt 80 happy over
Christmas MAT he began londling his
aged wife Oh the head with club. He
was sent to the WoTk-house for year,
this being his NTH arrest for the same
0GenSe.
The horse and wagon OF Kunverner &
Yerhagn, oyster dealers at No. 272 Syca-
more street, and $50 worth of oysters
were stolen last evening. The horse
and wagon were recovered but the oys-
ters were gone.
VIM. SULLIVAN, a white IN an. gashed
the face of Il colo ell man named Enoch
Robinson Yesterday. on the corner oil
i ghth street and EgglesL0n avenue.
The wound is a ghastly one, the whole
right cheek being laid open.
VIM, VOIGHT, an old bachelor, and an
inmate OF the Soldiers Home, was found
dead in stable back OF the Farmers
Stitch has been notified and will hold an
inquest tomorrow morning.
LEWIS VANTAGE, young but vicious
10 king lad, who lives near the Lower
Market, was found trying to realize 6
lew cents on $6 worth Of rope yesterday
which had been taken from the wharf
He was sentenced $500 and thirty days
LAST night boy attending to the ker
osene lamps In the West End was badly
burned by the explosion OF one OF then
at the Eighth street ana Marietta Rail
Eoad crossing. Some railroad men were
at hand and extinguished his burning
clothes.
WILLIAM V0IGHT, an inmate of tn
Sold ers' Home at Dayton, came to tn
city to spend Christmas and put up a
the Farmers Home, 46S Main street
He INDUCED in several drinks and the
walked into the back yard where be was
found dead at o'clrck yesterday.
OWEN COSTELLO, laborer, OF Indian
apolis, while visiting his sister, Mrs
Margaret Kenney, IN Ludlow Grove
MilcIeek Township, fell dead from hi
chair at the dinner table yesterday
The Coroners Jury determined th
cause of his death to have been apo
plexy.
AT the inquest yesterday held on tn
body Of johanna Fogarty the jury re
turned the verdict of killed by a ia
Irem the third-Story OF the house at Nc
b46 Race street. The deceased was
married woman, twenty-four years
age, living with her husband at til
house where the death occurred,
MRS. MARIA RILEY, the widow OF
river engineer, who was drowned scver
years ego, attempted suicide yesterda
in front OF the home Of her daughter, /
taking what size supposed was lauda
um. The bottle contained some 9th,
drug however, and simply made h
siCK She was taken to the Hospital,
THE Independents OF the y. NJ. M.
A. have the following ticket i'll the Fl fel
President, Gazzam Gano; Vice Pres
dent Henry L. Page; CorrespoUdn
Secretary, Charles Ii. Stephens; r
cording Secretary, Charles G. keele
Treasurer, NJ. j. Mack, Director
Robert A. Dykns, Harley I. Procte
i. r DouoAue, Harry l.. Laws al
Pau r. M0hr.