The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-25
LOCAL BREVITlES.
PAYDAY for the teachers.


from Florida.
TIE Common Council failed TO get a
quorum yesterday. They will try IL
again tomorrow.
TOM ENGLISH, bound over to the
Grand Jury for robbing, is out on bail
In the sum ot 1900.
The Finance Committee yesterday
awarded the Strafer-street bonds to
Albert Meter. as broker.
MRS. HARRIET VINCENT pioneer OF
the West End, and relict OF the late
James S. Vincent, died In Wichita,
Kansas, Jan. 1S.
The Board of Aldermen hold meet.
ing at o'clock to-day, and joint ses-
sion OF Council will meet at the same
hour tomorrow.
HENRY KoMELL, living at No. Is Wade
street, Tell from the root Of the Music
Hall yesterday, aud severely bruised
his thigh and face.
AT tho billiard tournament last night,
the game played between Tony Honing
and Harry Choate, was won by Choate
with score OF 2C0 to 1877.
THE coal elevator and float owners
held another meeting yesterday, but
nothing was done and the meeting ad-
iourued to Monday night.
A YOUNG girl named Harriet Schwab,
VINO lives on Bremen street between
Green and Elder, had two OF her fingers
broken yesterday, while storing away
some coal.
LUCIEN MARC Is endeavoring to get up
q Gr@co-Roman wrestling match, be-
tween Leon Chrlstol, his late antagon-
ist, and B0unel LIE Boeuf, a late arrival
from France.
The Mohawk Brown Stocking Base.
ball Association OF Cincinnati fled arti-
cles OF Incorporation with the Secretary
OF State, at Columbus. The capital
stock is 81 500.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary T. Harrison,
reiiot of Prot. John p. Harrison, took
place at 10 O'Clock this morning from
the residence OF her soI-in-law, VIM.
Price, Esq, on Prices Hill.
The trouble in railroad circles In re-
gard TO some of the lines cutting down
on rates, will be ended soon, as every
freight cficial has received strlct orders
to hold firmly up to the pool rates.
A. l.. HICKS, charged with robbing at
Lynchburg, Ohio, was in Hammond
street Station last night OIL his way
from Paris, KY, where he was arrested
by Marshal Perry Whiacre, or Lynch
burg.
TWELVE suspicious-looking charac-
ters were arrested yesterday on general
principles, and are being examined to-
day in the Chiefs office to see whether
or not any clue to kunkePs murderers
can be found.
GEO. SANDFoRD, man sixty years
OLD, ana living at ll35 Eas tern avenue,
was yesterday run over by the Mt
Lookout Dummy, near Pen1leton. Ac.
cidenlal death was the verdict OF the
Coroner's jury.
THE tailor shop Of q. Rosenthal, No,
115 West EIlth street, was yesterday
morning entered by q col0red burglar,
VINO, by bis noise however, awakened
the proprietor. The negro pulled re-
Volyer and escaped.
A WORKMAN was employed on the
roof OF splngers Music Hall yesterday
putting ON slate, when his footing gave
way, and he slid TO the caves, but
checked himself just in time to prevent
ta.l to the ground.
Nj. l.. SOLOMON, charged with per.
forming q marriage ceremony without
being Il regularly ordained minister,
waived an examination before Squire
Gilijgan last evening and was bound
Dver to the Grand Jury.
JOHN KRAFT, a young man employed
Rt the Lion Brewery, was ascending
lad Ter yesterday, when he slipped and
lei, into into kettle OF hot wafer. lie
Was 80 badly burned that it was neces.
sary to take him to the Hospital.
AUGUST kREHNBERG, of No. 1888 Gest
street, has been arrested, and will be
tried next Wednesday on the charge OF
purchasing some OF the hams obtained
by false pretenses from the Banner
SlauShter-house few days ago.
IHE creditors OF the firm OF Tolle,
II Holton It Co.. will hold u meeting mex.
Monday, when it is expected That
compromise VIII be made ut 35 cents on
the dollar, but it is yet uncertain
whether the 1irm will he able to resume
business,
BURGLARS night before last effected
an entrance into Leonard Alberti's sa-
loon, at the corner Of CVleran Pike and
Marshal avenue, Camp Washington, and
succeeded i'll getting away with several
bottles OF whisky, ten boxes OF cigars
and small amount Of coin. The bur-
glars entered by breaking i'll panel OF
the front door.
THE Cincinnati Union Bethel is now
put OF debt. Nr. David SIntop, whose
contribution to this institution nave al
ways been numerous and large, has
again given his individual check or Sl0-
DO0 to relieve it OF its present debt. The
remaining $4 900 debt has been paid by a
subscription circulated by the Superin.
tendent, Mr. Lee.
BETWEEN the hours OF 10a and II O'Clock
last night The quletness OF East Liberty
street was broken by the music from
band OF singers accompanied by J0yoe's
Juvenile Orchestra, that rendered a
serenade to Messrs. Alloy Massman and
Ed. Gardner. After the music the par
ticIpants were invited into the house,
where the health ofth0se serenaded was
drank and redrank.
Gov. BISHOP yesterday appointed c.
NJ, Holloway, II loTmer President OF the
Chamber Of Commerce, and. w. W.
Sutton, Pearl-street dry goods mer-
chant, to ill the vacancies In the Police
Board, and Judge J. W. Price, resi-
dent OF AVOndale, and John K. Bell, OF
the Board OF Public Works, Trustees of
LOngVieW Asylum. 1t is understood
that they all have forwarded their &C.
ceptances.
ANOTHER meeting OF the creditors OF
Hirscu " Co, WAS held last evening
The firm uffered 10 cents on the dollar,
but this was rejected, the creditors de-
manding A. cents on the dollar. A COM