The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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JOE MOSES has made mis- second trip
to the OHIO Reform School this week.
The reunion OF the Hughes Alumni at
SplIls' Hall last night was brilliant
Atair.
JOHN RICE, OF O'Bryauville, has chal-
lenged any Cincinnatian 30 walk with
him five miles for $500.
THos. OGDEN, a tOurteen-y ear-old boy
living on Walnut Hills, had his arm
broken yesterday by the kick Of mule.
The officers Of the Diversified Sta
tion-house purchased beautiful flnrRi
cross and crown for the coffin OF thssr
dead oomrade.
The papers OF incorporation OF the
Builders' Exchange have been duly
made out, and sentt Columbus to the
Secretary OF State.
Tom b. swEARINGEN, who halls from
Hamden JuncuOn, o., while on the Ohio
4 Mississippi train Thursday night was
beat out OF $3.50 by monte men.
THE Light Committee have reques sted
the Board OF Public Works to reconsider
bheir vote OF the resolution which pro-
yided for lighting the lamps all night.
In the billiard tournament at Phil.
Tieman's last night West made two
hundred points and ChoRte 1853. To-
night Groeneweg and H0ning Will play.
MR.. GEORGE ZIEaLER has procured
ois bond Il $4,000 as superintendent Of
Police. the bOndsmen are Messrs. Chas.
Kahn, Jr.. Matthew Ryan and LOUIS
Leonard.
SoMR thieves attempted TO get away
with the butche wagon Of John Sohrath,
Si Camp Washington, yesterday, while
ne was taking a lunch. The property
was afterwards retaken, but The THE!
escaped.
RoDERICK GILLooLEY, who has been
lying IN Jail on charge OF bAstardy
preferred by Mary Skifiugton, last
aVening consented to marry the girl
Rev. Mackey, OF ST. Patrick's Church,
lied the knot.
MAN who gave his name as Charles
Reynolds and his residence as 325 w esi
Eighth street, was found last night with
broken leg, sitting on the steps of the
81. Johns Episcopal Church. He was
iaken to the Hospital.
JonN CARR, q crooked character
whom the detectives have been hunting
liter for some time, was found yester-
lay with loaded revolver and burglar
iools In his possession. He was re-
handed for sentence this morning until
aext Tuesday.
The following have been appointed o
Committee OF the Chamber OF Com
merce to meet tbe Southern Railroad
Trustees, in regard to the conditions oil
Lhe road and the proposed lease: Z. w,
Rowland, W. II. Davis, James A. Gano,
George Seaman and John Kyle.
CHARLES HAMILTON and VIM. Hum.
Phrey, Two colored trick gam4sters,
liter being watched for several days
Tying to sWindle the greenhOrns along
he Levee, were captured yesterday by
officers Brazil and Knox, and will BIZ
brought before Court next Wednesday.
LAST night Lieut.. Meyers brought
IN colored till-tapper, who had sue.
ceeded in stealing some small change
rom the money drawer Of LOWenstein's g
millinery est !Dlishment, AT 4S9 Central
avenue, while the clerks back was
iurned. Three months was his sentence
ALBKRTINE BRoss, OF No. 160 Bremen
street, left her home Thursday morning
'or a tailoring establishment on Race
street, and not until yesterday did she
return. Sho was suffering mentally from
tall " hich she had received, and had
wandered as far as Madisonvlle, where
she was found and returned 30 the city.
WHILE the tremen were endeavoring
10 eXtlngulsh small fire In a stable
back OF the Big Missouri yesterday, ar
expressman named Michael FitZmOrris
attempted to prevent them from throw
ing water on his property. On being ar.
rested he resisted the officer, and vii,
consequently have two onarges to all
swer next W ednesday.