The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.

sway the debris at the Wilson Bulidlng, re-
Gently burned.
The sidewalk ordinance is to be strictly
enforced Now get the snow and ice OH
your pavements.
We will publish on Monday next an ex-
tended notice of the Clio Clubs entertain
nent last night.
A PORTION of the wall on the north side
Of the burnt Pollock Wilson building fell
hast night with terrific crash.
DAVID LEVINE, held here on a requisition
hom the Governor of New York, was yes
terday evening released by Judge Johnston
THE report that Bishop Chatard, OF the
Diocese OF Vincennes, is to be the successor
70 the Archbishopric OF Cincinnah Is un-
founded.
Mrs. ANN DAILY, the woman who attends
to the City Auditors office, set her dress on
fire while removing some ashes and was
quite badly burned.
THE Committee on Steam Railroads met
Inst night and gave permission to the Gin
cinnati 4 Indiana Railway to lay single
track across Sixth street. near Carr.
THE Catholic Institute was offered for
-ae Yesterday. The appra. .sement was
se4ll coo. No one would VI two-tDlrqs Oh
this sum, and consequently there was no
sRIe.
A syEAKJrH1EF, evening before last, en-
tered the Eighth street residence OF Mr.:
George Weber, the Sheriff, and walked on
with valuable overcoat while Mr. WEBER
son was looking on.
THE artists of this city are requested TO
meet this evening at the st. Nlcholas az
$50 O'Clock to draft appropriate resolutions
On the death of the talented young sculp-
tor of Cincinnati. Mr.. Frank x. Dengler.
Four colored men by the name of Twine
and one by the name of Brown, while
amusing themselves discharging their re-
volvers at the foot of Plum street to-day,
were arrested at the insian OF EVehhe
Peppe.
THE silver plate Of Mr.. Cal. Thomas, that
xaa thoupht to have been destroyed in the
Debris of the Commercial Bank, caused by
%l,e Pollock Wilson fire, was found sale yes
ter,,,v 7o1..n,na in the basement OF 'ha'
huilding.
CHAs P, FoRBus, who claims to be bro
her. residing on Spring Grove avenue, was
arrested by Officer Reilly to-day on the
charge of exhihlIiilg gaming devices at Z4o
Race :..rcet, the gambling house that vas
raided last night
TUE Board of Directors Of The c., Ii. q ID.
psilrnad and the "Bondhoders Commit
tpe', of the c., II. & ]. Road (Junctlon) met
in adjourned session at Hotel Emery yes
terday afternoon, and after long debate
.a,rted the report of the Bondhoiders'
Committee.
THE commission appointed jointly by the
Board of Revision, Common Couhcl' aho
Sinking Fund Commission presented theh
rpport 10 the last-named BODY yesterday
and received leave to print. The report II
mint will make volume OF about three
hundred pages.
LITTLE David Huess, the five-and-one,ha'f
moutlnsold child of Frederick Hness, liVlni
at No. 5A Race street, died s,td1ttthiiy iii
morning at o'clock. The child had no
h,.s, s,ck since IT'S oiriin. The Coroner wa
o.ited and will to-day investigate til
eanse OF death.
CONRAD HOFFMAN, the wonld-be suicide Q
estnrday night, is rapidly failing in streng!
.t The HOSPITAL. Last night he was dell'
IONS to an excessive degree, and the doctor
attending him are astonished that thc ma
has not vet died from the effects OF III
wounds 1t is hardly possible that ne ca
survive this day.
CHIEF WAppENsTElK and LeufenaI
Roberts. with several officers last nlgl
made A raid upon the gambling establls'
ment kept by Archie e. Collins and Hem
n Cook. at 24S Race street, and besid.
srres ing the two proprietors, succeeded
carving off all the tables, chips, &C., who
we're burned up by President kinslng
this morning The trial is set for the ~
BKroRE the German Y. N. c. A., at Il
nall of the Association No. sos Elm stree
iast evening, Rev. John Bachmann, of Il
First German Reformed Church, deliver
IN able and interesting lecture on the Su
day aues ion. At its close Mr.. Wm' ia
of the Sabbath Committee, held come
epce with number of the gentlemen pr
ept. and it was decided TO organize the VT
man Chris fans in cooperation with t
English Committee.
FRKp. RoBENsrEIN, the teamster wi
night before last while trying to check !
runaway team on Glenway avenue. had
face badly cut and his ear severed from
head, is lying in precarious condi ION
h;s home on Front street near Mill. T
physjcian who is attending him has a
fnun,i that four OF the mans ribs hs
been broken. The ear was sewed on to
skin Yesterday morning. tbs feared u
yohenstein can not recover.
Joseph ScnMERBER, formerly sale
seeper al 626 Central avenue, below Lib
ty. some time ago became insane, his ma
being that some one was continually ioll'
ing bin with intent to rob him. His
vas finally compelled to send him to Lo
view Asylum, where he died at half-pas1
o'clock last night. She now claims
mistrcatment and neglect on part OF
Asylum officers caused his death, and
intends having the matter investigated
kbe Directors
TIE Knights of Loyola gave grand
eep,ion last night at Casino Hall, on Nj
street, TO a large number of invited que
among them many of Cincinna'i's n
prominent ladies. The Knights in u
uniform made q handsome appearance,
ter a number of addresses and recitati
In.erspersed with music. the Company {
An exhibition drill. and we're loudly
plaudA,t Tor their excellent moveme
This being concluded the evening was 81
In tripping the light fantastic.
Disastrous Fire.
sr,o pas;dence of James M. Glenn,