The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-24
LOCAL BREVITIlSS.

Two coats valued at $50 each we're stoler
last night from the house OF NJ. Mitchell, a
No. l35 East Front street
A BLACK horse and top buggy belonging
to J. Joseph was stolen from the corner o
Court and Freeman last evening about
o'clock.
THE fifth in the course OF Lectures fol
Workingmen was given las evening by Pro
fessor Warder, on the subject OF Perpetual
Motion"
Miss JENNIE WILLIS, of the Royal Japan
ese Troupe, lost, or had stolen from hel
room at the Gibson House, last Sunday
night, handsome gold necklace.
WILL COFFIN, the absconded bank teller,
nas given his pursuers the slip. He has
not been found at San Antonio, nor have
Mr.. Peachy and Detective Mead heard from
his whereabouts.
D. E. TALLEY, brakeman on the freight
train No. IA of the of the NJ. q c. road, fell
off car the other side of Loveland, and
two whole trains passed over his body,
nlangling it in most shocking manner.
THE committee appointed by Council to
Investigate the matter of expenses about
the City Buildings, met again last evening
and examined the following witnesses:
Morris Bauer, Daniel Metz, l.. l.. Sadler and
Mr. HodgsOn.
RESOLUTIONS of incorporation of Court
Gutenberg, No. D. Independent Order of
Foresters were left for record to-day. The
following named persons have been elected
Trustees M. Schratfenberger, Chas Faust
and K. kissel.
JOSEPH FREIE, who works at Morrison
pork-house and lives at sol Main street, IN
alighting from Vine-street car, at Thir-
teenth street, was struck by huckster
wagon, knocked down and run over, put
ting out his left eye and making hole in
his head.
ANDREW COCHRAN, of Cicero, Illinois, was
locked up in the County Jail last night on
warrant sworn out before United States
Commissioner Henry Hooper. The charge
against Cochran is carrying on distiilery
in the Northern District of Illinois and vio-
lating the Revenue Law"
THE following are the officers of the Ger
man Banking Company elected last night:
A. Pfrmann, President; Vice President
John Hauck; Cashier, Charles Rice. Di-
rectors-Marcus Fechheimer, +. Marmet,
John d. Koch, NJ Schwartz, Solomon Levy,
Charles Jacob and Fl. H. Lippelmann.
THOMAS DUNNIoAN, thirty-fve years Of
Age, laborer, living at 95 Mulberry street.
while engaged on new building on Everett
street yesterday afternoon, fell from the top
of the building, three stories, into the Gel
lar a distance of seventy feet. Several of
his ribs were broken. He was taken 10 the
Cincinnati Hospital
In the U. S. Court yesterday United
States District Attorney Richards filed an
information against five barrels of whisky
found in The possession of Messrs. Freiberg
d Levi which was seized by Deputy Col
lector Buskirk in the wareroom of that firm
on the charge of not having the marks,
brands and stamps required by law.
AT special meeting of the Natural His
tory Society yesterday afternoon commit
tee was appointed to report What seems
to them to be the correct nomenclature OF
the Lower Siurian rocks of Southwestern
Ohio, Southeastern Indiana and Ken
lucky" They came to the opinion that
they should be referred 10 the Trenton,
Utica, State and Hudson River groups
THE Hamilton County Democratic Club
met III regular session at their Club-room,
last night, and after transacting some un-
important business, it was announced that
Hon. George Hoadly would deliver the next
public lecture under the auspices of the
Club. at Robinsons Opera-house, on the
evening of February 22d. Subject: THE
Electoral Commission"