The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-15
LOCAL BREVITlE.s.

LOCAL bNES SiIAho.
Dr.: BRASBLEs horse and buggy were stoleh last
evening
The fines assessed in the Police Court during
the week amounted to S2,475.
Dp U.pPy w ,rsoN and two of his children are
coniiued " their beds by sickness.
OrEICEk STABLE of Bremeu-street Station, lost
his yonngest child by death Yesterday
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cornnr 81 E;f.sh ond Vine streets has begun
- ,,. :. - ,to r,osD,t0,
ROSA MEYER, tne woman VINO 70 at tle M tiU'v.a M
WIN cut throat' is uoins we'll 0ne 10 ''i' uA''
''o " si'e"A ,o,,,, ,,,
LtSATlc named - H. har"oou t ~aS d ot W ~
o. the ollVer street Suatioh asV hish' anu Seh' W
Ne Asylum to-oa!'
NALsE found by Officer Madden az tne corner
Of sycamore ahd fearl sIreeVS lhs' illSh'r e"i oe
recovered at the Chiefs ONCE
OFFICER NEIpIER of Fulton District, found
bundle near Washington street, containing the
trimmings for eighteen pair OF pants
WESLEY DEBoIr, son OF Widow Debolt, had two
of his fingers cut of at Pendleton shops yesterday
ksternoon while working on planer.
C,,n,sr ,.,nv ,;rr.r ros;d;n, in tbis oi+v
EeiI from roof in Cleves Yesterday, breaking his
a,.,,,,,,,,, u,,;o,o, ,5,s pr,o,,O ,rho ro,;dos
t 81 as onoho"t contnin.
" 80 s ',rIJi, bii VI az Erh strent
'nS s'o' !es'er""S' "hiic oii foui''' a'le'"
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Mf u opaetn, " the los..oue u;eu iIs'eau"S tS
morning al hef NOME Ill ounihiins'liie' "seu
Sghts years
the Democratic workingmen OF the Eighth
Ward meet at the Engine-house tonight to draw
upa paper asking the adjustment OF the Board
OF Puone WORKS
GoyERNoR BISHOP heard the arguments yester-
day in the case OF granting the requistion to the
Governor of Indiana for s. P. Bowles and took
the case under advisement
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lie Schools, died Yesterday at his residence, No.
u Ann street alter an illness of three weeks. He
leaves a wife aud two daughters
AN ;,tsrsstino test wss mazda Yesterday after
An teles.s III .eso was s,oh ia,e M Ie,oto
etna 80. W q p'Is p n; Wor,,ar of +b,e o;ty The
tt 'vas ou ny tbnrngh and setsfactory
c.,n, v,,,,u, who ,x.s ,o,rd ,,,i,tv u,o, q
49,. $3.50 wa wa ' ;n dafa,It 81 nSy;nS th a
.HS sSHt VI eosn oi.o"aS - 81 met b;n, hoe fie6 a
sSoU' 20 h sed n5nr tho InsnIyant
@ @ReIton asking W w ie'Ao'eu u''0e @ie A-1'o' '''
heoors Act
THERE will be an interesting Temperance Re-
union at The Pilgrim, Filth ana LOCK to.mqr- tom
row evening". hmons o.,iel soou spe"NGrs MI rh,a
SAPtain hta1iIoh, oi SovllEuii ~ ny, nl. Hn"iie'
0eSher ahd othef WorAers ol "ls sooo cause'
JAMES MITCHELL MACKENZIE travelling agent
Tor his fathers liquor house on Main street this
city died night before last at the Central House
in Vincennes Ind, of pneumonia The remains
were yesterday sent to his fathers residence, IS
"es$ Nshth sreet ior ln1efment
THE Old volunteer Flremen s Llfe Association
met last evening at the Gifts Engine house. The
Committee reported that all the arrangements
were completed for the anniversary reunion, and
that the same would be held at the Floreutine
Hotel next SATURDAY. February 22d
n,. n d., so,,,o.,, oror,r.o,,a.,+
- .. ~ bi1i SnhoI an rn,u,i
VIC @ pni En;t;n ';,a u; oa,i nf tho
EohOol work shown there saws: mo other exhi-
bision of scholars work equaled that of Cncin-
nati, and no other such exhibition was ever made
II, the known world"
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s s.,t s se payes az az piIeoS BIZ nI
Tianu T5s adss Ih1Se ~. Miiiar NJ ~ Charias
Ne1,tHs , w. o''1, H. VI D. N Mraditt
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