The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-25
LOCAL BREVITIES.

THE father of Police Officer Borgmann
died last night.
HATTIE HoBERG, the victim of the Mill
creek outrage, was able to set up last even
ing.
The Episcopal Clerical Club held pleas
ant reunion al the Burnet House, yester-
day.
ELIZABETH S1EaLKR, whose death was men,
toned yesterday, died from paralysis of
the heart.
JOHN F. Buck made an assignment last
evening in favor of his creditors to Austin
L. Carr.
Nh. JOHN GAs1GER, who fell from
street car, is still in critical condition, but
will probably recover.
THOSE in favor OF new Markethouse on
Sixth street will hold a meeting this even
ing at No. i3 Poplar street.
JUDGE WILSON being called to Batavia
this morning, the Police Court throne was
occupied by Judge Pruden.
DR.. Y. C. MINOR slipped on the pavement
near the corner of Fourth and John streets
last evening and dislocated one of his
shoulders.
AN order has been issued to rag mer-
chants OF this city by Health Officer Minor
to receive no more rags from the South.
This is good idea.
A SMALL FIRE occurred last evening in the
house of baker named Humford on Mt.
Auburn. No damage done of any conse-
quence. Defective fue the cause.
IT is reported that C. f. Adae & Co. are
expecting to make such arrangements as
will enable them to pay their creditors
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WHILE cleaning his revolver yesterday at
his boarding house, No. 80 Race street,
Barney Bloom, a young shoemaker from
Philadelphia, shot off his right thumb.
A SMALL blaze occurred yesterday even
ing in the dwelling on Mt. Auburn occu-
pied by Mr.. George B. Otto, of the Gazette.
A defective fiue was the cause.
JOHN A. LENrz found the pocket-boo
containing $40, which was lost at the Belle
vue House Sunday night, and was hand
somefy rewarded by the owner.
THREE billiard balls were stolen about 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon from Henry
Lotze's saloon, southeast corner of Nc
Micken avenue and Elm street.
TIE citizens of the Twenty-second Ward
opposed TO the Board of Public Works met
hast night and adopted strong resolutions
the Board.
CHAs BENDING, who was concerned in
shooting scrape which happened few days
ago, was captured by Officer Bolan, last
night, and taken over to Newport, where
he is wanted to answer the charge of lar
Ceny.
The report that Patrick Dooley of No
40 East Eighth street, has been missing
since Thursday, and that it was supposed
he had committed suicide is false. Mr..
Dooley has not been missing from his home
at all.
Mrs. CARRIE MEYER will be arraigned be-
fore Squire Dossman on charge preferred
by Mrs. Mathilda Humbser The warrant
states that Carrie said she would shoot her
opponent on sight like dog, and here is
the pistol
THIEVES effected an entrance into the
house of Mrs. Bridget Ryan, No. 307 West
Third street, late yesterday afternoon, dur.
ing the temporary absence of the family,
and carried off clothes basket full of
clothing, jewelry, etc.
AT the quarterly election of the Olio
Club last evening the following officers
were elected for the ensuing quarter:
President, II. II. Murdoch; Vice President,
G. G. Blackburn; Secretary, o. d. Clark
Treasurer, Marshal Halstead Critic, B.
Harris; Librarian, J. Long.
THE Buckeye Club will give their grand
bal masque this (Mardi Gras) night at the
Highland House, and right royal time
may be depended upon. Chartered cars
will run to and from the place all night. 1t
10 positively announced that no improper
characters will be admitted
CHARLES GALLAGHER, who for thirty years