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.44 1 7, '0, 4 .4 .4" 4 'r," 5' "tf 1 1 TILE DAILY STAR nu DAY JANUAR III LOCAL BREVITIES. beautiful snow! how much we admire hoo, in a purely poetic sense; But now 'Lis our very earnest desire That thou wilt quickly got thee hence. THE eondition of the sidewalks to-day le simply abominable. D. J.

KENNY'S nOW trouble "le a comminuted fracaure of the huinerue, caused by slipping on the ice and breaking an arm. It MAMMA ALBERT, aged forty-five years, who lived at the corner ot Washington and High streets, died suddenly Wednesday. AN umbrella maker named Klimp, who has a room in a building in the rear ot 164 Clay street, is now in the City hospital sutforing from paralysis. nun, SOLDENZ takes a benefit at the Grand to-night. The opera on the 000a111011 will be Grand Duchess, a universal favorite.

Only Soldene matinee Saturday, "hadame L'Arebittuo." Tux Finance Committee has recnin. mended the ordinance appropriating $778,059 72 from the various funds to defray tile current expenses of the city during the six months ending June 30, 2877. AT Wood's Theater Mr. Stewart Robson takes a benefit to-night in the "Two Men el Sandy Bar." Remember, Robson matinee to-utorrow alternuou, with ouly 25 cents admiseion to all parts of the house. Next week, Miss Kate Claxton.

Wax a view to further correotness water consumption the Board of Public Works has adopted' a system ot water meters tor establishineuts using large quantities, and permit the use of meters to individual consumers who pay not less than $25 per annum. MR. SACIRLITER, of No. 244 Findlay street, is minus two large boxes ot soap and a basketini of linen. Ile employed a stranger to repair his hydrant.

While tale family was at eupper, the hydrant tinker lasfeeed 0S1.0 the goods und skipped. loose yet. Somz eneak-thief yesterday afternoon entered the house of J. H. Schroeder, tailor, at No.

507 Main street, and succeeded in stealing $200 worth of je weiry, including a lady'e gold watch and chain, anotber fine necia-chain, a pair ot gold ear-rings and a gold breast-pin. Tug Committee on Nomiaations of the Cincinnati Furniture Exchange stinted toe names of the tollowing officers to serve ae a Board of Directore to be voted tor next, Monday afternoon: W. C. Mudge, James McDonough, Joseph G. Sextro.

R. Wiggers, II. krettiner, C. E. LoWes, August Vosmer, F.

Macke, George U. Clarke, Charies Kaiper, aud Theo. J. Berens. Tug Southern Railroad Trustees, Green wood, Ed ward A.

Ferguson, R. M. Bishop, Henry Mack and Johu Schiff, have addressed a communication to ihe Superior Judges of Cineinnati asking that the Court will make such order as may be necessary to ascertain their reepective services and allow compensation tor the same. The applioatiou was taken under advieement. TREASURER S.

S. DAVIS, of the Relief pate out, to Ward distributors recently $2,40: 62. The following are the receipts siuce last report, Deeember 23: R. W. Burnett, $2u0: Estate of George Carlisle, $100; Mre.

S. B. Carlisle, WO: Mrs. George Wileuire, $50: Messrs. Boats at $50: John Church tit $40; Robert Clarke Jit $25: Nich.

Paitersen, $25; The J. M. Brunswick, Balite $25: "A Friend," $1. OWEN TONNES, an inmate of the Poorhouse, while ascending the stair-eaee the Court-house, about half-past 9 o'clock this morning, to atteud as a witness in one of the court rooms, fell from the top of the etaire to the bottom. he was seVerely injured about the bead, back of tue ear, and allay sustained some bad bruises about other parts of his body.

Torner was drunk at the time. Tux Lead Manufacturers, Conven. Goa closed yesterday at the Gibson Rouse. They will hereafter be known ad the National Association of Sheetlead and Lead-pipe Manufaoturers ot the United States and Canada. The following officers were elected to Item for the ensuing year: 8V.

ki. Thompson, ol St. Louis, President: B.Tathain, of New York, Vict-Presitient: J. E. Grantee, of New York, Secretary and Custodian.

CATHERINE LEHNER, who resides at No. 885 Linn street, had a bearing yesterday aiternoon betore 'Squire Schwab on the charge or sending a tureatening letter to her cousin, Jelin "Jerold, and his tamily, who reside in Covington. There being no positive evidence ihat Catherine was the author of it, as it was written so badly in pencii, and could nbt be identified, the case was dismissed. Tne letter was a filthy and most scandalous production. Tux second annual reunion and banquo.

of the Cincinnati Society of ExArmy and Navy Officers will be held at the Burnet on Thursday evening, January 18, 1877. Godfrey Weitzel, Noyes, Fred. W. Mew Cols. Matthews, Kennett, Dayton, Gene, Moulton, Collins, Brooke, MajorS Campbell, Blackbbrn, FoX, Joiles and others Will be among those Net less than sixty or Seventy gentlemen Will assemble at an elegantly prepared least, and the entertainment promises, like that of last year, to be a decided success.

The members of this organization can procure their tickets 'of Maj. S. S. L'Hommedieu, lin street, between Third and Fourth streets, upon payment of their payable. Atinoun cements The second concert of the Cincinnati 'Orchestra has been lit stponed from the lith till the 28d lust.

The Friendly Sons of St. Patrick will hold their Annual election of officers neat tiaturday at 8 o'clock P. M. at their rotans, 114 West Fourth treat. The meeting ot teachers and Sundayschool workers this evening at Ethe Cetitrot Christian Church will be conducted by bane lerrett, editor of tbe Christian Standard.

Lesson topic, "The oi Jeroboam." Victim of the Central Avenue Fire Hob'. Florence, wbo on Tuesday night Was 60 badly burned at the fire In Wood Conahan's candle and soap factory on Central avenue, was removed to the Cincinnati Hospital yesterday. Both of his eyes were burned out and be was suffering terribly from his injuries. Flo; ohms died this morning at that place. Coroner Stich was notified and will begin an inouest this evening.

Court Cullinots. Henry litleyers, indicted I-8r burglary, entered a plea of guilty of receiving etcien goods. He was remanded for sen14tence. Dwells. fit AL ware ranked in the following oases: Mary A.

Early from James Early, on the ground of abandonment; Mary E. Allen from Val. it. Allen, On the same ground; Sophia B. Bruning from Christ.

Bruning, on the ground of gross negleoti Webster Meader from Ida O. Meader, on the ground of adultery; Jaeon t. Sears from Martha E. Sears, on the ground cot willful absence. The State against John Ichenlaub, who la indicted tor highway robbery.

The case was postponed, me Prosecutor informing the Court Oat there was reason to believe that the prosecuting witness had been bribed to leave the B. Houston, assignee of Mathias B.1 Wright, hied a petition yesterday in the District Court against Henry C. Blessing, A.E..Blessing, D. G. Hovey, Abraham Blessing and Daniel Harman to recover 09 on two promissory notes wade by them.

1PloAsioAnk A Grand Jury's Report. The Grand Jury made the following report: To the Hon. Judge Co34 Judgo of Court of Common Pleas: Your Grand Jury respeotfully beg leave to submit the following report: We have been in session ten days during which we have examined 268 witnesses. During our session we have carefully investigated ninety-six found thirty-two true bills ot indietments as follows: Charles Thomas, burglary Chas. Edmunds, grand larceny; Woods, shooting with intent; T.

McCullis, burglary; William Valentine, Same; W. S. Rogers, grand larceny; John Boden, Robert McFall, grand larceny; J. McGuire, A. McGuire, M.

Keuneity, burglary; J. J. Cain and Ed. Bradley, murder second degree; John White, assault to rape; Ryan, burglary; Tilos. Scott, grand larceny; Chas.

M. cutting wall latent to wound; Aug. Canton two indictment 4), ourgiary and grand larceny; Samuel Toad, mule stealing; Henry Meyer, burglary; Edward Morris (two indictments), burglery; Jeanie Marks, keepia, brotnel; Joseph Zinialei man, Peter 'Zimmerman and Peter Walker, malicious destruction of property; Mrs. Meyers, keeping brothel; Jai. Hynes anti Cornelius Buckley, assault and battery; M.

W. Coals, renting room for brothel; Chas. Williams, cow William Burns, buigdiry; J. Kenny, libel; Wm. Hall, illegal votiug.

Ed. Norton, Phil. Seelig and Frank Heineke, Sunderman, Ephraim Martin, Dabney Morris, Pat. illu.ianey, Jae. Corey, were passed tor the emenderation oi the next Grand Jury.

We have the following cases: Mollie Rico, J. J. Gildea, Jolla Walters, Tableman, Thos. Harding, J. T.

Toebbe, Mica. kraus, J. A. Stevens, A. Bendorff.

Chas. Thompson, Wm. Powell, W. Buckner, Eli Hawkins, Galvanin, Matt Ferguson, John A. Ztegier, Thomas Lytle, Con Leary, Win.

Westjoat4 W. Corbett, Jas. Mitligan, Clialies Metz and wiie, 1. tiehhardt, ileary Haggerty, blargaret Heffner, Frederick Jacket Jona Hissner, Henry 'Jacob Flick, Charles Clifford Miller, Yancey, Philp You lig, Louis Stroug, Albert Butsclier Ea. Blackburn, Margaret darry illangey, Fedderman, Castle Plitt.

Weaver, Frank sciaapteli Josephine Ilawkins, Allen Con. Jas. Spotts, Spotts, bits. Seitwouse, A. an, airs.

R. krusinao, George Speiber, Margaret Harrison, Casper Mills, J. luagolle, Jau. and Wm. Greivar.

it is proper to state that ot these eases 33 are principally from Magistrate's dockets, the offenses charged being of the most trivial character, sucei as using obscene language or assault WW1 intent to provoke a breauli or the ot them within the jurie(potion of WO Polio(' Court, where they be taken and finally disposed ought to of, thus baying the county au unnecespease. sorY ex We would recommend, too, that the County Commissioners set apart a fund to be applied in the employment ol tietectives in working up important cases and in gathering testimony in the same. We have visited the County Jail and have found it in a lair condition of cleanliness and order. Tne following resolution was unanimously adopted: "Resolved, Tata the thanks of the Grand Jury be tendered to the Prosecuting Attorney, Mr. C.

W. Baker, and his assistant, Mr. Lewis W. Irwin, tor the able and efficient aid rendered them in the perlormance of their duties." Gico. S.

LA ROES, Foreman of Grand Jury. The Grecno-eyed Monster. Florence Clark is a young, handsome and high-toned looking, and well-dressed octoroon living at No. 44 Pierson street. Josephine Adains, a little darker, not very good looking, and the motner of three or four children, lives in the same neighborhood.

Alfred Turner, a young mafi considerably off color, who wears good clothes, and follows tile river, has been living with Josephine for the past few years, anti is claimed by. Josephine as the lather of her children. Alfred has become tired of the somewhat faded mother, and has transferred hip affectioue to the piquant Fiorence, btit Bpi pays the rent for Josephine. This combination of domestic eircumstances has so preyed upon the high spirited and revengeful Josephine that sne has apparently become half crazud with jealousy. Sunday morning the inmates of the house at No.

44 Pierson street, were norrided and amazed at the sight presented by the front of the house, as higli up as you could reach with a broom, stoue steps and tile Uoor-bell were literally covered with filth. Pinned to the door jtm was a most scurillous, obscene anti iulautous note penned in blue ink. To say that the blooming Florence, her handsome mother and the tickle Allred were indignant et this would not half describe their state of mind. From the text of the and by comparing the writing with that in a letter which had been received by Alired while in Louisville, and before his affection had sought fresh fields and pastures new, at 01100 convinced them that the green-eyed monster had been at and that Josephine was guilty of this foul tietacement. bbe was arrested, and this morning appeared belore Judge Lindemann to answer that charge and one of threatening personal violence.

(She had threatened to kill Florence if she did not keep her Alfred from the house). Being adjudged guilty on both counts, she was placed under bondsto keep the peacb, and as tined 8'25 and costs. his honor remaiked that the case was one of the most outrageous affairs he Had ever been compelled 16 listen to, but in consideration of She otnerivise good character ot the defend. act, and the fact that her young babe required her attentipophe would make hat punishment as liget as possible. New Hook.

IIChmnieles of the Pilgrim's Progress," by Charles Holmes, M.D.. published by C. Vent. 88 Fourth street, Cincinnati. This Is the title of a book Just issued in this city, which can, at least, claim the merit of a peculiar kind of originality at this literary epoch.

It is a sort of burlesque history or chronicle el all the Important events that have occurred in this country, or more especially In New England, since the landing of the Pilgrims up to the Centennial Celebration last summer. It affects the autique in style, or eomewhat In imitation of the language in whiell our present translation of the Scriptures is contained, though in a more free and flowing vein. In this homely guise a great deal of quaint humor Is discovered, and which is further heightened by numerous appropriate thustrations designed, as the titie page tells no, by the author himself. While this is a source of amusement to the reader, the chronologloal matter vvhich it contains will make a perusal of the volume both Interesting and remunerative. We are compelled to admire the style ol binding WW1 which the work is adorned.

This is unique in its way, and Your neat and durable; and the typographical execution is in all respects a credit to Cincinnati enterprise. .10 WRY is a man who marries the daughter of a boarding-house Keeper, like a man with a craft at sea having a cargo el soft soap? Because he has a soit thing on bow Fly. VALUABLE SECRETS. The Book that Tom Moore SupprossodWkat Washington Irving Know. Irving was the only American, says a writer la the Troy Times, 11 kuew the contents of a volume, conceraing which an intense curiosty has beeu expressed.

The volume referred to has a strange history. A great but polluted genius, writhing under the verdict which society has expressed against him, wrote the memoirs of his own life, as au appeal which could not but be heard. It was to have the additional power of a voice uttered from (3 grave, for not VI its author should be dead was It to appJar before the world. Such was the ter of autobiographic memoirs. Having finished the work a few years before his death be gave it to his friend, Tom Moore, who, tuter the poet was in his tomb, sold it to John Murray tor guineasequal to $12,000.

This was the largest sum ever paid lor any work of the kind. After making the sale, Moore became convinced that its revelationa endaagered the character col Otilera to such a degree that its publication would be daugerous. Indeed, wilco the ammociation was made society was thrilled with surprise, and no doubt a tremel, dons influence was brought to bear on Moore demanding its suppression. Ile returned the priee to Murray. and perhaps the money was made up to him in a privalis manner.

At any rate, toe MSS. were burned. To come to tile point, it may be sa4 that, Irving and Moore were iutimate friends, tee latter consulted the former, who read the wora, Lunt, thereture, knew all Its straiige revelations. As the book was supprese 1 Irving never divulged those mysterious secret, coacerning which so many have oatin so intensely interested. It ntiv be added that the destructon MSS.

was done bi Mrtz. Leigh, toe poet 3 nail sister, lute Whose heeds it was pieced by its 'tamer owner. No Orgau for Old Si. SOM 3 of the members were clisoussing the question or getting an organ tor the church. Old Si.

remarked: "When yer passes 'round de hat fer dot, 'musement jest, skip me!" "Wnatfor WO do Mill' "'Kase 1 don't want none ob heh bellus music in de church dat Ps 'pendia' on fur saivasuun "Whar ol music do you want?" "I wants de game ole music dat de good Lawd wound up in the nigger's so'l, an' dat biles out in streams of praise dat wakes de naborhood Vona solid slumbers!" "Jess plane singin', ehe?" iPlane yer idgit; do yer call dat plane singiu, when the kongregashun jess tliogs back hits heads an' sings down the l'uni de bottom ob h'of lungs at once?" cails dot plane singin'P yer ail better stick to plane singin', too, 'kase Pine thinkin, dat the only win' organ dat yer needs to look arter is the born 00 de angil Gabril?" They conciuded to drop the organ question.LAtianta, Herald. Mary Anderson's personation of Macbeth" in Washington Friday night is highly spoken of by all the newspapers of that city. The Chronicle says: ''She achieved a success without a parallel in the history of the modern stage:" the Republican that "ner splendid reading and wonderful acting satisfied those who listened to here' tile Star that her personation was "one of the most satisfactory that the present genet'. ation has been privileged to enjoy:" and the Nation: "Lienius she undoubtedly has, for no one withent genius could have grappled with such a caaracter, and achieved the suocess that was accorded ber last evening by all who wit. nessed her performance." On Saturday evening Gen.

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