The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-07
LOCAL .BREYITIES.


LOCAL BREYITIES.
Tony PASTOR and his troupe are a.
the Gibson House.
THE Hamilton County District Court
adjourned this morning.
a WATER PIPE on Sixth street, opposite
Lodge alley, burst ABOUT one o'clock this
morning.
THE formal opening of the Price Hill
Inclined Plane Railway Is to occur on
the 10Th inst.
BISHOP JAEGER yesterday confirmed a
olass OF six at st. Philips p. e. Church,
Twenty fifth Ward.
ONE hundred aud forty-four male and
eight female cells at the County jail, OF
which seyenty-one are occupied.
DIVORCE and bastardy cases VIII be
heard i'll the Criminal Court Of Common
Pleas, before Judge Cox, during this
week.
THREE elephants from "America's
Racing Association" }" of which Mr.. Miles,
Of this city, is Treasurer, arrived in the
city Saturday.
The latest from the Hippodrome fur
nisheG the information that the financial
embarrassments are overcome and the
th0w again on the road.
p. HAUsMANN, 523 Walnut street, lost
two gold watches and chains, valued at
ViS0, yesterday afternoon, by the manip-
ulati0ns of sneak thief.
PRESIDENT BUGBEE's baccalaureate
sarmon at st. Paups M. e. Church last
evening was largely attended by the
ftiends of Wesleyan College.
A BRUTAL fight occurred under the
Newport bridge Saturday night, in which
Fred. Sinner was badly hurt by man
Known as Jimmy" No arrests.
Mr.. HENRY HANNA and his family
win leave the city tomorrow, the
former to spend the summer at the sea-
side, and the latter to go to Europe.
TIE Industrial School of the Young
ladies Branch of the Women's Christian
Association has been moved to the north
west corner OF Vine and Ninth streets.
THREE hundred dollars worth of cloth
ing and jewelry was stolen by burglars
on Saturday from the house OF Charles
John, corner q Walnut and Twelfth
streets.
A MEETING Of the Catholic Executive
Committee is announced to take place
ak the Cathedral this evening on import
ant business. A full attendance 1s re-
qussted.
BERNARD GRIEsE attempted suicide on
Saturday by jumping into the canal be-
tween Race and Elm streets. A gentle
man passing by interfered and pulled him
from the water.
4 TEAM driven by Mrs. Bressler, on
Saturday, in the Twenty-irst ward, ran
away, throwing the lady out. The
wheels of the wagon passed over her,
causing her severe injuries.
THE County Commissioners will, on
the 9Th, 9th and 10th inst, hear the petit
tion OF Robert Mitchell and others for
the construction of an avenue connect
ing Avoadale with Spring Grove.
A TEMPORARY arch, to be surmounted
-Dy cross, is being erected on the spire
Of St. Xavier's Catholic Church, on Syo-
am0re street. Work on the steeple mas
been suspended on account Of funds.
BARON DE CAMN lectured at Bible
Chapel last evening on Catholicism, de-
nouncing the religion and it's teachers.
BE proposes to speak again this evening
and tomorrow evening at the same place.
A SERIES Of outdoor meetings will be
commenced this evening, and continue
during the week, from 7:45 to 8:16 O'clock,
ON Sixth-street Market-space. The meet
hgs will each evening be adjourned to
the Y. M. g. A. rooms at 8:l6.
REV. DIR. SKINNER, pastor Of the Sec-
end Presbyterian Church, last evening
preached an eloquent sermon commem-
ofative OF the late Nathaniel Wright.
The sermon was listened to by q very
large and intelligent audience.
JOHN MACK was brought before Judge
Lindeman this morning, charged with
having assaulted man named Henry
fhf M a hn mt
gWo O'Clock, with intent to rob him. He
was bound over to the Court of Common
Rleas under bond Of 600.
THE Davenport Club has reorganized
for I8Ib!78 by electing the following off.
cprs: President, Rankin d. Jones; Vice
President, Ernst T.. Fries; Secretary,
Israel Quick; Treasurer, Theo. A. Blinni
Manager, j. e. Sherwood, Directors, DR.,
II. B. Graf and Frank Harvey.
A DELEGATION of abouto ne hundre d
Houthern Editors arrived here Saturday
hight, enroute East, to repay the visit
which the New York Editors paid them
last year. They were received by Mayor
Johnston, and then taken to the Gibson
House to supper, after which they took
the train to Cleveland and Buffalo.
JOHN ROBINSON, a colored man, was
arraigned in the Police Court this morn
ing on charge of the larceny Of $14, the
uroperty OF one John Gilbert. Robinson
was convicted of having drawn the
money from the clerk Of a railroad com.
pany where be was employed, and wal
sentenced to thirty days in the Work
house and fined $40.
At the special meeting Of the Water
woeks Trustees late Saturday afternoon
- was decided to charge street sprin
tiers S3t yearly per square of 400 feet
and allow them to sprinkle the street
Iaur or Ave times daily. 1t was also de-
cided that men be sent out to ascertain
II water was unnecessarily wasted, and
e report to the Board.
NHssRs. II. P. LLOYD, Of this city
and Clifton M. Nichols, editor Of thu
Springfield (Ohio Republic, and Presi
= A6nt Of the Ohio 6unday-school Union
saidressed meeting last night in behal
e Sunday schools, at the Seventh-stree
Congregational Church. Rev. Eben Hal
Log. the pastor OF the church, closed tn,
proceedings Of the evening.
TEE alarm sounded at 1880 yesterda,
un0rning, was occasioned by the discov
dry Of fire in barrel of old clothing IL
tne upper story Of the tailoring manufaC
teEy Of John W. Hellman, in the rear o
e1e Sycamore street. The upper moo
end q part OF the roof were burnt, an,
b injury BY water, the loss will amour