The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-26
L00L BREVITIES.

partly CLOUDY tomorrow morning.
L0Q1L BREVITIES.
4. THE late DIR. Fore, it is said, died in
testate.
AN addition has been made to the
Street Cleaning force.
THE bell punch is being tested on
Route No. 9street railway.
A TEN-DoLLAR fire occurred at 407'Race
street yesterday. No alarm was sounded.
DIR. WISE this evening lectures on the
"Nature OF Nature and its Relation to
Deity" D,
Mr.. GEO. WARNER, o former resident
OF this city but now OF Hartford, Is visit.
ing his friends here.
TWENTY-sEvEN cases only were dis
posed of in the Police Court this morn
ing. during session of over two hours
THE Y. M. G. A. concert last evening
was complete success, as has been
every one OF the course given by them.
MISS MCCoRMACK's reading at Ninth
street Christian Church last evening was
attended by good and highly cultivated
audience.
MARY FRANCIS, the terror Of fCummins-
Vile, was disposed of temporarily to-
day. Judge Marchants sentence was
thirty days and $40.
Col. MULBERRY SELLERS, it is now
claimed, was formerly a merchant OF
Cincinnati, having lived on Sixth street,
near Cutter, from 1910 to 1850.
PROF. LBUE being unable to deliver his
lecture last evening, his wife took his
place and gave very interesting ad-
dress on the subject announced.
AT the primary held In the Third
Ward, last evening, Mr.. Henry Werneke
was nominated for Council to ill the
place left vacant by the late MI. Meyer.
A DIAMOND earring set was lost this
morning IN the Sixth-street market be-
longing to Meses Kramer, at the Water
works office. The set is worth at least
500.
AUTOMATIC boxes have been ordered
by the Fire Commissioners to be placed
at the numbers &, Il, ID, IA, 15, n, 63, 1872
and the old ones TO be used in the sub
urbs.
THE case of Michael Fogai ty, charged
with shooting with intent TO kill one
John Palmer, last June 18th, is now in
progress before Judge Murdock i'll the
Criminal Court.
The Placer (Cal.) Herald, of recent
date, mentions the death OF "Freuerlck
Horn, native OF Cincinnati" He was
turner by trade, and has it Is said all
uncle in the city.
THIEVES managed to get away with
$125an revolver from Capt. MesserOIe's
office at No. West Canal street, yeSter-
day afternoon during his temporary abb
sence. No arrests.
The general rehearsal of soloists and
chorus singers, under 81; Janotta, for
ElntoV1g Martha WAS a com plptA suc.
cess in every particular and highly graft
tying to all concerned.
In the Board OF Fire Commissioners
yesterday Mr.. Thompson offered reso-
luton that Captain Jos. Bunker, of the
Ones, be appointed Assistant Chief En-
gineer. Laid over to the next meeting
DAVID LAKAMP was arraigned in the
Police Court this morning on charge Ol
assaulting and kicking his hired girl at
a saloon on Hopkins and Laurel streets.
No evidence appearing, he was dis
missed.
ASCENSION Mission Sunday-school Of
St. Johns Protestant Episcopal Church
will hold it's Easter celebration on Sun
day afternoon at O'Clock, in the church,
on the corner OF FinaIay and Baymiller
streets.
FIFTEEN cabinet makers, none but
frst-class workmen, can secure perma-
nent employment by applying to the Y.
M. G. A., Sixth and Elm streets. They
are wanted to 60 to Indianapolis; must
pay their own fare.
THoS. MCGUIRE, while in state OF
intoXication yesterday, broke window
valued at 81 80. This morning he was
brought before the Judge OF the Police
Court and fined So and cost and an ad-
dition of $3 as damages.
JOHN MCCARTY, waiter at Hunts.
fell to The floor while at work last even.
ing, and died, within a few minutes, oi
hemorrhage OF the lungs, He had been
advised to go to the hospital some time
since, but had failed to do SO.
The Democrats OF the Seventeenth
Ward last evening nominated Moses f
Wilson for School Visitor, w. Ii. Adams
for Constable, and John I'll. Lange fol
Assessor. They also indorsed the nomi
nation Of Mr.. j. S. Wise for Council.
THE sermons at st. Paups M. e. churcl
by Reys. w hittle and Bliss, last evening
were highly interesting and largely at
tended. Outdoor services are to be
given by them at the Esplanade this al
-ternoon at 4:3O, and at st. Paups this
evening.
ABOUT .half-past eight O'Clock this
morning the sewer at the corner OF Third
and John streets caved in, which rem
dered travel with wagons about thai
corner dangerous for awhile, owing to
the possibility of further caves from a
heavy pressure on the surface.
WHILE the Brighton Engine No. Il
came down Freeman street, yesterday
morning, it collided with the ladder
trucks that met it from Liberty street
An axle was broken and the engine dis.
abled in several places, and one of the
horses injured by falling on the curbs.
ON Easter-Day at st. Paurs Catholic
.Church, corner Spring and Abigail SITS.
solemn high mass will be celebrated al
9k O'Clock. During it the well-knowr
.cnoir of said church, consisting OF forty
members, under the leadership of Pro
fessor Jos. Lohman, will perform Hayd
MASS in B, with orchestra accompani
ment.
THE remains Of J.P Cummins, o
sBellefontaine, o., passed through this
CITY Yesterday on the way from New Or
leans, where he died suddenly and some
what mysteriously not long since. .
some S12, 1000 in money which lie was sup
posed to have, but. very small proper
fiou has been obtained.