The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-01
LOCAL BREVITIES.

N LOCAL BRETITIES.
EwoRKERs in the city sunday-schools
sUopose to hold Centennial Sunday.
Huhool celebration in 1915, Nothing def
4ntte has yet been done, but the plan is
AAgofAbly entertained.
y THE Cincinnati Orpheus, last night
nave its annual festival at the Lookout
House grounds. The festivities con-
mfsted In select pieces of music, refresh
HhGnts and social dance.
B THE Sinton Cadets, of Cincinnati, have
Eaeeepted an invitation to attend the
E&inefy-ninth celebration Of our National
Independence at Hamilton, under the
sSnspices OF the P. O. S. OF A.
! MR.. DAVE SHEHANN, train dispatcher
~ the c., H. & D. railroad, was oyer,
come by the heat while at the baseball
iame yesterday. He was conveyed to
&s home and physician called.
! AN entertainment was given yester-
day evening to the library attendants
By the Board Of managers, Speeches
,Eere made by Messrs. ONeil, Long,
.ESkel, Armstrong, and Librarian Vick-
Srs.
| JACK BOSTON, colored steamboat
man, yesterday robbed his partner OF
Ne was found guilty and sent to the
fWork-house for thirty days, and hned
8an dollars.
E,A GRAND Union Snnday-school picnic
WI be given next Saturday near Love-
and. on the Marietta and Cincinnati
kailfoad. Sunday-sehools from all along
Vie line OF the road will participate in
1khe festival.
h THE total collections in the First Dis
idiot Of Ohio, for the fiscal year ending
6&ne 80, 1874, and June 30, 1876, are as
hl36wsi July 1st, 1878, 10 June 30, 1874,
$I1$9,962 48; June !, 1874, to June 80,
l3e4A tS,06b,517 u.
p LHpTEN4NT BEACH and Sergeants
hSe, Fhhwiok ard Rannets. were pre-.
hAAtHd last night at the armory Of the
&ytte arays with the "Veteran medals"
by OeIfain John a.. Johnson, who, In
hA turn, received the same honor.
X QprscER NEyINs yesterday arrested a
kofnred man named Thomas Young on
Efsybufn avenue, Mt. Auburn. A dou-
Me.beyfeled shotgun was found in his
ossession for which he could give no
Dpount. The gun Is awaiting identif-
Safion.
b WM. B. KoEsTER, of the Volksfreund,
ives presented yesterday evening with
NJ gold.headed cane by the Festival Com
bhittee Of the Central Association Of the
Harman Catholic Benevolent Societies.
H&Afiff Springmeier made the presenta-
zion speech.
h 4 NOTION was adopted yesterday af-
hekkoon III the regular weekly meeting Of
9te Exposition Commissioners, that the
8ecIetary be instructed TO notify Krebs
81 Go. that they are violating their con.
9t& with this Board in the matter OIL
Ne show card OF the Exposition OF 1875,
nd request them to cease using the
Hate.
y Mr.. GoTTLEIB pAIss, q wealthy farmer,
(4hc lived on Winton Place, near Mt.
tdll OF O lot OF 1mbers Of barn which
kawas framing. He was well-kp0wn
md respected oitizeu, and had lived
tneaTly twenty years on the farm where
Ba accident occurred. He leaves wife
&qd four children.
e4HE enfertsiniinent OF the Mccullough
afanatio Club at Robinson's Opera
SonsS, last evening, was well attended
md was p marked success. The men, |
srs Of The CLUB acquitted themselves
h 4 hl813y creditabie manner, and the
kSBh4t W6s ali that could have been ah-
hctpAted. The Mccullough promises to
INK among the hhest Of the dramatic
If6bs Of our CITY.
RaEag Robinson Light Infantry organ
Iksa last night with sixty seven enrolled
yshbereA The following officers we're
Hteefed; Captain, e, P. Dustin; First
t1suAsnant, Arthur LeBoutillier; Sec
Rpd Lieutenant, Lorin LaBoiteau; Or
btly bergeant, Alex. 3. Wolf. "Upcle
0h1 Robinson," for whom the company
Hamed, rendered for the use of the
Seinpany 9 hall in the Opera House,
which was accepted with thanks.
B gHAs. FULLER alias Woodworth was
0raigned before Commissioner Hooper
yesterday, and bound over to the Grand
Bury ip the sum of $1,000. Fuller was
Exyested on the 25th inst., by John Ho-
IN, q policeman at Parkersburg, West
3sginia, on the charge Of breaking open
He post-ofice at Coolville, Ohio, and
tkhtnk from the safe 1850 three cent
Hs{HDe, q number Of stamps Of other de-
k81Aations, and a quantity Of silver
66kh and currency.
EHkANK MERRILL, an old-tlme thief,
Hta yesterday found BY Mr.. Ed. Urner
r. his sieeping apartment, on the corner
~ 6ufeau. Merrill had package OF
kiothes ready to decamp with it. He
tns taken to the Hamrhond-street Ste
1it-hopse and arraigned in the Police
EguSt this morning on a charge of house
eakinR. Merritt was bound over in
n sum OF 81 900 TO the grand jury.
+ ARIsoLuri6N, that, Tor tie present, our
Gnanitteemen Be instructed TO suspend
kicftirg for the wings Of the building,
md mat this Board pledge its earnest
aqperation with the committee who
nD6 ere engaged In soliciting subscrip-
1oue for the main hall, and that we ask
~ fbliow-citizens who are interested In
ke success of this Exposition TO join
tn Ne In carrying out the Ebove, was
xesented TO the Board of Exposition
Eemullssioners yesterday, and unani-
nh6u1Iy adopted.
d I'm Committee on Steam Railroads
- iareed to recommend for passage
ke ordinance granting permission to the
E64teRe Hill Railroad to lay its track on
&fnaSn street; the ordnance granting
fMiesiDn 70 the N. h u. Railroad to
Foee Evans and other streets with a
n16h track, called the. Storrs Branch ;
ks resolution authorizing the Mayor TO
WrecIalm special election to decide for
q saainst building q railroad on the
Nae6 bank Of the Ohio from Cincinnati
q point opposite Huntington, West
W.