The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Wy luC USluldoLtE OtutIdIs
EDGAR MORGAN, plumber, ninetee
years old, has been. missing from hi
home, No. 136 East Liberty street, sine
Monday.
Mr.. j. r. PYE will give free lectur
at Allen Temple next Sunday eyenin
at O'Clock, his subject being "Man'
r Duty 10 the Animal Kingdom"
The report of inmates OF the Hamilton
County lntirmary was presented yester
day by Superintendent Ritz, according
to which there are 1856 remaining.
AN order for $1,000 on account was
drawn i'll favor of A. Buchanan II Co. al
the meeting of the Directors of the Ham
ilton County lntirmary yesterday.
LIEUT.. CROWLEY, of Walnut Hills, has
been transferred TO the Oliver-street
Station, in place of Lieut.. Villains, who
will report hereafter at Walnut Hills.
GRAND Battalion drill at Exposition
Hall this afternoon. Ali the members OF
the Police force will be present. Mayor
Johnston win also be In attendance.
Doors open TO all.
THE bills for June were presented to
the Directors OF the Hamilton County
lnfirmary yesterday, and an order drawn
for the payment OF the same, amounting
to a total Of 1871 II.
A SEWING MACHINE, supposed to be
stolen, was found by Officer Jones in q
lumber-pile, on Mclean avenue, between
Richmond and Court streets, yesterday,
and taken to the Third-street Station.
CORONER MALEY yesterday evening
held an inquest on the body of Mrs.
Mary A. Bindhammer, sixty years old,
who died suddenly of heart disease yes
terday afternoon at No. 1856 Vine street.
GEO. PARKER, arrested by Officer
Kushman and taken to Warsaw, Ken
lucky, on requslton from the Sheriff
of that county, was bound over to the
Grand jury on charges Of grand larceny
and burglary.
AUGUST FRIENDoRg, five years old,
whose parents reside at 112 Buckeye
street, was run over by an ice wagon be-
longing to the Cincinnati Ice Company.
The lad, who was seriously injured, was
taken to his home.
THE Horse Clog Company having
capital stock of 100000, of 500 shares,
filed its certificate with the Recorder
yesterday. George McGrogor, j. Is. NJ or.
ris, G. l.. Werk, Henry Olmstead and b.
McGregor are the incorporators.
A COMMITTEE, consisting of Messrs.
President Clark, Apjones and Kemper,
was appointed by the S. z. G. A. yester-
day to take into consideration the pro-
priety of employing another agent, as
the work OF the society is too large for
one man.
EBEN NIXON, a colored man, was found
guilty in The Criminal Court this morn
ing of burglarizing freight car contain
ing wheat on the G., H. u d. Il. h. last |
May 10Th, and extracting about twenty |
bushels. He was remanded to Jail to
await sentence.
JOHN LYNCH, also known as McCarty, |
an old time loiterer, fell from the steam
boat j. ID. Parker, at the Memphis wharf
boat yesterday afternoon, While in a |
drunken condition. He was carried by
the current under the boat and his body |
has not yet been found.
JOHN ANDERSON was arraigned in the
Police Court this morning on charge
OF obtaining money by false pretenses.
He is. also accused of the larceny OF q
coat, worth $1O, belonging to Thomas
Mcclellan. His cases were continued
till tomorrow morning, and his bond in
each case fixed at 5000.
THE ordinance to change Route No. 10.
SO as to give it double track on Broad
way, was recommended for passage
yesterday, in the meeting of the Com
mittee on Street Railroads. The CON-
pany, i'll the meantime, is preparing to
streets, in order to run cars up the hill.
The cars are expected to run in few
days.
The managers of the l., G. & L. r. r.
complained to Mayor Johnston that G..
+. Hammar, in rebuilding his factory,
was obstructing their track. An officer
was sent thither, and found the case as {
stated; and to settle matters, ordered
Mr. Hammar to cease obstructing the
track, and the railroad company run. 8
ming locomotives on the track during
day time.
AN alarm of fire was turned in at half ,
past IL O'Clock last night from Box 70, ON
account of the discovery of fire in .
Charles II. Waters g. Co.'s wooden-ware Il
factory, Nos. 6S, 70, Y, IA and rs Pendle. ?
ton street, above Woodward. A general !
call tor the whole Fire Department was
made, but before the third relay arrived .
the fire was under control. The loss on !;
tools and machinery principally in the
second story of the building) will not 9
exceed $1,000, fully insured. Cause of l,
fire unknown.
THE Worthington Bill occnsioned a ! f.
Of the Hospital Board last night, 4
at which the Mayor, Drs. Judkins and
Schoenmaker and Mayer were present.
Judge Hagans was appointed to confer Fl
with the Solicitor and obtain his opinion: 3
First, whether the Hospital is included '
within the provisions Of the w orthington Il
Bill; and II SO, secondly, whether debts n
contracted when there were funds in the
treasury to pay them are illegal; and if Il
30, third, what, If any, provisions can be e
made for their payment. Fourth, when
does the financial year OF the Hospital fl
begin and end. l.
THE Empire Baseball Club was or. a
ganized Wednesday evening, electing
the following officers: President, John
Nicolaus; Vice President, Chas. Weide-
mer; Treasurer, f. Camp; Secretary,
Chas. W. Yerger; Stakeholder, Philip
Rentchler; Captain, G. Burger; Edward q
Simmer, c.; William Yockey, D.; Philip l
Weber, 8. s.; John Stiles, 1st b.; q. Bur- Q
ger, captain and I'd b.; I. Burger, Sd b.; n
2. Haley, ]. f.; Geo. Leppert, G. f., and y
g. Deho, r. I. All challenges from anna Y
teur clubs must be addressed to Charles y
W. Yerger, Secretary, No. 412 East
Front street, Cincinnati, Ohio. g
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