The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-15
LOCAL BREvITIES.
ErnAaE is to have Cincinnati gas

CARTHAGE is to have Cincinnati gas
soon.
THE Reds defeated the Blues ysster-
day to 2
THE Water-works fund In the Treasury
amounts to s18,179.
NICHOLS, o. the Reds, plays with the
Autuals next year.
y. A. SMITH, Esq, of San Francisco,
ts Ut the Grand Hotel.
THE Walker Mill road folks are petl-
o1oBing for water-pipes.
OYFIoER BURKE is doing neutenant's
work Al Hammond street.
Mr.. CHARLES NoRDHoFF addresses
tho Old Woodward Boys ON the 21st.
MK. CRoMIE HYNsoN has won the Ly-
tle Grey prize medal for proficiency In
drill.
LIEUT.. ARNoLD's case comes up on
Monday afternoon, before Squire An
thOBy.
A CINCINNATI tramp was run over
and killed by train at Indianapolis
yesterday.
JAMES RUPERT was run over by the
Vine street cars, last evening, and
afightiy hurt.
He 0bs DcIudtu DduCluk AbSOCldblOu
Will give sjamboree" at Hopkins Mu-
80 Hall tonight.
Mr.. NORTH 10TH leaves tomorrow
for Pittsburg, to solicit subscriptions for
the new Hebrew College. :
TIE sale of tickets for Mr.. M. D. Con-
vay,s lectures. began at DoDmeyer's to-
day with flattering results.
BURGLARS attempted to force an en-
trance to SchrOeders jewelry store, on
Fourth and Walnut, last night, but
1ailed.
THE Hamilton county Infrmary has
expended s17,3lS during the past six
months, or about $l5 per month for each
Inmate.
SINGLE SEATS for the Conway lectures
ok Pixies will be sold at Dobmeyer &
Gewhalps, No. 30 West Fourth street,
to-morrow.
TEE Board of Control Of the Jewish
Hospital Association has passed resolu-
tions Of respect and gratitude toward
1sssrs. A. Aub and Hyman Moses, re-
tiring members of the Board.
The annual reunion of the Lytle Greys
tDok place on Wednesday evening, at
tine Armory, 857 Central avenue, and was
IN occasion of much interest to the large
company and the invited guests pres
ant.
THR sale Of seats for the engagement
Of the celebrated actor j. T. Raymond,
st Woods Next week, has already be-
gun, and from present indications there
will be thousands 'if not millions in ir'
for the Colonel this time.
A EEAR, belonging to q small menag-
erie, which was stopping at Cummins-
viile, in search Of winter quarters, yes
tsrday attacked small boy who came
In bis way, and but tor the Interference
Of the keeper and others, the boy would
lave been killed.
TIM people on Auburn avenue, be-
tween Mcmillan and Saunders streets,
want q water-main laid on their street.
The Board, yesterday, generously deci.
ded that II they would advance the re-
Quired SUMS, ,000-and take it out in
water rents, they might have the pipe
hid.
Mr.. Il. +. SCHMIDT, the Cineinnatian
Whcm we mentioned some time aimee
o having solved the problem Of canal
lavigation BY steam, has his boat in
IL will be remembered, huge screw.
lhn whsel on the rear Of the boat, which,
bs the resistance Of the air, propels the
Iaat.
MISS LIZZIE SCHUYLER, sister of Mar
BGhnier, one Of the Gift Company fire
1nddies, was last evening married to Mr..
Gsorge Meyers. a well-known Cincin
rattan. The marriage took place al
Trinity Church, on Fifth street, opposite
Mound, with which Miss Echuler has for
many years been prominently connected
Ds member OF the choir. The ceremony
WAS Witnessed by q large number Of
friends Of both parties. The happy couple
lsft ON q wedding tour last evening, ac-
eDmpanied by the best wishes Of their
fxinuds.