The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-03
LOCAL BREVITIES.


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THE Councilmen appropriated tw
hundred and fifty dollars to pay for mt
sic on the 5th of July.
THE Board of Council will hold
special meeting this afternoon to trans
act the business left on the calendar.
The amount of fines and costs col
lected in the Police Court during th
month or June amounted to s., 800 10.
TIE ordinance to establish Route No
~ was passed yesterday in the Board O.
Councilmen by a vote OF 80 ayes to l.
nays.
Mr.. Jos. II. REDMOND, Ex-President
OF the Democratic City Executive Com
mittee, left with his family for the East
this morning.
THE Mayor and City Solicitor were
yesterday instructed by the Board OF
4 Councimen to collect the street car ia X
and license now due the city.
CAPTAIN WELSH, of the Ninth-street
Station-house, Will drill the day men of
his Station at 6 O'Clock this evening. on
Eighth street, in Front of the City Build
ings.
THE Stock Books Of Route No. ~
were opened at 8 O'Clock to-day at the
Lafayette Bank, and i'll 40 minutes eyerv
dollar OF stock offered was subscribed
by business men.
TOM KANE, driver of the GEORGETOWN
'bus, received serious injuries Yesterday
by a fail from his seat, caused by the
breaking of an axle, ON the road above
oportsmen's Hail..
GEO. KNECHT, a german barber. on
central avenue opposite Richmond
street.. while sitting in his chair, yester-
day, died suddenly. AS he had been i'll
Ior some time no inquest was held.
HAMILTON, Ohio; Rock Island, Illinois:
Canton, Ohio; Hig9auum, Connecticut;
Lancaster, Ohio; Racine, Wisconsin:
Chicago, Illinois; Cincinnati, Ohio; Day.
ton, OHIO; Richmond, Indiana, applied.
YESTERDAY, for space in the coming In.
dustrial Exposition.
sIGNoR j. N. NAvoNl, the leader of the
orchestra OF Woods Theater, conducted
select band of over twenty musicians.
who gave grand concert at the AtlanIio
Garden last night. The feature Of the
evening was his solo on the violin. ].
Arnots "Souyenir de Bellini."
j. B. FROHMUELLER, for a number of
years a student OF theology, at the The
ological Seminary, Mt. St. Mary, was
this morning admitted to Holy Orders.
The occasion will be celebrated with
due ceremonies tomorrow at st, 10.
sepPs Church, corner Linn and Laurel
streets.
GENERAL CHARLES e. BROWN, United |
States Pension Agent in this city. at the |
quarterly June payment of United STATES
pensioners, audited and paid the claims
OF 5000 persons, amounting to $500, 900. or
sl,ZOo,ooo per annum. One hundred of
these pensioners have served In the
naval department.
THE following programme will be OBJ.
served at the rooms of the Young Mems
Christian Associations: Young mems
prayer-meeting tonight at O'Clock.
Sabbath, at 4:30 7. NJ, the Christian
workers will meet for conference, and in
the evening at 5 O'Clock, a gospel and in
quiry meeting will be held as usual in
the large hall.
ORDINANCES to appropriate money
MS follows were passed by the Board of
Councilmen yesterday: $lS7 81 to nav
balance due the Relief Committee for ;
expenditures during the winter of 1874
70; ~, 204 70, to pay O'Brien e Barton :
city's portion of assessment for improv-
ing Walker Mill road; $l,250, to pay
VIM. ii. Collins for damages to his prop
erty on Walker Mill road, caused by the
OF said road; $l,185 Il, to
pay Chas. N. Steele city's portion for
improving Mclean avenue, between
Harrison avenue and Day ton street; 5000
to pay j. q. Dexter for damages to his
property caused by the breaking of
Mclean avenue sewer; $13 50, to pay
lines in the Mccoy ferry case.
THE committee appointed to make ar.
for the parade of the Mill
Iary, Fire Department and Police Force,
next Monday, have agreed upon the fol-
lowing line of march: The procession .
will form AT 1880 O'Clock, on Eighth street
the right resting on Elm, displaying
westwardly, and will move promptly at
o'clock, as follows: North on Elm to
Liberty, east to Vine, south to Twelfth,
east to Main, south to Eighth, west to
Vine. south to Fifth, east along the Es.
planade, where it will pass review of
city officials, to Walnut, south to Fourth,
east to Pike, south to Third, west to
Vine, north to Fourth, west to Smith,
north to Fifth, west to Mound, north to /
Eighth, and thence east to the place of
starting: whence the different compa-
MES Will march to their respective quar-
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