The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.


! LOCAL BREVITIES.
THE Americas Boat Club gives it's frs
eRand picnic this evening at The L0ok0u
House.
FHK LUDLows play the Ecktordsr r0l
Maysville, at the Ludiows' grounds this
afternoon.
I The silver service presented to Mr.
Htdney d. Maxwell attracted great at
tention to-day at Duhme's store.
I MOST REV. ARCHBISHOP PURCELL will
,beBss the bell Of the Church Of the Pre-
sanitation, West Walnut Hills, at 7i3(
o'clock this evening.
nan for Wade-street by the Committee
.Qn Markets, yesterday, and Mr.. Thomas
1tynn for 6ixth-street.
DIR. j. Il. RRNDIGs and wife, on their
return from their wedding tour, were
.eefenaded, last evening, at their resi-
dance on Milton street.
MR. WIN. BRINKMAN was united In the
1unds Of wedl0ck yesterday evening to
Mise Phoebe Shafer. Rev. George X.
eecher, Of the First Presbyterian
Church, performed the nuptial ceremo.
hies.
! THE Baseball grounds Of the Blue
Atockings of the Twenty-fifth Ward are
now inclosed by fences, and o dedica.
ti0p game will be played next Wednes-
Day afternoon between the club and the
0dfOrtls.
2 YnANUs BRIDGE, which for q long
f1me has been undergoing PROCESS OF
1Rstruction and reconstruction, and
which was now thought to be complete,
shows great break and sinking In the
west pier, increasing daily.
The summer nights fest of the Ale-
Wanians last evening at Mount Lookout
was q very quiet but brilliant affair.
Some 0f the city's guests from Peoria
were present, and were cordially invited
members OF this select organization.
ME- J. H. RENsING, residing at the
southeast corner Of Race and Green
ing by the present of q sweet little girl.
no presentation speech was made, and
the heart Of the happy recipient was too
1nh to make any expressions Of graft
tade.
MRS. BRIDGET STRANGER, living on
Montgomery road, West Walnut Hills,
Was fatally burned yesterday by lighting
h Ere with coal oil. The OIL In the can
exploded and burned the lady SO terri
bly, as to cause her death within three
atours. The deceased leaves four chill
dHen, and her husband, Daniel Stringer,
q foreman under Michael Corbett. DR..
Watson was called, but arrived after
death had ensued.
Two YOUNG men yesterday afternoon
wsre turiously driving horse and bug
&g along the avenue, and when they
reached Millcreek bridge the horse be-
numa n q 90 "a h1p a nd ram awuu ha
1nen were thrown out, receiving no in |
luxies, but the horse was preoipitated |
over the low bank at the north end oil
the bridge, and was instantly killed. A |
pOhcem in took charge OF the buggy, as
the two men ran away.
AT q regular meeting Of Washington |
Lodge No. LOG, X. OF H., held July 7, the |
following officers were installed by ID. s. |
%. A. J. Glaeser: p. D., James II. Scott;
U, Caspaf Westmeier; v. D., Robert g.
HAl; Assistant D., Thomas McFeeley; !
guide, h. A. Gregory; Fin. Reporter,
VIM. Hunneker; Treasurer, NJ. RiperJ
Sentinel J. Cohen. After the installa-
sIon, T. D. j. M. Hill, OF Pioneer Lodge
cane by Washington Lodge, which lodge
heinstituted. t....
. AN unsuccessful attempt at burglary
was made early this morning at the
clearinghouse on the northeast corneri
Of sixth and College streets. A party
H two men had broken the hinges OFT the
nate at the College-street entrance and
sought to 90 into the house. AS this
house was once burglarized the proprie-
tors had furnished themselves with a
brace Of dogs, who, by their loud bark
ing, prevented the burglary this morn
ing by waking up the cook, who boldly
walked out into the yard and drove off
the marauders.