The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-18
LOCAL BREVITIES.


t0-mOfrUW night.
MEETING OF Exposition commission.
ers AT A Z. Nj. to-day.
SEMLANNUAL exhibition Of st. Xaviers
College, NJ flke's Feb. I'D.
MIR. d. Ii. BALDWIN is suffering from
the elects of II iaii on the ice.
ELDER TAYLOR breaches at Richmond
street Christian church tonight.
A SPELLING MATCH takes place at
Spencer township Town Hall next
week.
THE pressure on the boiler which en-
ploded yesterday was 5O0 pounds TO the
square inch.
SQUIRE CARRIERS horse and buggy
We're stolen irom In front Of his office
last evening.
The ladies of st. Johns NJ. Il. Church
give spelling match ON Friday even
ing, February T.h.
PROF. ADoLPH LEUE lectures on Bot
any Lu-nigut AT Inc college Of Pharmacy,
19O West Fifth street.
MIR. PEARsoLL SMITH, tho ''Lay
Preacher" will he at ST. PauFs nj. E.
church next Sunday evening.
THE petition 60 the Legislature to grant
teucneIs certificates ior2, 5and 10 years,
has been signed by 1900 persons.
IT is announced that Mr.. Gustav Hof
Will retire from The management OF the
VUlksblatt and will leaVe for Baden
Baden.
COLONEL KIERSTED was presented
with Il handsome saver mounted ebony
mace by the officers ut Breme lbs Lreet Sta
ton last evening.
A PRIVATE meeting of cotton manufac-
turers was held nj the Burnet House yes.
terday afternoon ana evening to arrange
q schedule OF prices.
The rival parties of the Library Asso-
clauon have buried the Ratchet ana are
jointly preparing ior an entertainment
1Or the behe1t OF the Library.
THIRTEEN cases were disposed of in
the Ponce Court this morning; two as
saulis, eight drunks and disorderlies anu
Two of miscellaneous character.
BEPLER d Co. announce "anotber
Trunk line on the war pain" with tick
els to New York at one dollar less tuan
any other Cincinnati Office. And so the
6ght goes Oh.
THE Board Improvements yesterday
Issued II permits to dig up the ground in
order 10 thaw out frozen wuter-pipes.
Up to this time near 2OO permits have
been granted.
JACOB GUTTERMAN, arrested yesterday
on The charge o. stealing 500 from pack
age Of II, 100, the property OF one Jost
Schitleler, was dismissed Ill the Police
Court this morning.
FOUR baImoral skirts, dress pattern,
ana u pair OF new boots are awaiting
owners at Third-street station, having
been found by the officers in a brick
yard on Third street.
FOLKS old Touring mill, at Cummins~
vile, was burned last night, and three
freight cars belonging to the e., Ill. n ID.
Road. Loss, $4,000. No insurance.
Cause, incendiarism.
3 The closing exercises at Hughes High
School Hall tomorrow eveiflng of the
Night High Schools under the manage
ment Of Principal Fillmore, promise to
be very pleasing entertainment.
JAS. HAND, a hackman, for maltreat-
Ing young man named George Corey ON
the corner Of Fourth and Vine streets,
day before yesterday, was fined $5 and
costs in the Police Court this morning.
Mr.. JAMES Il. LAWS. DR., while getting
into his buggy on Eighth street yester-
day afternoon was thrown TO the ground
and run over by the buggy, after which
the horse run oil completely dem0lshing
the buggy.
ANGELINA SMITH, the woman arrested
last night Tor drunkenness and who at
tempted to hang herself i'll one of the
cells OF the Station house, was sent to
the Work-house for thirty days, in the
Police Court this morning.
THE commencement exercises of the
Cincinnati College OF Medicine and Sur
gerry take place this evening at Thoms'
Hall tipnIyaI ~ lpUrpps
are to be conferred by Rev. F. 5. Hoyt,
OF the Western Christian Advocate.
BOBERr JORDAN, a news-boy on the G.,
FL. " d. Il. il. trains charged with embez-
zling lot of articles valued at Sl4 81
from his employer, Il. IL. Inskow, was
dismissed in the Police Court this morn.
ing ON account Of this being his first Of
fense.
THERE has been marked decrease IN
the demand Tor coal at the lniirmary
during yesterday and to-day, while the
orders issued for groceries have also ill.,
creased. Altogether, seyenty-eight or
ders Tor groceries and one hundred fol
coal " ere given out.
MAHKETLwAH Encampment /. o. o. r..
of this city, mas been invited to visit
Noah's Dove Encampment in Newport
on theevening OF March 9th, and have
. dCccpleu INC luFlLdtlOHs Iucy VIII plou'
ably be joined in the visit by the other
Encampments of the city.
LYMAN CRARY, another of Cincinnatis
old residents, died at his residence AT
College Hill yesterday, in his Doth year
He was born in Norwich, Windsor coun.
ty, Vermont, Nov. IL, 1856, and came tC
Cincinnati in 1906. He served in the wal
of 1912, and vas at HulPs surrender. lie
resided in Millcreek township for seven.
ty-fye years.
THE LYTLE GREYs give grand mill
tary drill and hop at Exposition Hall on
the evening OF the 22i. This organiza.
tion and its managing men are too vel
known to every Cincinnatian to need any
assurance on our part that the enter
tainment will be well worthy the atten
ton of all who are SO fortunate as to be
able to attend.
The graduating exercises Of the Syca
more street night school takes place al
the school building on Sycamore street
between Fourth and Filth on this
evening, under the direction OF C. III. Ev
ans. They are to consist of readings
recitatiens, musical and dramatic exer.
cises, etc., and win no doubt be well
worthy the attention of the pubIlc.