The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-28
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

LOCAL BREvITIES.
BT. FRANCIS CHURCH, corner Of Lib
eTty and Vine streets, is being frescoeo.
RoN. MILTON SAYLER has returned
nom his trip to the Lake Nipegon re-
gfou.
TIN JOLLY FRIENDS win trip "the
lSght fantastic toe" next Monday night
NJ the Lewen Garden.
Coz. THEo. HYATT, President of the
PennsyIvania Military Academy, is
stopping at the Burnet House.
OWING to the dullness in the tobacco
market the dealers in the lower end OF
tuwn while away their leisure hours
with that time-honored game called "Pe-
dro.n .,...-,..'
POLICE Officer John Hungelin, of Oil
ver-street Station, who has recently been
1Aboring with severe spell Of sickness.
yesterday received a subscription Of $40
from his brother officers.
A FEW sparks among some shavings
Of o coopershop caused an alarm OF fire
10 be turned in from box 70, corner
Spring and Woodward streets. yester-
day afternoon about 4:30 o'clock.
A PoCKET-BoOK is waiting identifca-
near the Inclined Plane Railway. Be-
siaes small amount of cash it contains
q miscellaneous collection of articles.
OFFICER JOHN WHALEN Is again at his
old beat on Vine street. Whalen is an
excellent officer, giving that constant
and careful attention to his business
which is so essential in that neighbor-
hood. ..,-
THE region Of country few miles
north OF The city Is visited by strange
worm resembling the army worm. The
Nains, grasses, and leaves Of the corn
are being completely ruined by its dep
rotations.
THE Enquirer this morning with it's
usual accuracy mentions the Firemen's
benefit at the Lookout House as being
ret for tonight. The benefit at the
lookout House occurs tomorrow even-
ing and that at Woods on Friday even
Ing.
WIN. CAMPBELL pleaded guilty in the
Police Court this morning to stealing a
pair of new shoes from Fink's shoe store,
hut offered for extenuation that he was
drunk at the time. He was sent to the
Work-house for Q term Of 30 days and
fined $40.
THE heavy plate glass in one OF the
ihow-wiudows OF Richoff's new building,
On Vine street, near Sixth, broke last
night with loud report. It ts account
ed for by the supposed settling of the
Building In consequence OF the recent
heavy rains.
4 GRAND CONCERT is to be given by
Brands Reed Band at Wielerts Pavilion
th:s evening. This is the ninth in the
series OF concerts, all Of which have
proved highly pleasing and satisfactory
E. sAay af
forty performers.
TIE Recorder received yesterday for
record the certificate of the West ern
capital stock is $400, 900, divided into $100
shares. The incorporators are j. G. Pres
colt, j. G. Sloan, f. NJ. Cozad, +. M.
BFeeden and e. Mitchell.
Mr.. j. A. JOYCE is about starting q
weekly paper entitled The Merchants
nnd Hanufacturers' Review, to be de-
voted to the commercial interest of the
uity. Mr.. Joyce was 30 unfortunate as
to lose the forms for the first issue Of his
paper in the recent Fourth-street fire.
TnE latest from Mccormick, the
wounded fireman, is that the attack Of
pneumonis, caused by the broken rib,
has been checked, and that his prospects
Of recovery are considered excellent.
&Ak0k UCkA uO 40 5pAAh AAuPA 0NAhbS oAAeA 40
pnw able to sit up and converse with his
friends.
CAPT, KARR, OF the Cincinnati Light
ouards, has received letter from the
Adtutant General of the State, inform
kng him that the Light Guards being the
nt1Qst company in the State under the
Rilltia law, will receive their arms {Lhe
hreseh loading regulation rife) about
Uhe 1st Of October.
PAUL KRULL, a halter at 404 Vine
street, last Sunday afternoon, while ab-
ssnt at funeral, was robbed of $18 and
nGilk hat by guest named Christ. Hell
mig, whom he had left in charge of the
psemises during his absence. When Mr..
Erun returned his friend had disap-
psaYed, together with the money.
YRx financial state of the Board of
RAsk Commissioners 10 at low ebb, ac-
n0d3ng to the report Of the chairman
YESTERDAY. There is a balance on hand
81 e10. .462 10. This must be sufficient for
the next five months, but at the present
rate of expenses Is impossible, as the
fetal expenditures for one month amount
ta$A026
YRk COMPANY No. 8, last evening
raffad out q magnificent cake, presented
hy Chas. Doerr & Sons, for the benefit
Qk DAN Cronin, who was injured In the
lato TIRE. The cake netted over $1OO.
10. 3z2 was the lucky number, held by
-. Noble, OF Court street. The members
be the t'Eives" are loud In expressing
thair thanks to the donors.
THH Committee on Opening Ceremo-
p5sa Of the Sixth Industrial Exposition
yesterday decided to invite representa-
lives Of the different city military COM
Ranies, fire department, police, trades
associations, manufacturing firms, en-
pasyes Of railroads, baseball and boat
0}nhs, TO meet the Committee on next
Tuesday afternoon, for the purpose OF
having them join in the procession on
Ehe opening day.
QurTE lively fight took place yester-
Cay afternoon, in the corridors OF the
Csunty Jail, between Frank Wilder, the
man who shot May Reilly, and man
vamed Tanner. Tanner had been pur-
enasing extra meals for some of the pris-
enars, Wilder included, but yesterday,
for some unknown cause, struck Wilder
from the privileged list. A fight ensued,
IN which Tanner was badly hurt about
tlne face.
BDs from druggists for the furnishing
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