The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-21
LARGEST CIRCULATION In THE CITY.
Probably cloudy, or partly so, eoith indt-
eatioHs Of light local rains the neat tsoeaty-
four hours.
LOCAL BREYITIES.

Hon. STANLEY MATTHEW'S sailed fol
Europe on Saturday.
POSTMASTER GENERAL JEWELL will b.
In this oity on Wednesday.
THE decision of the Supreme Court re
Rarding o new trial for Egner and Rufel
will probably be rendered tomorrow.
APRIzE fight will take place on Friday
next In Kentucky, between Pat Lacey
and ]. 4. Reuchen, for purse OF 5000.
UNCLE JOHN ROBINsoN's show lef
last evening for tour through Ohio, Wis
fling all the principal towns in tht
Htate.
TEE Women's Centennial Association
have refused to take part in the erection
Nf building for their display on the
Centennial grounds,
Mr.. A. b. HERMAN, aged sixty years,
vas thrown from street car No. % of the
Geventh-street line yesterday and sus-
tanned severe injuries.
Mr.. ANDERSON, blind man, general
~ known as the Singing Pilgrim, will
dive an entertainment at the Vine street
Congregational Church this evening.
THE Assessors recent returns showed
eo2 new Improvements in the city, while
those of the viewers appointed to look
them up gave the total number as !, 1885,.
THE Woodward Alumnal Association
will hold their annual reception OF grad
uates at Woodward Hall next Tuesday
evening. The graduates Of 1876 Will be
received.
THE dwelling at the corner Of Liberty
and Plum streets, was entered yester-
day morning by thieves, who obtained
slh0, silver watch valued at 500, and a
lot Of jewelry.
Mr.. ANDREW TIGHE, reeldriver OF the
ssElevens," while exercising the horses
ct the Fire Department on Saturday af-
ternoon, was thrown from his horse and
had leg broken.
PROF. ANDERSON, assisted by Miss
Ruth Jones, Miss Roedter, Mr.. Pfann,
Ind Mr.. Eich and Carl Pallat, will give
st Mel0deon Hall.
THE murder case of Fred. Egner, which
was set for hearing to-day, was post
poned by Judge Cox, iu the Criminal
Court, In order to finish the Louisa
Reiner bastardy trial.
Mr.. P. F. TANNING, we'll known as an
old emplOye in Kinsey's jewelry store,
died this morning shortly after u o'clock,
At his residence, No. 70 Barr street, OF
disease of the bowels and liver.
JACOB SIMMONS, ESQ.,, was married
yesterday afternoon 10 Miss Jennie
Myers by Rev. Lilienthal, with appro-
PIRATE ceremonies, at the residence of
She bride, No. 23O W. Sixth street.
z THE discovery of fire in the cellar of
Hoscamp's bakery, on the corner OF Pop
lar and Freeman streets, occasioned the
alarm signaled from box No. 139, on Sat.
urday afternoon. Loss $500, covered by
insurance.
POLICE COURT JUDGE YOUNG, Capt.
NcMann, Police Commissioner Angel,
and Police Secretary Kistler, all Of
Cleveland, arrived in this city yester-
day. Judge Young was present in the
Police Court this morning.
TIE report of the Cincinnati Exposi-
tion Committee has appeared. 1t con-
afsts of some $50 pages and contains
much valuable information. The rules
Ind premium list for the next Exposition
IRE also ready Tor distribution.
THE Insurance Company trouble will
be Investigated by the Board Of Equali-
xation tomorrow afternoon. The In
snrance companies claim that they have
the right to reserve certain reinsurance
funds, and that they are not obliged to
make a return OF them. The Board main
tains the contrary.
a SINGLE scull three-mile race is prom
leed to take place on the 9th Of July by
the Cincinnati Boat Club. The start
will be made near the Marine Docks and
the stake-boat will be placed several
hundred yards below the Suspension
bridge. Harry Crane, Of the firm OF
q W ha1 "a 4
of coloTs to the victorious contestant.
CHARLES CAIN, young man who lives
ON Clinton street, was robbed about 2
o'clock, while asleep on Freeman street
near the Lincoln Park. His loss
nmounts to thirty dollars, silver watch
md gold chain. Two men, Henry
id and locked up at the Oliyer-street
6tation-house on suspicion Of the theft.
MRS. NEsMITH, the wife Of Mr.. 4. A.
Nssmith, whose unfortunate condition
Sntirely incapacitates him for business,
pstion Of teaching French and German.
Ehe will open a school at her residence,
No. 104 West Eighth street, next fall, and
viii be assisted by her daughter, who
will have charge of an English depart.
ment and music class.
The citizens OF the Twenty-ffth ward
aTe manifesting considerable indigna-
MON at the unnecessary delay in finish
ing the iron superstructure of the Lud.
boW-avenue bridge over the canal, max
tHG . connection between Clifton and
Gumminsville. The contractors state
that the iron will be delivered in q few
days, and that the bridge will be CON-
plated In about two weeks.
TEE wife and son Of Frederick Salt
nsf, who has been missing since June
u, called on DR.. Maley this morning
IN IN order to exhume the body of the
Han found drowned in the canal near
Adams street. last June 4th, in order to
fdeDtify him. Mrs. Saltner resides near
st. Paups Church, and has been living
separate from her husband, who lived
hNswport, alone one year.
Two men last Saturday night attempt
a TO rob Mr.. l.. @. Carr, Of Ccyington,
at the corner OF Pearl and Vine streets,
ma Of them holding him fast while the
stheK searched his pockets. Fortunate
II they were scared away by the ap.
pEoach Of two gentlemen, aud left with
ent securing anything, although Mr..
Garr had Q valuable gold watch and con-
siderable money on his person.
A RUNAWAY occurred last evening on
Central avenue, near Liberty street, by
which young lad Of Is years, named
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