The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-23
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

LOCAL BREVITIES.
BxoM f. w. Helmick & Co., beauti-
mi song OF ssHeaven Bless Mamma
THE Murch Chariot, now used in this
city, has found favor in Washington, and
viii GoOn be adopted.
THE Finance Committee has taken no
aetion yet on the Cincinnati Hospital
tsport made to Council.
AT each Of the station-houses yester-
6ay . dead horse was reported, thing
that has net happened since the epizoo-
TO.
THR Third and Fourth street cars con-
nact- with the Sedamsyille Line at Mill
sreek bridge, to which point they now
run.
PROF.. SEIDENsTIcKER has gone East
TO secure talent for chamber concerts in
exposition to Brand and Ballenberg
Maxt season.
SEVENTEEN car loads Of fresh peaches
arrived to-day from Baltimore, all in
: >1rst-class order. They are selling al
Nto 81 10 per basket.
MRS. MILLER, residing at 644 Race
street, was bitten pretty severely by q
dog yesterday afternoon. The dog was
sh0t by Lieutenant Ridgeway.
A ROAM HORSE with one white front
leg, was stolen about six O'Clock this
morning from Max Wells stable, on
Barnet avenue. No arrests.
kLoT Of wearing apparel was stolen
hast Saturday, about noon, from Henry
NSeman, at Wolking's grocery, corner Of
Front street and Central avenue.
CURRIERS' BAND, consisting Of fifteen
musicians, has been engaged for the
County Fair, at Cynthiana,
Kentucky, which takes place next week.
TIE rattle for the splendid cake for
officer McCann, wounded at the Fourth
street fire, takes place this evening.
The drawing is to be held at 1880 pre-
c1sely.
THE Mississippi editors left the Grand
Hotel yesterday, EN- route to their homes.
They express themselves as highly de-
hghted with their trip and the treat
ment accorded them everywhere.
ADAM BEUTz, residing at 10 Bank
street, was bitten by his own dog, large
Newfoundland, al six O'Clock this morn
ing. His right arm was badly lacerated.
061cers Chard and KnOppe shot the dog.
OWING to the immense crowds that at
tand Gulick's Grand Central Variety
Theater last week, the proprietor has
bsen forced 10 enlarge the seating capac-
ity Of his house, making an addition Of
10 sel ats.
FRANK HARFF, the genial proprietor of
the Lookout House, reports the largest
attendance yesterday ever known at
that popular resort. There were fully
ban thousand people on his grounds dur
ing the day.
HORSES attached to milk wagon ran
away on Clark street, enlptying the milk
eans and a basket of honey. The horses
fept Oh running down the street and
narrowly missed wrecking a buggy
which they met.
MEETING OF the Exposition Committee
Nm Decorations, at the Board Of Trade
rooms, at four o'clock this afternoon, to
ttscuss the plans and propositions OF
kessrs. G. W. Jones and Adas, the
special committee.
A KENTUCKIAN named Blynn was as
Eaulted Saturday night on Front street,
knocking him down, robbed him Of $16.
Hymn was found by private watchman
Mains, lying senseless, with three ugly
lcalp wounds. No arrests.
THE first grand picnic Of the Irish
Centennial Guards, which was to have
haen held on the 18th, but was postponed
On account of the heavy rains, will come
81 tomorrow at the East End Garden.
4 pleasant time is anticipated.
EDWARD BLACKBURN, a butcher, while
9oing to market this morning, at three
Pollock, with his wagon, was thrown out
ny wheel coming OF at the corner Of
Poplar and Central avenue, and had his
veg broken. He was taken to his resi-
Jence on Bank street.
DIR. WIN. M. HUNTER, the dentist. last
kyening, while in the act of getting on
atreet car to return to the city from
walnut Hills, was run over by horse
md buggy, and had his left leg broken
below the knee. He was taken to the
Cincinnati Hospital.
THE Adams Express Company pre-
pented Mr.. Burke, the messenger on the
Vandalia railway who defended himself
md the property of the company so
=, with thousand dollars in gold, few
k1ys since, RS reward for his bravery.
CORONER MALEY was yesterday even
ing nuJited OF an unknown man being
run over by freight train on the o. u
II. r. R., near Anderson's ferry, and i'll
stantly killed. The man had $7S5 in
money with him. On account OF the ab-
sence Of witnesses the. Inquest was post
p0ned until tomorrow morning.
THE brake of Covington street car
gave way on Vine street, between Third
End Fourth, and the car made rapid
descent to the flaJs below. Several OF
the passengers who took fright and
sought safety by jumping into the street
were seriously bruised, and were con-
veyed TO neighboring drug stores for
repairs.
AN alarm OF fire was turned In from
bpx "a Saturday night, on account Of a
slight fire in Loughead & Porters planning
min, on the l., Q. & l.. r.. r., north OF
Filth street. The fire originated in the
callar Of Milton II, Coop's box factory.
u was extinguished with but slight diff.
Guilty. The loss was about $500. Fully
Insured.
NICK MORAN and his brother Thomas,
Tie TWO murderers OF VIM. Moran, were
axraigned in the Police Court this morn.
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