The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-15
LOCAL BkEYIIIES.

LOCAL BkEVI1IES.
DIR. 7. j. WILLIAMsoN's wife died on
Saturday night.
Mr.. BISHOP has withdrawn from the
race for Mayor.
The Sheriff sold $1Os, ,25s worth of prop
erty on Saturday.
SIX hundred and thirty five. inmates
In the City lniirmary.
MR. c. G. DAVIS, Of New York, son of
DIR. y. K. Davis, is In the city.
HAWTHORNE LITERARY SOCIETY at
Vickers Hail tomorrow evening"
MoLLIE BRANNoN attempted suicide
ut Brenen-street Station Saturday night.
WALTER MARTIN broke his leg coast
ing ON Liberty street Saturday after
noon.
THE Friends of Inquiry debated the
secret society question on Saturday
night.
THE entertainment by the Thespian
Dramatic Club, saturday night, was
success.
A single pork-paeking firm of the city
has killed and packed 7o,t9o hogs during
the season.
MEETING at Hibernia Hall on the 20th
to take action for the celebration of ST.
Patrick's day.
Mrs. LOUISA q. ROBINSON speaks on
Temperance at the Friends Meeting
house tonight.
ANNE LOUISE CARY and Myron w.
Whitney have promised to take part in
the May Festival
Mr.. JAMES DREW, ex-foreman in the
Cemmercial office, leaves for the PACING
Coast IN few days.
ANOTHER million Of the Southern Rail-
way bonds were sold ut par and interest
in New York last week.
BURGLARS broke into Tieman's saloon
Saturday night, but were frightened off
before obtaining any booty.
REV. w. 4. MOORE delivers free lee
ture at Y. NJ. e. A. Hall this evening on
"Work and its Conditions"
A GRAND complimentary party is to
be given by the Queen City Guard, .. L.
NJ, Tuesday evening at Art Hall.
A RUNAWAY horse fell at the corner of
Liberty and Harrison streets Saturday
night, receiving injuries from which 1t
died.
Mr.. MARTIN WALSH yesterday dellv-
cred an address before the St. Peters
Benevolent Society upon the subject OF
charity.
THE German Evangelical Lutheran st.
Johannes Church OF Sycamore Town
ship filed its certificate Of incorporation
Saturday.
THREE young rowdies beat Mt. Au-
burn car driver over the head shame
fully with their skates, yesterday, be- |
cause he wouldn't drive faster. |
THE attention of sNebula" Is called to |
communication On "Teacher's Certii- |
Gates and Examinations" in Saturdays |
STAR. From it he may learn wisdom.
LANDY, the photographer, on Satur-
day afternoon obtained judgment against
the actress "Little Nell' for $75 worth of
photos ordered by her but not taken.
THE University Trustees hold their
regular monthly business meeting this
evening, and will consider the subject of
an appointment of an astronomer for the
Observatory.
THE Coroner was yesterday called to
hold an inquest on the body of Amanda
Moore, cook at no Eln street. The
Regulars rendered an easy verdict of
"heart disease"
CAPT. JAS. SMITH, OF the County Trea- |
surer's Office and member OF the Board
of Education is mentioned as candi-
date for the Democratic nomination Tor
City Treasurer.
A MAN named Thomas Mcdonald was
stabbed in the neck Saturday night by
some iee-cutters, in front of the Gambri-
nus Brewery. The trouble arose from a
quarrel among the workmen. Mcdonald
will recover. No arrests.
REPORT of Cincinnati Hospital for
past week: Patients remaining last
report At, admitted during the week "a,
n1mber of births 7, total treated 54S, dis
charged 51f died 13, remaining saturday
evening 4S4, daily average, 492 Al.
A SMALL fire in the roof of frame
house on the Wooster pike, East Colum-
bia, belonging to B. Rodgers, was the oc-
casion OF the alarm from box No. 243
about 1880 o'clock this morning. Loss
fifty cents. Cause, spark from the
chimney.
THE police parade on the 22d will be
participated in by the entire force, head
cd by the Superintendent and staff on
horseback, the German Yaegers, the
Turner and Sinton Cadets, Lyle Greys,
Cincinnati Light Guard, a company iron
Harrison, and possibly company of
Regulars from the Barracks, with a full
band.
PRITCHARD p. BoDLEY, ESQ.,, well
known throughout the city, died at his
residence, No. 40S West Ninth street,
yesterday morning. Mr.. Bodley was IS
years of age, and had spent large pro-
portion of his life in Cincinnati. His
funeral will be attended by the Odd
fellows, of which be was an old member,
and charter member of VIM. Penn
Lodge No. 56.
THE Light Committee have decided on
the "Globe" gasoline lamp, and will rec
ommend it to Council for the 5S4 subur-
ban lamp-posts. The cost of running the
lamps per year Is to be $29. The Iron
sides" Company, who have been urging
the claims of their lamp by testing it
along side the others, claim that it has
been tampered with, and chemical ex-
animation of the gasoline found in il
shows that the quality Is much inferior
to that put in others.
Jos. MARX this morning mistaking a
STAR reporter tor an Enquirer man ap-
preached him in the Police Court and
confidently offered him % cents to s'leaye
my name out of the paper" Anexamin-
alton OF the facts showed that Mr.. Marx
was arrested yesterday tor being
quite drunk and very disorderly, but
that through the efforts Eof his lawyer,
whom he had paid $40, he only was fined
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