The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-25
LOCAL BkEVITIES.

CONSTABLE GRoGAN is going to Mem
phis TO the Mardi Gras.
SEVENTH annual reunion A. 0. III. a
Greenwood Hall February 3D..
LOTTA and her mother occupied a pri
vate box at Woods Saturday evening.
A NEW dummy road is to be built froI
Cumminsville to Carthage next season.
The Infirmary Directors issued $27
worth OF provisions and coal TO the poo
Saturday.
MILK INSPECTOR EBERsoLE has closet
up fifteen still slop dairies during th
past year.
\ Mr.. A. FISHER, of the firm Of A. Fshe
y Co., was serenaded by his employees OF
Saturday evening.
A PITTsBURG coal millionaire is com
ing to Cincinnati to establish harbo
Tor his immense coal fleets.
The body OF Ullery, the man who was
hanged by mob at Urbana week age
Tor rape, is now under the dissectins
Knife in this city.
THE free lodging-house has been thor
oughly fumlgated, and as Quinn says il
Is perfectly safe now, it Will be opene
Tor guests tonight.
1T is rumored that the resignation Of
one or two of the City District Physi
clans will be rendered the Board ol
Health tomorrow.
A WALNUT HILLS boy named Pat Grif.
tiths was slightly cut in an ARRAY in
Sixth street market, Saturday night, by
basket peddler. No arrests.
THE new police law compels the Mayor
to reduce the number of Captains frCm
twelve to ten. Captain Reeder has sig
niied his Willingness to step down to
aLieutenants place.
A MAN named James Collins commit.
ted suicide at Collinsville, on the Gin
cinnati, Richmond II Chicago Railroad,
yesterday morning, by throwing himself
under passing train.
THE FRIENDS OF INQUIRY discussed
the Louisiana question at their new hall
on the corner OF Fifth and Central ave.
nue. on Saturday evening. The subject is
to be further discussed at their next
meeting.
THE Northwestern Central Building
Association has closed up its temporal
. affairs and opened Scr" account on the
other side by u donation of 800 to the
German Catholic and Protestant Orphan
Asylums.
AN overcoat was stolen from Mr.. Nor
rell, in the billiard-room of the Grand
AlOtO'g Oh L1dtuiudJ CfCuluG, ny all dulOlt
thief, and recovered from a pawn-shop in
less than halt an hour by that adroit de-
tectiye, Zeke Craven.
WooDBINE LODGE, No. 1876, 1. O. O. F.,
of Mount Pleasant, filed its articles OF
incorporation yesterday. The incorpor-
ators are S. S. Wyckotf, John Foss, II.
Moses, j. Z. Hotfner, +. W. Klacke, d.
j. Smith, and j. Ferris.
/ THE District Telegraph Company held
an annual meeting on Saturday. The
reports showed that during the year
there were answered 10, 03S calls for mes
sengers, 1923 calls for police and 10 alarms
OF fire. or the police calls 316 were to
quell disturbances and 102 to make ar
rests.
BURGLARS entered hardware store
at the corner OF Main and Eighth streets,
Saturday night, and taking couple of
hatchets forced an entrance into Wiley's
Jewelry store, next door, from which
they carried of about SIS in money, and
forty dollars worth ofgold pens. No ar
rests.
HoFFNER LODGE, No. 25S, r. e. A. NJ.
Installed the following officers on Satur-
day evening: Captain l.. l.. Brashear,
W. NJ; w. NJ. Thomson, s. W.; J. F.
Lakeman, j. W.; II. II. Hayward, S. D.;
r. M. Brashear, T.; G. W. Whitley,
Secretary.
THE proprietors of the Freie Presse
were arrested on charge of libel on
Saturday evening by order of A. Kortf, a
former collector, concerning whom some
slightly unpleasant statements were
made by the prOprietors in a card on
Friday. They gave bail, and the case is
set for trial on the 29th.
Mrs. Missouri A. Royse, wife of South
we'll Royse, Esq, and the venerable
mother Of Prot. Noble Royse, and MIR.
Th6s. S. Royse, OF the steamboat agency
firm of Royse & Mosset, died at her resi-
dence in Mt. Auburn, yesterday after
noon, after protracted illness Of pleural
pneumonia, i'll the siXty-seyenth year OF
her age.
THE following programme has been de-
! cided upon for the fourth great concert
of the Cincinnati Orchestra: Overture,
Euryantha, Weber; Symphony No. 81
(Scotch), Mendelssohn; Serenade (four
violoncellos), J, Lachner; Overture, Rosa
munde, Schubert; Solo, coronet, by A.
CAMS; Harp Sounds, Jungmann; Kaiser
March, Wagner.
+, AN insignificant and vicious mouse
was found in letter box on the corner
of Central avenue and Poplar streets yes
,terday, by the carrier, Mr.. Kupferschmit, |
and given It's freedom through his kind |
ness, though it should have met with
capital punishment, as 1t had cut up
number of letters very badly. 1t had |
evidently been placed there by some one
OF q vicious mind.
/ BETWEEN six o'clock yesterday morn
ing and the same hour last night the riv-
er rose from thirteen feet and five inches
in the channel to fifteen feet and ten
inches, and between that time and six
O'Clock this morning three feet higher,
making rise of five feet and five inches
during the twenty-four hours. At this
rate il it continues it will not take long
to clear out the ice In the Ohio river at
this point.
THE following is the line of march pro-
posed for the A. o. U. w. ON the occa-
sion of the meeting OF the Grand Lodge
tomorrow. The procession will form at
o'clock on Eighth street, right resting
On Central Avenue; march west on
Eigth TO Freeman, north on Freeman to
Liberty, east on Liberty to Vine, south
nm Vine to Twelfth, east on Twelfth to
Main, south on Main to Eighth, east on
Eighth to Broadway, south ON Broadway
to Fourth, west on Fourth to Race, |
north on Race to Twelfth, west on
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