The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-15
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.
LOCAL BRETITIEy,


revived.
THE Water-works Trustees visited the
Markley farm yesterday.
A LOT of new animals for Robinson's
show arrived on Saturday.
PAY DIRECTOR ToOKER has been Or
dered to Baltimore on duty.
THE light committee still holds to its
former decision on gasoline lamps.
The Democratic nominations in the
25th Ward will be made on Wednesday
evening.
A WATER MAIN burst, this morning, on
Sycamore street, between Fourth and
Fifth streets.
Mr.. q. w. WEST has returned from
B. Wisconsin, where he was showed in t0r
nearly month.
SNEAK thieves stole 35 feet of garden
hose IRON J. II. Black, of 167 W. Seventh
street, Saturday.
MR.. Il. SHOTT, of 108 Park street, eel
ebrated the fifth anniversary OF his we'd
ding last evening.
Col. G. w. WOoLLEY left last evening
to attend the international trotting
match at New York.
MR.. HUGH STEWART, of Mt. Auburn
A. Hall last evening.
PAGE, the West Virginia bond thief, is
still ut the Hammond street Station
awaiting q requisition.
A WATER MAIN burst in front of the
Burnet House yesterday, and another on
Fourth street, near Main.
REV. DAVID MOORE delivers free lee
ture on '.nparks from the old Flint" at
Y. Nj. g. A. Hall tonight.
A BIBLE CLASS for the benefit of Ger
man-speaking young men will be held at
Y. Nj. z. A. Hail this evening.
The Friendly Sons of st. Patrick give
their seventh annual banquet at the St.
Charles on Wednesday evening.
A SPECIAL prayer meeting is to be held
at Y. Nj. q. A. Hall at p. NJ. to-day. 1t
will be led by Rev. j. n. Irwin.
REvS. WHITTLE AND BLISS, the Evan
gelists, commence their labors in this city
ON the evening OF tuesday, March 23d.
The first locomotive for use on the
Cincinnati Southern Railroad will be
shipped next Wednesday from this city.
THE proceeds OF the ball to be given by
the Hebrew Ladies' Society, at Eureka
Hall, March 23d, are to go to the poor.
SOLICITOR Goss has given as his opin-
ion that the County Commissioners are
entitled to VI per day for six days in the
week.
Mr.. j. j. HOOKER has been elected EX-
position Commissioner to ill the place
lett vacant by Mr. Simpkinson's resig-
nation.
The concert given by the Sunday
school OF the First Uniyersalist Church
last evening was a success in every par
ticular.
JAMES EICHEL'S leg was broken by
fall near his house on Walnut Hills Satur-
day evening. He was taken to the Cin-
cinnatl Hospital.
LEW ROBINSON and three or four
other cOiored men were elected from the
Atlantic Garden last night, the Civil
Rights bill to the contrary notwithsta1id-
ing.
REy. W. ii. EVEREST, who has been
preaching at The Central Christian
Church every evening during the past
three weeks, continues to attract good
audiences. 4
REV. P. B. MORGAN, who conducted
the mission in the Episcopal churches a
few weeks since, will fill the vacant pas
terate OF st. Johns Episcopal Church
after April !.
HORSTENMEYER, the man sentenced to
the PeAltentIary for killing w illiams in
his orchard at Lockland last fall, has
been pardoped by the Governor, and he
will not go to Columbus.
THE German Ladies' Centennial Com
mittee has arranged for ball at Eureka
Hall, to take place on Thursday, March
Is, the proceeds OF which Will 60 to the
Ladies' Centennial Fund.
The remains of Mr.. David Quinn, an
old citizen OF this place, who died at
Washington on the 1lth, were at Wilt
sees yesterday and were this morning
sent to MiddleLown for interment.
A MEETING of the Democrats Of the
Fourth ward has been called tor to-mor-
TOW evening, some of the nominations of
the former meeting not having proven
satisfactory to all parties concerned.
THE Macready Dramatic Club has or
ganized and elected the following ohi-
Jary, TruXton Swift; Treasurer, Caleb
Van Hamm, Stage Manager, Pearce Hol-
ton.
A BURGLARY occurred last night at
Poland d. Henry's tobacco shop, Nos. so
and 81 Second street. The party, after
breaking three lights, carried off three
caddies OF tobacco. The stolen property
was recovered this morning. No az
Te6tS.
VIM. FELDMAN, a young lad, was AZ
raigned in the Police Court this morning
1or throwing powders at Boland's paint
shop, ON Central avenue, and striking
lady. He was convicted and fined So
and costs.
JAMES o. OCoNNoR, an empl0ye at Bob
Barkers, No. 1873 Race street, was ar
Faigned in the Police Court this morning
ON . charge Of stealing 5000 diamond
ring yesterday. His case was continued
TO the Doth Of March.
MR. PETER Fl. CLARK delivered an ad-
dress on the school clause OF the Civil
Rights bill, on saturday evening, at the
hall corner of Fifth and Central avenue.
The address was well delivered and
carefully listened to.
MRS. PERKINS has commenced suit
against her husband for divorce. The
grounds alleged are adultery ON his part
with Pauline Payne and abandonment.
She also asks to have her name changed
TO Smell, her maiden name.
: OFFICER connolly yesterday attempt
ed to arrest man named Edward Nc
Cabe, when the latter assaulted him and
inciosed the officers eye in circle Of
rainbow hues and placed the muzzle OF