The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-12
LOCAL .BREVITIEs.

LOCAL BRETITIES.
PAYDAY for the Police tomorrow.
CENTRAL LODGE No. /, A. P. A., made
an excursion this morning to Hunts
Grove.
THK Hunkidori nine played the Vfctors
yesterday, and came off victors them
selves by score of is toe.
PRICES INCLINED PLANE, at the foot
OF Eighth street, will be formally dedi-
Gated next Wednesday afternoon.
The little son of Mr.. L. Rauh, residing
an Sixth street, near Mound, fell down
last night and cut large cash above his
eye.
TIE fire alarm from box 76, corner of
Hunt and Broadway, at half-past eleven
O'Clock, yesterday morning, was false
alarm.
Mr.. GUS. WALD, after graduating with
honars at Harvard University, has re-
rirned to this city and will shortly enter
into business here.
A FINE crayOn portrait of Prof. Haller.
O renowned savant OF Gottingen, is at
tracing considerable attention at Rob-
ert Clarke's book store.
j. II. LUHN, ESQ.,, one of our most
respected citizens, died at half-past 8
o'clcc yesterday morning at his resi-
deRcc, No. 48 Budd street.
Miss BARTLETT, who has been missing
fram her home for two weeks, has been
heard from. She is safe with her rela-
rives in ClermOnt county.
PAT DONNELLY, lad aged five years, /,
fell off the wharfboat, at the foot of Broad
way, yesterday afternoon at half-past
FIVE O'clock and was drowned.
LAD about five years Of age, named
G. Kennedy, was drowned in the Ohio
river last night, at the foot of Vine street.
His body has not yet been recovered.
CHRIST. GREEN, a saloon keeper at 81
West Fifth street, was robbed OF silver
watch and gold chain, between two
and three O'clock this morning while
asleep on chair in front of his saloon.
CINCINNATI will probably have base
bail club and grounds very soon, as the
scheme is in the hands of live men who
are making every effort in that direc-
tign.
, VIM. WHITTAKER, ESQ, formerly con.
B2cted with several OF. the Cincinnati
dailies, but latterly with the Chicago
Times, is in the city visiting his maoy
friends.
v MILES GREENWOOD, President of tae
Cincinnati Southern Railroad, is nearIy
recovered from his broken leg, and is de-
voting himself to the business OF the
railroad.
TIE JURY in the case OF the man found
IN the Ohio river at the foot OF Mill
street, returned verdict OF s'death from
drOwning-cause unknown" The body
could NOS be identified.
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Israelites' Centennial movement held a
meeting at Covenant, Hall yesterday
morning, but did nothing outside of the
regular routine of business.
JOSEPH LOVE. recently so seriously in
jurcd ON saturday, at North Bend, has
been sent to the Cincinnati Hospital,
where it was found necessary to ampu-
cate his leg. He is reported doing well.
was found by Officer George Bartlett
Saturday night on East Walnut Hills,
and 10 awaiting Identification at the
Sixth District Police Station at Fulton.
\. TIE wife Of Officer Meyers was robbed
or pocketb0Ok containing five dollars,
on Saturday night, by colored man on
seufHed with the thief, but he made his
escape.
Rosa SARGENT, the daughter of Lieut..
Sargent, is resting comfortably, and
hopes Of her recovery are entertained.
Rosa is the little girl SO frightfully
mangled by a Freeman-street car on Fri
day evening.
THE Cincinnati Amateurs have re-
turned home, after playing the Buck
eyes of columbus, defeating them, the
score standing Z 10 4. They also beat
the DeIawares OF Delaware, Ohio, by
a score of 70 to 8.
TIE reopening services of the Taber-
nacle Congregation at Robinson's Opera
house, by Rev. Henry d. Moore, yester-
day, was attended by one of the largest
audiences ever assembled for religious
worship in our city.
THK Board of Improvements will re-
move to the rooms lately occupied by
the Water-works Trustees. The Health
officer will occupy those of the Board of
improvements, and the Police Court
Clerk the rooms of the Health Office.
A LITTLE SON OF Mr.. M. L: Harbeson,
Of 4A West Ninth street, was terribly
lacerated in the face by horse kicking
him, on Saturday evening, after he had
been thrown from its back. 1t is feared
THAT the little boy will lose both of his
eyes.
Mr.. ROBERT STICKNKY, the acrobat,
who, at Robinson's circus, lately at this
place, turned q double somersault over
eighteen horses, accomplished the ex-
traordinary feat of doing the same over
twenty-four horses on Saturday evening
at Dresden, D.
THE Newport Driving Association
give three-days' meeting this week, be-
ginning ON Wednesday. Two trots and
8 running race take place on the first
day. "Hattie Fawcett," "Belle Maud"
aloe Lawrence,"' 'Little Joe," and
1Eph," are some OF the horses entered.
THE Barrett Dramatic Club elected the
Hliowing officers: S. g. Best, President;
VI. T. Madigan, Stage Manager; Ed.
Kaprema, Treasurer, and w. A. Cotter,
Secretary. The club will play in Sep
tenber for the benefit Of the Masonic
Widaws' and OrphanS Home, Louis.
Vile, Kentucky.
FANNIE FRoOMK, . three-year old son
gf Mrs.. Robert Il. Froome, living at 112
HarT street, was accidentally drowned
by falling into q cistern, the lid of which
Was open and whittier he had gone to get
AdTink. Coroner Maley held an inquest,
and q verdict was rendered in accord
ance with the above.
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