The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-30
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Lo0AL .BRETITTrs.


Io0A1 BREV1TTrs.
The Orpheus Society gives an. enter
tzinment at the Lookout House tonight.
Ex-GovERNoR MOVES goes to Spring
feld tomorrow to attend the meeting oi
the State Centennial Committee.
A HORSE and wagon, to carry about
efisinfeotants in smallpox cases, was al
lowed the health officer by the Board o.
Health yesterday. oss
A RESOLUTION that Sanitary Police re-
port at the Office every Sunday morning,
was offered by the Chairman of the Board
Of Health, yesterday, and adopted.
.kNUNKNowN child about four years
old was run over yesterday afternoon BY
the Pendleton car No. "a, between Pike
and Butler streets, The child received
= few wounds on the head, but was moi
seriously injured.
THE PRESENT mode Of street sprink-
Nng, which was detrimental to health
and destructive to the streets, was dis
esxssed yesterday in the Board Of Health.
The Chairman will investigate the mat
ter and, as far as possible, remedy the
matter.
JOHN GooDING, bar-keeper at the
Laewen Garden, on Vine street, while
going for beer yesterday evening. fell
through the hatchway into the cellar, a
6fistance of thirty-seven feet. His thigh
was broken and his head injured. He
was taken to the Hospital.
THE County Commissioners returned
fYDm Colerain and Greene. townships
this morning, where they had been to ex-
anime the feasibility OF the proposition
hAw AlN
,c.S - Tbey report that the recent rains
have created damages amounting to
shout $4,000 In washing away bridges
and embankments of small creeks and
squeducts in Colerain, Greene and other
tDWnships. tt't ~
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.I Sas sc,. ~ tba - naiahrat tfon ~ tSa ,,;na5v
,enss ~ .,ru smS oyv ~ tha Haa1a ~ snv .
r1rsda,oa ILL.,. 49,, haywoan II o,,d 70 c,cInch
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On s n.y. onpssI Honn n,;,, rasd ~ nan1.rot;nn
II p9SIs ptnnanSonoe SSon W. NJ Hanrv pro Prnbascn sc
Vii - sl!ta uonuTL Wahsta,ss nrot;oyn t;y an gnhu
Sd.re % sna Hon' Richard Smith viii
xes;rar tha oratinni The eyaninc viii
Sa celebrated by fireworks. refresh.
q rseuts and dancing at the hail.
rr wonon,o Centannial Exacut;va
<......,..ao INF 81 th;s n;tu renort H. re.
Trnr,, koi iv,p n tc fh ron ali, 10
rt.. thav rasiired over sgoo viz
Ttnrs aremat t,n amateur rentertainments
s4sS 81. Ionat,an from Riverside sS2.
- Esrr,s nsrior cnncart s7i. Germsn' YT'
bail sis5. The Mt. Auburn tea-party in
rebTuary added the handsome sum Of
%,605 II. Gross receipts of the May tea
party, SIC, ,544 %; from the sale Of tickets,
&,1R SO; from the refresbment foom,
g, ,131 g. The expenses amount to
4t,b9S o..
Mr.. OHAs. AIKEN, Superintendent of
Music ana teacher In Hughes and Wood
ward High Schools, who for the last
twenty-five years has been engaged in
teaching music, was visited yesterday
by his co-laborers at his home on Mount
-Aeafthy and presented with beautiful
Hr6 6t6reseryed natural howers covered
BY glass globe. me presentation was
followed by MnSicaa Sses. r,a1ed Mf Won
ensT nv wa;n. ~ M =, 1o1 ~ Wtiiiams vio,as
Inns MI' Ie.nS r.,1a nnu nai,a M Zo;~1
nn0 M: s ~ ~ -, snoro =, saveraI
a.so sassatrsu w. ..sos 'ne p,aAo e'oi - ss'SA1.
soIos ' anu s.ao'.
THE Cincinnah General Committee on
Israeiteg Centennial Monument met
Inst evening at Cooinant Hal, ana re-
ceiyed communication from A. u. Saw,
yer, Esq, CHAIRMAN GI ne Centenniai i.ala
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