The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-25
LOCAL BREVITIES.

REDS, Z; Stars, 4, on Saturday.
EIGHrY-FoUR deaths in the city last
week.
KEMpER LANE BRIDGE is open for
travel.
The new Sixth-street cars will be
painted green.
THE receipts at the Orphans Concerts
were ,250.
fHE attendance at the Zoo yesterday
was immense.
The Mount Auburn tanks were
cleaned yesterday.
THE Shakespeare Club reads "Fashion"
on Wednesday evening.
WIN. ARRIsoN, the ''internal-machine
man." has turned up in Iowa.
THE funeral of the late S. W. Folger
was largely attended yesterday.
THE Exposition Commission met Sat
ufday, but did nothing of Importance.
MRS. r. #. LUDLOW, wife of DIR. VIM.
Ludlow, died in Colorado on Thursday.
THE opening concert of the Cincinnati
Grand Orchestra occurs on November
i1th.
MIR. d. MCKENZIE was the recipient
Of silver tea set from his employees on
Saturday.
JOHN WHALEN's cow was stolen Sat-
nrday night. John lives at No. 248 East
Sixth street.
MEETING Of the Committee of Safety
Ut Pixies tomorrow at 10:00 A. M. tor the
hlection of officers.
THE Reds and the Stars play their
closing game on Wednesday on the Red
Stocking grounds.
The alarm from box ZIG last night was
for fire in James Fagin's chicken-coop,
In Corryville. Loss, $40.
A MT. AUBURN car broke its brake
yesterday and ran away. Dora Gerard.
young girl. jumped of and suffered a
broken leg.
THE missionary services at st. Johns
Episcopal Church, last evening, were
largely attended, and was OF a very in
keresting nature.
REV. DIR. LORD lectured at the Second
Presbyterian Church last evening on
'.Moses." The lecture was one of great
lesearch and brilliancy.
TKB Marietta & Cincinnati railroad
will to-morrowrun special train to the
Chester Park races, leaving the Plum
ttreet depot at O'Clock P. NJ.
AUDITOR HUMPHREYS motion to make
Ehe writ of mandamus by the Supreme
COURT more certain was argued on Sat-
hrday and taken under advisement.
THE Homer Literary Club has organ
Ized, with A. Thalman, President; l..
Fhalman, Vice President; D. Schneider,
secretary; B. Brady, Treasurer; G..
sprltz, Critic.
A SMALL BOY snatched a pocket-book,
containing $3.50 In money and 5000 in
hotes, from the counter in Joseph Ash
sorn's saloon, Saturday, and succee ded
In getting away with it.
PARTIES In New York have written to
superintendent Strauch for illustra.
sloRs, descriptions AID statistical state.
pants regarding Spring Groye Cemetery,
for use in London journal.
4 CLOSE aud sx"iti"- aono ., base.
as played on Saturday in Taylor 8
kottoms, between the Vanguards and
Clippers. After hard struggle, .the
Vspguards came out victorious by the
IolloWing score; Vanguards IL, Clippers
ID
IA. CUMAdINs ami ]. A. Darlington,
kpm North Carolina, were arrested Sat.
krday afternoon by Deputies Moses and
kkeOarthy on q charge Of embezzlemen
kf $500 sewIng-machine money. Thel
kHl return to Newbern as soon as tn
hequisitfon arrives.
MR. JOSEPH SHApprNGER has com
hlaDasd suit against &c. Kinney, Esq.
banker, to recover $1,000, deposited
With him on an election bet. 1t II
claimed that the terms of the bet were
mt complied with; hence Mr.. kinney
hesitancy as to whom to give the money
MR.. CHARLES LEvASsoR, prominently
eohnected with business circles In th
city, and also well known among ou
best musicians and lovers of melody
died at his home back of Covington las
evening, after q protracted Illness. IL
ksas in the prime OF life and gave prom
lee Of much usefulness, and his loss wi
be deeply felt by his large circle
friends.
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