The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-30
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

CHAs. 8. SCANLAN, late clerk of the
Exposition, has gone to Pittsburg to
tAke charge Of the affairs Of the Pitts
bnrg Exposition.
THE Americus Boat Club challenge
ths Cincinnati Boat Club to three-mile
turning race, In fOur-oared shells, for a
prize not to exceed $50'in value.
BISHOP JAEGER, OF the Southern Ohio
=. y. Church, will reside in Avondale
hereafter, having taken a residence on
Oak street in that delightful suburb.
In the single scull boat race yesterday
afternoon, over two-mile course, from
the Suspension bridge to the Newport
bridge, and return, William Steinheim
came In the victor by boats length.
THE Hughes Alumni have elected the
following officers for the ensuing year !:
President, l.. W. Goss, Esq.; Corre-
spending Secretary, Miss Anna M.
Brown; Recording Secretary, George e..
Hopkins, Esq; Treasurer, Il. M. White.
ANNA TONNES, young girl living at
the intersection of German street and
Warsaw pike, was badly burnt by the
explosion of a coal-oil lamp, about half
past ten O'Clock last night. Her inju-
lies, however, are not fatal.
CHRIS. DAILY, an employe of the Ma
yletta Railroad Company was lying hall
nsleep between the tracks, yesterday,
when the Short-line freight locomotive
came along, and before DAILY could get
out Of the way he was struck by the
pilot of the engine and badly bruised.
TIE Board of Aldermen yesterday
afternoon referred TO special committee
OF three, for report at next meeting, the
ordinance agreeing upon the manner,
terms and conditions upon which the
cincinnati Il Baltimore Railway Com
pany may cross High and Evans streets
and the River road, &c.
In THE called session Of the Board of
Aldermen yesterday afternoon the fol-
lowing ordinances to appropriate money
were passed: $4, ,2S6 go General Fund, pay
eeully & OHearne balance due on Cal
houn street, from Vine street to Clifton
fyenue; $1,al9 20 General Fund, pay ex-
benses incurred by the committee ap-
pointed to investigate the management t
M City Water-works; $500 90 General
fund, pay expenses incurred by the
Committee on Election, in the matter Of
the various contests that were pending
In Board of Councilmen; $500 General
kund, pay Ed. and Johanna Sheahern
Tor damages to their property on Sixth
itreet, near Evans street, caused by
overflow; $500 General FUND, pay
Joseph Dormody for damages
10 his property on Gilbert ave-
bue, caused by grading; $27O Wharfage
Fund, pay Borches q Spile for sprink-
Ting the public landing, between Main
street and Broadway, from May to Ju-
" /, 1875; $125 1S General Fund, pay
Heo. G. Ferris city's portion of assess
ment on Lot Ola Richmond street; 500
General Fund, pay John Sullivan, for
III damages to his property on the west
tide of Lock street, south of Court street;
hoo General Fund, pay John Harrigan,
Ior all damages to his property on the
west side of Lock street, south Of Court
Dtreet; 500 General Fund, pay Peter
GcClusky, for all damages to his proper
" on the west side of Lock street, south
II Court street; $26 General Fund, pay
Judgment obtained by James Curtis,
kgainst the city, April, A. D. 1876; $21 05
Heneral Fund. pay bills Of the employees
u the Special Board Of Equalization for
he year 1875.