The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-14
LOCAL BREVITIES.


was discovered in time to save his life.
+ a CoLoRED BURGLAR yesterday about
1&y-break entered Mrs. KitchelPs room,
n 345 Race street, but was scared of by
the lady's screams.
wards adds $685., ,643 to the tax duplicate.
This consists of new improvements not
feturned by the assessors.
COMPANY A. Fifth Ohio V. v. I. Be-
ueyolent Association, this morning left
ON the 1. IL G. Railroad, on an excursion
10 the Soldiers Home at Dayton.
b MAYOR JoHNsToN's wife and daugh-
hare, and DR.. Quinn and wife, left last
night for Putin Bay. The Doctor will
be present at the Medical Convention
which convenes tomorrow.
REV. Mr.. MCCLoUD, pastor of the
Christian Church, Twenty-ffth ward,
preached his vacation sermon yesterday,
md lett this morning for Bethany, Penn
sylvania, to spend the summer months.
The first grand picnic of the Order of
American Mechanics will take place on
next Wednesday, at Parlor Grove, In
conjunction with Pioneer Council No. %,
pf this city, and Niagara Council No. %,
sf Dayton Ohio.
L SQUIRE ANTHONY on Saturday award
Cd the $50, found by Deputy John Osten-
dorf In the safe OF the Police Court, to
Frank Brown, the owner of the money.
1tr. Bender, the Clerk, had refused to
aaliver the money up, until legal de-
uasion had been given as to whom the
money belonged.
ltNARY KENNEDY, the young lady who,
N Thursday, disappeared from her
kome, was found on Saturday evening
hy Officers Davis and Devine at Schu-
mans Garden. She was in company
with young lady and man. and seemed
greatly annoyed at the officers finding
Rer. She states that she had been visit
Ing lady friend.
THE Irish American Centennial
Guards, at their last meeting, elected
The following officers: L. ID. McNeff,
Eirat Lieutenant; Pat. Harrison, Second
HOurke; Second Sergeant, George Hon.
eyman; Third Sergeant, BARLEY Moran;
Fourth Sergeant, James Lawler; Fifth
Hergeant, Daniel Murray.
T. DRs. HOWE AND ScUDDER left this city
this morning to attend the annual meet
Ing Of the National Eclectic Medical As
ISOLATION at Springfield, ILL.,, tomorrow.
The other delegates from Southern Ohio
are DR.. w. M. Ingalls, President of the
Association), DR.. G. Markt, of Hamilton,
snd DR.. Anton, Of Lebanon.
Mr.. JOHN BIRNBAUM, who is back
from trip to his ALABAMA farm, brings
nod reports from the Cincinnati fami-
lies who have removed to that region. A
large number Of others will join them
next year. VIM. Bauer, the old deputy
clerk of the Police Court, Is farming in
dustriously on his 370 acres.
i OFFICER DIEsMoRE, ON Saturday, was
annoyed by vicious dog, and in or
der to drive it of threw bowlder at 1t,
bat missing the brute struck Mr.. Eber-
mans baby ON the head while it was in
it's nurses arms, injuring the child se-
vereiy. No blame is attached to the
eficer. as 1t was entirely accidental.
JUDGE H. j. Cox and wife, of Column
has, are in the city about to celebrate
the fftieth birthday OF their son. Il. W.
Coz. The Judge is an uncle of Hon. S.
q. Cox, OF New York, and is. a pioneer
newspaper man of this State, having
been editor of the Muskingum Messen-
zoe at GAINESVILLE as early as 1923.
{! TIE Trustees Of the Cincinnati Hospi-
fal propose to remove the laundry and
Kitchen and convert them into a 'mortu-
sryW and lecture-room, as also to erect
new buildings Immediately adjoining on
fhe south for a laundry and kitchen.
Tne Finance Committee, tor this reason,
ssk shat the levy Of halt a mill be al
lowed them for hospital purposes.
THE Board of Equalization have found,
I'm examining the returns of the insur-
ance companies, that they deduct the
amount required by this State to be kept
ON hand for reinsurance purposes, and
farm it liability, deducting it from
}neir assets and credits, and have ap-
faaled to the State Auditor to know
whether they should be allowed to do
%,
Erred. FEIGEL, who lives with his
mother at 40 Central avenue, Saturday
afternoon, in u. b. Persons lum-
her-yard, attempted to drive mule
from the yard attached to wagon. The
animal ran away, throwing the lad under
the wheels, which passed over his chest
and abdomen. He was taken to his
home, where he died about three hours
afterWard.
At meeting OF the Trustees OF the
Cincinnati Hospital on Saturday the fol-
having Standing Committees for the year
were announced: Finance, Col. Harris
end DR.. Judkins; Supplies, Geo. Schoen-
maker and DR.. Dandridge; Repairs.
Hessrs. Meyers and Schoenmaker; Roh's
Hill, Messrs. Hagans and N ye s !;
Grounds, DR.. Judkins and Judge HG-
gans; Library, DR.. Dandridge and Col.
3arris.
THE funeral of the late Robert Hill
took place yesterday at the FIRST Pres
kyterian Church and was largely attend
"a by the Masonic Orders, Friendly Sons
a At. Patrick, city officials and friends.
fha Friendly Sons of st. Patrick, at a
Reeting Saturday night, passed resolu-
fkons Of regret and sympathy for the loss
q their president, the deceased, and re-
solved to attend the funeral in body.
TIE Baseball game on Saturday, at
fhe,Ludlow Grounds, was quite interest
fn9. the play on both sides being exceed
jSGlT good. The St. Louis Red Stockings
won the game over the Ludlow Club, by
ths score Of IA to 4. The Ludlow Club
pade sll their tallies ON the frst inning.
Ihis afternoon the St. Louis boys play
ne Coyington Stars, on the Iatters
Qeunds, At the end OF the Covington
Eereet Railroad.
TnE following property was sold by
paputy Sheriff Brown on Saturday: A
1ss Of land containing II acres, in
Miami township, to G. w. Jackson for
oAebo; two lots in Glendale, appraised
~ e6d0 and $3.50 each, to John Farrell
IL the eappraisement; an adjoining lot In