The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-04
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

:; LOCAL BREVITIES.
AIosrboy at Hammond street Station house
fled q lost girl at Henry McKales', at No. 249
West Sixth street. J
ACCIDENTAL shooting was the verdict re-
tarned by the Coroner's jury in the case Of Ed
Wsrd W W6sterkamp.
H0N. HENRY STANBURY. who has been very
"a at Niagara Falls for few weeks, is recov-
e1tng and will leave Tor home in day Or two.
THE Democratic City Executive Committee
Xteots at Aug's Club house this morning TO
dominate five candidates for Justice OF the
xoace.
A NUMBER Of young scamps yesterday after
neon tappyd the till OF John Browns saloon,
No. O. Lower Market, and obtained about eight
dollars.
REV. RICHARD NEWTON, d. D., Of Philadel-
phia, will preach in the Sunday-schOol at St.
4ohn,s Methodist Episcopal Church, at O'Clock
to-norrow afternoon.
REV. P. B. MORGAN, Rector OF St. Johns
Episcopal Church, having returned from his
Vacation to the Eastern Mountains, Will re-
1ame his charge tomorrow.
THF Cincinnati Light Guards have rented
lhe Queen City Hall, corner of Eighth and
freeman streets They celebrate their sixth
nnniversary next Thursday evening.
RELIGIOUS services will be resumed in the
Kfrst Universalist Church, on Plum street, to-
morrow morning. The pastor, Rev: ]. G. Ad-
ans, has returned from his vacation visit to
lew England.
THREE colored men, last evening about hal +
past O'Clock, entered the notion store OF Mrs.
a Quinn, and while two Of them engaged the
tHoDrietress in co nversation, the third ran OH
with three boxes Of cigars, and made his es-
EApe.
OSCAR COELLNER, druggist at the corner OF
Main and Orchard streets, LETT his store last
mgnt about ten O'Clock and proceeded to VIE
IeYHs Pavilion. Since that time he has not Deen
keard from, and 1t is feared he has met With
kanie accident.
AREsoLUTIos instructing the City Solicitor to
enstitute the necessary legal proceedings TO
fnplicate the levies for the year 1875 was con-
Enrred In by the Board OF Councilmen in yester-
nay afternoons session.
CHARLES P. UTz, sewing machine agent,
ghis morning left his valise and market bas-
Yet standing at the corner Of Mound and Court
6treets, intending to make few purchases in
market When he looked for his things he
bound they had disappeared. No clue to the
lofsf
- PHILIP MUM, an ex-policeman. about half
pest ten O'Clock last night, attempted 81 SUICIDE @
81 cutting his throat, at mis- house, No. ~ Kit,
lonlFOuse street. He was, however, Interrupted
h the act, and his wounds are not thought to be
ri serious nature. No cause is assigned Tor
The rash act. e.,
A COMMITTEE OF FIVE, consisting OF Messrs.
molly, was appointed by the Board OF Counoil-
nen yesterday, to act with similar committee
from the Aldermen, with Trustees oil wards
containing pixies, TO confer Win owners Oh
esassd. Case s'N '''ei'''n ''' "A"' '4'' '''A "
THE hat -tention of the audience last night at
the Robinson Opera house meeting was at one
time about equally divided between the speak
6x. Uglesby, and blonde reporter who lost his
kead gear. After paving the stage fifteen
minutes by the watch, some Kind soIl went
back and relieved his anxiety by pointing 1t
upt TO him.
Hon. J. sELLA MARTIN is to deliver an ad-
lress at Union Chapel on Seventh street, be-
tween Central avenue and Plum street, on
Monday evening next, at 3 O'Clock. Subject:
Nv hat ought colored men to do in the present
political crisis" Mr.. Martin has, during his
hay in this section, become well and fayoraDiy
known to the people OF this place, and his ad-
dress will undoubtedly be well received by
those Interested ,..,s-
THE Board Of Councilmen yesterday after
NOON referred to the Committee on Street Rail
hatis in connection with the Solicitor and En-
Eineer, = resolution instructing the Engineer
% cause Street Railroad Route No. " to have
ikreets repaired, and to lay tracks in accord
Snce with Section 4l3 Of the Municipal Couei
NS0, instructing Collector 10 enJom the Iuftner
ilnlnng Of cars, etc.
Mn. L. G. HOPKINS yesterday purchased from
Frank milestone sixty three acres OF the
BOG homestead property, adjoining the north
10 portion Of the olty; s60,oOO was tne price
RAID The land fronts on Spring Grove avenue
Er several hundred feet, and is near the juno
ION Of the Marietta and Short Liue railroads,
EfSh the last named road running through its
entire length. The railroad company Intend
ltscsing, without delay, fine station in the
Santer Of the purchase.
TEE following resolutions declaring it neces.
Ary to improve were passed by the Board OF
commissioners yesterday afternoon: Harvey
fileg, from Mclean alley to Porter alley
Ehestnut street, from Montgomery road to
&alberry street; Lawrence stree from Pearl
&reet to Third street. Also, resolutions to con =
&act to improve, viz: Folger & Crowley. Cory
Nreet, from Jefferson street to Washington
reet; George Barton, first alley east OF
ound, between Ninth and Richmond. 10 i'm
rove Brooks alley, from Park street to it's
estern terminus; Flint street, from Denman
kreet to Dalton avenues. Greenwood street,
Eom Ludlow avenue Carthage piko) to Bishop
street; Sarah alley. from Harriet street to Dali
I'm avenue; Walker street, from Auburn av-
anue TO Prospect street,