The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-02
LOCAL BREvITIE

n LOOAL bptLt1LA1
HuxTY.oNE deaths occurred in the
elty last week.
THn Board of Directors of the Y. M. C.
A. meet this afternoon at Pm.
MCCORMACK, at last accounts, is rest
lhg easy. Chief Megrue is also doing
well.
LIEUT.. FRANK KELLY, of the Fourth
Rolice District, has returned from his
"Trip TO Ireland.
THE Little Miami railroad property at
Lawrence Station has been consider
phly damaged by the food in the Little
Miami river.
TIE sales of tickets for the fremen's
benefits amount to $2,700. 1t ia thought
that at least 5000 tickets have been sold,
netting 81 apiece.
TIE Maley Floaters and q picked nine
Vngaged in q game of baseball at the
Ludlow grounds ON Saturday and scored
enc tally In thirteen innings.
THE officers of the Atlantic and Great
Western road report their line In good
order, no damage having been done by
TIE recent floods. Trains are running
without detention.
GKo. q. HARRIS, ESQ, was last week
presented by his friends in the tobacco
trade with splendid little gold mace,
o. tribute to his exertions in the pre-
vention of cruelty to animals.
THE Jolly Friends, composed of some
of our most gentlemanly and respected
residents on Race street and vicinity,
meet this evening at LGwen Hall for
important business, as well as for the
purpose Of dancing:
MAYOR JOHNSTON, in company with
Judge Yaple and Captain e. B. LODI
wiok, spent Saturday at Gov. Aliens
Hfuit Hill farm, and extended formal
1nvitation to the Governor to open the
oincinnati Exposition.
MAUD VIRGINIA ROBINSON, the six
year old daughter Of Jack Robinson,
dted yesterday after an illness of only
three days, Of malignant scarlet fever.
The many friends OF Mr.. Robinson will
sympathize with him at his loss.
THE amount 30 far reported from the
neneft performances is $2,700. The
smount will probably reach $4,000. The
respective committees ON the benefit are
requested to make their settlement with
Secretary Reilly as soon as possible.
JAS. 0. AMOS, Adjutant General OF
Ohio, has ordered the commanding off.
GERS of all the infantry companies of
NO1kO NdbiOhdA 0uui0o, w oAlP w UuC
htate arsenal all the arms and ordnance
stores in their possession which belong
% the State.
WE are pleased to inform the many
friends of W. Il. Rinknotf, one of the
clever boys of the U. S. Express Com.
pany, that the partner Of his joys on
Tuesday last presented him with little
expressman, whose gross weight is
eight pounds.
SECRETARY REILLY has received ad-
diti0pal donations to the Firemen's Re-
lei Fund amounting altogether to S96.
The donors were John +. Terrence; W..
n Alcom, Of Noble, Illinois; Col. K. M !.
Moose; General Bates; r. Weatherhead
& Co., and Bloch & Co.
THE Central Building Association No.
kflled its articles of incorporation with
the County Recorder this morning.
uAern. #. l.. Schollhammer, II. Land
Wehr, Louis Fahlbaoh and Edward Ad-
leta are the Trustees. The capital stock
b s., ,000, 900, divided into 1000 shares of
100 each.
TO-DAY being the thirty-frst anniver-
lary Of the emancipation of slaves in the
British colonies, our colored citizens
will celebrate the occasion by process
sion through the streets and grand
pionic at Inwood Park. The proceeds
q the latter entertainment will be ap-
piled to the Colored Orphan Asylum Of
his city.
EDDIE SAgFIN, a lad fifteen years of
aae, narrowly escaped death on Satur-
day while engaged in lowering a box
1lled with shook forms' from the Sixth
story of Robert Clarke & COPS printing
hpuse. Some one started the windlass,
which pulled the box off the floor and
ont Of the building. Young Satin was
dragged along, but held firmly to the
box till 1t reached the ground, saving his
HE by his presence Of mind.
EHERIFF SPRINGMEIR and Deputy
Joe Moses left for Columbus this morn.
ing with the following prisoners for the
penitentiary: James Maxim, grand lar
eeny, one year; Fred. Ossager, burglary,
three years; Henry Wahle, three years;
WIN. Tiernon, three years; Joseph Dem
ntson, two years; VIM. Jackson, four
years; James Miles, two years; Albert
Nixon, four years; Evan Nixon, three
&herwood. three years; Robert Jones,
four years.
MR. G. N. CLARK, passenger agent on
the Atlantic q Great Western Railroad,
while out riding at Warren, O., with MIR.
Dorevant, telegraph operator at that
plaoe, met with a severe and painful ac-
oident. The horse they were driving ran
sway, upsetting the buggy and throwing
the two out. MIR. Dorevant was not
much hurt, but Mr.. Clark had his ankle
badly dislocated. The latter was brought
home yesterday morning, and is as COM
fortsble as one 80 injured could expect
% be. He expects to be about again
Boon.
TH1 total receipts for the third annual
aRcursi0n to St. Peters and st. Joseph's
Orphan Asylum in Cumminsville were
Il 0166 80. The total expenses amounted
9 31,451 81, leaving balance of 81, ,3l4 90.
4 committee has been appointed TO carry
eut q system Of subscription, as the
e2penses of the institution are so large.
The collection in the several wards in
uAe city commenced last June and will
- closed on the first Monday in October.
Our citizens could extend their charity
- no n0bler cause than this.
Marriage Lscenses.
TAe following marriage noenses were
ISSUED since our last report:
h a. Collier and Martha Ann Stoela