The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-24
LOCAL BREVITIES.

THE Star Building and Loan Associa-
tion has increased its capital stock to
$500, 900.
I HAMILTON COUNTY has 16 dairies, to
which are attached two thousand acres
Nf pasturage.
THERE will be Thanksgiving services
In the Plum-5treet Universaliet Church
ut II o'clock A. NJ. tomorrow.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN with full strength
OF the company will be given at the
Grand Opera-nouse tomorrow after
hoon..
GEO. W. GUYsI, Of Avondale, has been
appointed Government Gauger. He was
Special Agent of the Treasury Depart
ment during the war.
r. MISS MARY SHILLITo, daughter OF Mr..
John Shillito, the merchant prince of
Fourth street, was married last evening
to Mr.. Henry Pendleton Rogers.
i VIRGIL p. Cook, brakeman on the Lou
Ssvllle Short-line, was killed while coup
hing cars at Campbellsburg station yes
terday. He has relatives at Mattoon. Ill.
Mr.. JOHN SMITH-you all know John
foreman of Kirkup & Co.'s Machine
Works, was caned last night. Mr.. STAN
ley made fowery speech on the occa-
bion.
/ AT the Cathedral tomorrow morning
ut half-past ten O'Clock, Requiem High
Mass will be celebrated for ihe repose
bf the soul Of Mrs. Mary Courtney, who
died last Monday.
/ THE McCook Encampment, G.. A. R.,
fled Its papers of incorporation yester-
nay. Trustees, John Eppinger, g. w.
FL. Quebbert and Albin Stricher; Clerk,
1ohn Schmidt.
CAPTAIN SMITH, Superintendent of the
banitary Police, was suspended yester-
eay on charge of drunkenness and
Neglect OF duty, preferred against him
by Mr.. Berming. Captain smith has
demanded an investigation, which was
Sranted.
! THE following dairymen have been re-
ported by the Milk Inspector to the
Board of Health as selling adulterated
milk: VIM. Zeigler, dairy No. rs; Isaac
Townsend & Son, No. II. The latter sells
rot only adulterated milk, but he skins
It before selling.
THE Directors and friends of the Col
bred Orphan Asylum will give second
eoncert for the benefit of that institution
Ut Hopkins Hall tomorrow evening
rhe programme includes "pantomlmes,
nec!amations, readings, charades, duets,
FOCAL and instrumental, whistling," &c.
MR.. FRANK Fox, the livery stable man
pf East Fifth street, but pshawl any
body knows Frank. We'll, he will be
married on Thanksgiving day, at the
cathedral, to the lady OF his choice, Miss
Annie Evans. Wen try and be there to
zee how he bears up under his happi-
ness.
THE Louisville Globe, bright, cheap
afternoon paper, has made its appear
Rnce in the newspaper world, and bears
evidence Of present prosperity and ulti-
mate success. j. Il. Morton, whose
name appears in connection with 1t, is
pne OF the best newspaper men in the
country.
In THE meeting Of the Board Of Health
yesterday afternoon, Mr. Fratz made
motion that all persons owning vault
cleaning machine of any kind, whether
1t be odorless or otherwise, should be al
lowed to use it until the 1st Of next May.
The motion gave rise to considerable
discussion, and was finally rejected.
DIR. LORD delivered his lecture on
"Queen Elizabeth" to fine audience at
College Hall yesterday afternoon. The
hall was occupied In the evening by DR..
j. M. Wise, who delivered the first of the
Y. Nj. Nj. l.. course of lectures last night.
His subject, "America's Place in His
tory,n was treated carefully and philo-
sophically, showing great study aud re-
search.
In REPLY to a communication from
Recorder Williamson, asking whether
attorneys have the right to demand the
county records for use as evidence,
County Solicitor Goss sent his opinion,
that he did not believe the Recorder
could be compelled to produce the book
itself, and thinks that upon representing
the facts to the various Judges, they
would be very apt to require attorneys,
in all cases hereafter, 70 use certified
copies in evidence.
PRESIDENT HOLLOWAY, OF the Cham
Der OF Commerce, has appointed the fol-
lowing named members to attend the
opening of the Peoria Board of Trade,
ON the 10th of December next: g. W. G.
Johnston, Cal. W. Thomas, Samuel ".
Reid, Luther Parker, Nat. Caldwell, j.
w. Christy, VIM. Harvey, j. l.. Drake,
Jos. Megrue, l.. Kennedy, z. Newhall,
Grove j. Penney, Thos. A. Wrenn, A. j.
Mullane, Samuel Weidler, j. W. Fisher,
w. B. Maddox, Sol. Levy, G. Il. Kellogg,
jr., II. w. Buchanan.
ABOUT halEpast seven O'Clock this
morning, as one OF the Pendleton cars
was making the descent on Broadway
below Third street, the Wneels began to
slide, causing the horses to run down
the hill at fearful rate. At the corner
OF Pearl street the car jumped the track
and broke the hind wheels. The front
platform of the car fell upon the leg OF
one OF the horses and broke ii at the
knee. The breaking Of the wheels
brought the car to stand still, when ii
was found necessary to kill the wounded
animal. Another car coming down the
same route Immediately afterward also
began TO slide, ran into the wreck Of the
first car, and was badly wrecked.
SOMETIMES Cold will not yield TO or
binary remedies, because OF the sever {
Inflammation of the delicate lining OF thu
tubes through which the air we breathe
is distributed to the lungs. This condi
tion produces Pain and Soreness, Diff
Guilty of Breathing, Hoarseness, Cough
Hectic Fever, and a Splitting of Blood
Matter or Phlegm, finally exhaustlnl
the strength Of the patient, and develop
Ing very serious disease. DR.. jayne
Expectorant seldom fails to remov,
these symptoms, by relieving the lung
OF all obstructing matter, and healing al
soreness. Pleurisy, Asthma aud Bron