The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.

ATTORNEY GENERAL JOHN LITTLE is
stopping at the Gibson.
Mr.. NJ. W. CARR, of the Toledo Re-
viaw, s.visiting In our city.
The lower end of Route No. 10 will
not be ready for travel until the middle
u the week.
THE Chester Driving Park will be COM:
pIated and ready for the inspection Of
the public by September 1st.
GEORGE CRUsoE, ESQ.,, the veteran
fireman, was buried yesterday. A large
procession of his comrades followed the
body to the grave.
TIRE new organ in the st. Peters Ger
man Protestant Church corner of Hamil-
ton road and Main street, was dedicated
yesterday at 2 O'Clock.
CHAs. POTSMITH to-day made an as
Bignment Of his stock Of shoes, at No. 321
Central Avenue, to T. q. Campbell tor
the benefit of his creditors.
THE body of owen O'Neil, the deaf
and dumb man who was drowned some
days ago, was found in the back water
nesr the Brighton House yesterday very
mnch deoomposed.
A MAN named Caspar Wornsman, aged
Gfty-two years, died suddenly at his res
tdence, No. 227 Belts street, last evening
Nd O'Clock. The verdict of the jury
Vas death from heart disease.
zERUBBABEL Commandery No. / Of
colored Knights Templar left this city
for Columbus via the Dayton Short-line
this morning. They only contemplate a
hGiet excursion to that city and return.
II. W. ROUSE was robbed of some $40
nr $50 worth OF dry goods during Satur-
day night, the things being taken from
his wagon which he had placed in yard
1t the foot of Eighth street. The goods
we're all recovered
THE Trustees of the Cincinnati Hos
p1tal at their last meeting determined
speedy legislation the doors of the hos
patal would have to be closed at the end
q the ensuing month.
seTHE RAG BABY" cartoon, from the
pencil of Mr.. Mast, which embellishes
he fret page of the Commercial this
porning, is from Harper's Weekly, be-
ing contribution OF the celebrated
AStist to the Ohio campaign.
JAMES CALLAHAN, a young man, was
nrraigned in the Police Court this morn.
ing for having stolen about twenty feet
u steamboat cable from the corner of
6ace and Water streets. He was sent
b the Work-house for ten days and fined
no.
TWO women, who, when arrested, gave
their names as Mrs. A. Q. Garrett and
Nellie Thompson, created quite dis
Eurbance at the corner of Fifth and Race
streets, by clubbing man with their
umbrellas whom they said had insulted
khem.
Mr.. MAX HEIDELBACH died at his home
In New York City Saturday, August 7th,
Eged fifty-six. He was well known in
mar city, where he has one brother, Mr..
Philip Heidelbach, being also connected
with the firm of Espy, Heidelbach & Co.,
kankers.
TRAINS upon all of our railroads are
running as usual. The Ohio and Missis-
uram from Terre Haute that the go. &
4. Railroad had lost it's Wabash river
trestle opposite vincennes. and the
hackwater from the Wabash is over the
Evansville track, south OF Oaktown,
breaking the communication" Only
pne track will be in use to-day over the
killereek fills.
TIE firemen's cake was 'rafled again
Saturday night at the Gift Engine-house,
brfnging this time 500. making in all $3.50
net that the cake has brought the wound
ID fremen. j. r. Chamberlain was the
fortunate winner. The cake will now be
nut up at the Ninth-street Station, to be
FAMED for the benefit Of Officer McCann,
nasisting the firemen at the late fire.
TIE French Mutual Aid Society Of
Eincinnati wish to return their thanks
10 the merchants and citizens Of Cincin-
haH for their generous donations for the
felief of the sufferers by the late disas-
trous foods In France, and hope that
yhey will continue to help them in their
k0ur Of distress. The amounts collected
by the gentlemen Of the Committee
pre as follows: BY Mr.. q. Bigeon, IS;
Mr.. j. Metz, $31 80; Mr.. B. Rouz, SIS; Mr..
r. Jonte, $24 %; Mr.. V. Knecht, $40; Mr..
j. Figuet, $40; Mr.. F. Sarran, sos 80;
Hr. =. Siyigny, $1l2. Total, 1928 25.
When the subscription closes the amount
France for distribution among the suf-
ferers.
TEE Arion Singing Society, at the last
the following extract from their minutes
he sent to the daily papers, and copy
sent to the family ofthe deceased: "We
have sustained severe loss by the un-
timely death Of our companions and
fdends, Harry Bultman and f. g. Kohl
brand, who were drowned in the Ohio
river on July 2Sth, while returning from
4 fishing excursion to West Virginia.
HfFicken down in the prime of life, in the
midst of usefulness, their departure
creates a void that we shall forever feel.
Whenever the Arion meets, the cheerful
epuatenanees and happy voices OF our
friends will be sadly missed. The coun-
esl Of Bultman and the merry humor of
H0hlbrand. can never be forgotten by us,
10 she Families Of our deceased friends
~ extend our warmest sympathy, and
&bsire to express to them our sincere re-
hFet for their sad bereavement"
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