The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-05
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.
LOCAL BREYITIES.


JUDGE LNDEMAN left on Saturday t
celebrate the Fourth at Dayton.
THE FRANKLINs yesterday defeate
tAe Hilltops Of Mount Adams--4 to 7.
AUG's CLUBHOUSE is being refltted b,
4r. Chas. De Saldern, designer frOI
Europe.
REV. ". T. MOORE preached last nigh
10r his subject "The Day"
THE bath-house of Schmidt Bros. a
the foot of Sycamore street is visitet
DAILY by over one thousand bathers.
= 4 ROWING MATCH between W. Wahm
eod Charles Kuechler, two Fourth.street
BARRIERS, win take place next Sunday.
Two large grizzly bears passed W
walnut street this morning, en- route u
their future home In the geological Gar
den.
! THE Cemetery of the Fithian Lodge
Wo. S78 /. o. o. +. was dedicated at Blan
Shester, o., yesterday with appropriate
ceremonies.
4 Rev. HENRY D. MOORE delivered an
address yesterday afternoon in the hall
uE Kllwinning Chapter, on Sixth street,
west OF Central avenue.
SUPERINTENDENT sNELBAKER and
.Colonels j. +. Joyce and 4. F. Hallam
$bfnrned to this CITY last night from
bQsiness trip to Chicago.
! THE Peoria Board of Trade, consisting
.nt fully two hundred members, will visit
Thfs city next Tuesday to examine the
advantages for trading at this point.
4 MUSIC was given last night by Cur
xter's band at HildebrandPs, Seiden-
3Mckers at Schickling's, and the La.
&fes' Orchestra at Loewen Garden.
4 TIE Hammopd-street Station had
the appearance of an armory last night,
being stocked with small cannon and
q large number OF pistols and revolvers.
ALFRED GATHER, of the Adams Ex-
pEess COMPANY, Ia spending the summer
,At Deer Park. Major j. H. Rhodes and
n. G. Weir will attend to the business
during his absence.
! Rev. A. B. LEONARD, pastor of the
Walnut Hills NJ. e. Church, preached a
Fourth Of July sermon yesterday, his
..Rejoice with trembling"
4 TIE Cincinnati. Journeyman Horse
Ehoers' Protective Union has filed its ar
ticles Of Incorporation In the Reoorders
office. with James Cain, VIM. Miller and
| JAMES N. STApGHToN, for number of
years q popular conductor on the Little
Miami railroad, but for some time cfti-
city on visit to his many friends.
: THE Trustees of the Cincinnati Col
Jege have receiyeQ the services OF Rev.
.Upiversity, and lecturer in the professor
Bhip OF "Chrtstian Jurisprudence"
i ANDY W. TAIa, reelman Of the Elev-
ems, who broke his leg two weeks ago by
falling under his horse while going to
the engine-house on an alarm of fire, is
gradually recovering from his injuries.
A.. WEsTRUP, agent and lecturer for
the American Reform League Of New
York, is iecturipg OIL the money ques-
fion and distributing pamphlets on
ssMutual Banking"
THE sewer on Seventh street between
HIM and Plum, in front Of John Coch-
fower's residence, caved in yesterday
evening, making very dangerous hole
1br horses and vehicles.
SHERIFF SPRINdME4ER is making ef-
fbrts to have the police telegraph con-
hect with the Office of the County Jail,
so that IN case OF disturbance or neces-
nifty assistance can be promptly given
Mn.
! TIE Atlantic and great Western rail-
road took out one hundred and twenty
Five through New York passengers on
Thursday evening, being the largest
number any train ever carried out OF
this city.
A PISTOL BALL was shot through the
front window of Fort Wagner saloon,
IN Walnut street, last night, barely
missing the head Of man drinking at
tie bar. The guilty party could not be
found.
PHE Hoosiers of Aurora, Indiana, will
play game OF baseball with the Lud-
lows on the grounds Of the latter in Lud-
low this afternoon. The Hoosiers are
lively club, and a fair game may be ex-
1ected.
MR.. TALBOT, who has on exhibition,
nj the stables of McGrew & Martin, cor
uef Of Race and Longworth streets, one
ef the finest selection Of horses ever
brought here, designs going East to dis
pose OF them next Wednesday.
MRS. KELLAR, who lives on Elm street, |
inst above Fifteenth, was shot last night |
while standing on porch by careless |
boy, who was firing a pistol loaded with |
beils. The bullet entered the calf Of one |
Of her legs, inficting painful wound.
LIEUTENANT SMITH, Of the Bremen
street Station, yesterday captured about |
one and half dozen pistols of all shapes |
md slzes. In the evening he took a |
small cannon from a number of boys at |
Tie corner of Findlay and Elm streets.
An old lady. eighty-thres years old,
named Elizabeth Elsenhoeffer, called at |
He Bfemen-street Station last night and |
said that che was lost. II is supposed |
chat she is somewhat deEanged. She |
was taken care of by the officers OF that |
Hsation.
Gus. ANDERSON, the murderer Of VIM. |
WertE, saloon keeper at Oxford, was |
captured by officers Kyler and Bene, at |
Knoxville, Ind, on Saturday evening, |
Ind taken to Oxford. The particulars |
ef the case were mentioned In The STAR |
ef Saturday.
CORONER MALEY held an inquest yes
1erday morning 6h the body Of Matthew
thompson, formerly Of good standing In |
oils city, but Iatterly an abandoned |
&gractef. He died of intemperance, in |
p&6 Tbifd-street Station, and verdict |
Ess given in accordance with the facts |
shove.
Coz. SNELBAKEB arrived here late on
6atdrday night, ON the l., G. & l.. train,
&tom Chicago with a prisoner. David |