The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-08
wxAxHEk PREDlCrloss.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Rrobaiy clear, with rising temperature, tns
sczt twenty -four hours.
LOCAL BRETIIIES.
FHE break in the canal near Dayton
has been repaired.
THE case1f j. w. Carter against j. j.
Dehan was last night decided in favor
M Mr.. Dehan.
TIE name Of John Haguerman was
accidentally omitted from the list Of
Woodward graduates published on Sat-
urday.
THE Directors OF the Longview Asy-
lam yesterday elected DR.. Carey Presi-
dent OF the Board, and Mr.. Reinlein Sec-
Tetary.
BURGLARS stole $4,000 cigars from Au-
gIst kuchenmeister's cigar store on
I1th street between Race and Vine on
Sunday night.
ALLKMANIA LODGE, No. SO, X. of H.,
yesterday filed its certificate Of tncor-
poration. The Trustees are August
begenhart, Edward Gunkel and L. Scha.
fer. Secretary, Robert Baeder.
THE drivers OF the different breweries
Of this city have sent petition, signed
by q large number, to Mayor Johnston,
asking him to order a cessation OF their
work on Sunday, after o'clocklin the
morning.
GEORGE STRIBLEY, of the firm OF
6tribley e. Co., WAS yesterdy afternoon
presented with an elegant gold watch by
me employees OF the firm. The occasion
i the departure of Mr.. Stribley for Eng
band for q visit after an absence oil ~
Years.
THE Cherry Grove Literary Club gives
4dramatic entertainment at the Cherry
Grove Church on Thursday and Friday
evenings, June 10th and 11th. An ex-
cellent programme has been provided,
and the entertainment will, no doubt, be
Asuccess.
AN ENTERTAINMENT was given last
night at the hall of the Young Mems
Gymnasium on Fourth street. The
crowded assembly was greatly enter
tanned by the feats on the spring board,
bar and ropes, as well as by the fencing
performances.
A LITTLE daughter OF Elias Ehler, re-.
siding on Pike street, between Pearl
and Third, about six O'Clock yesterday
evening WAS thrown under the feet Of
the horses attached to lumber wagon.
The girl sustained some Injuries from
the feet Of one OF the horses.
W. H. MATTHEW'S, ESQ.,, goes to In
diana to-day to deliver an address before
INC hHl tbVluS Aluuul AoSOClabLODs ME-
NAttbeWs has the honor of being the
FIRST graduate of the Hartsville Uniyer-
sity and is consequently the oldest men,
bar Of the Association. Hon. w. H.
Cumback, Of Greensburg, Indiana, will
deliver an address to the graduating
class on the 10th.
In the Board Of improvements yester-
day the following sidewalks were or.
Eefed to be put into the hands of the oon-
tractor: West side of Gilbert avenue,
between Montgomery road and Hoffman
street; west side of Price street, from
Black street to Charming strect. and east
side Of same from Charming to C:rmalt;
East side OF Linn, running from norcA- |
east corner Of Clinton and Linn north to |
alley.
| THE Strawberry Festival given by the
members Of the Ladies' Home Mission
takes place this evening at Exposition
BALL Arrangements have been made |
Tor The accommodation of very large |
number OF guests, and the occasion will |
he one of the most enjoyable of the sea-
aon. A special feature Of the entertain |
1nent win be the excellent music which |
h TO be furnished by the Newport Bar
tnoks Band,
NAY Riley, the young woman shot at |
III Longworth street by Frank Wilder,
IL reported improving. The ball was
yesterday extracted by the physicians, |
and some hopes OF her recovery are en- |
4ertained. Wilder was again arraigned
In the Police Court this morning and
his case continued till the 10th inst. His
bond Of $1,000 was left the same. He
was committed to jail.
Mr.. JOHN POLLOCK, of Wyoming, isl
deeply afflicted in the loss OF his daugh-
So a., n11 IL a = u
hRf fathers residence on Sunday even
ing last, in her seventeenth year. The
manv friends of Mr.. Pollock and his
FmIy In this city win share with them
che sorrow caused by this untimely
Aesth. The funeral takes place at wy
smtng Presby terian Church, tomorrow
saternoOn at three O'Clock.
FREDERICK BRAsCH, about 3S years Of
xxe. doing business as shoemaker at
70. 20 Walnut street near 9th, died sud
denly while at his work about ~
O'clock this morning. He was OF good
1salth until this morning when he COM
plained of not feeling altogether well.
He leaves wife and one child 10 mourn
his loss. Heart disease is assigned as
fhe cause of death. Coroner Maley has
Ieen notified and will hold an inquest.
TEE annual picnic Of VIM. Penn
Lodge, /. y. y. f., occurs at PaYlor
Grove tomorrow, as announced some
days since. Those who have attended
these pleasant annual gatherings Of the
Odd.fellows OF this city, will be glad to
know that the committee OF arrange
1nants Of the past year still hold COM
maud, and thus insure pleasant oooa-
sion to al who wish to attend. The
Gaaamer leaves the foot Of Walnut street
uS 1y30 and the foot OF Fifth street at 8
efCiOck in the morning.
AR the meeting of the Longview Asy-
1nm Directors yesterday Messrs. Eckert
and Siefert were appointed to negotiate
with the heirs OF Enoch Heritage for the
vurchase Of lot inclosed within the
8aylum grounds opposite the Colored
Asylum on the Carthage pike. The above
Sentlemen were also appointed COM
3nfttee to confer with Jordan, Jordan q
Williams with reference to the price and
1yxtrchase OF Lot 36, inclosed in the asy-
fm grounds, opposite the OOiored AsY-
Ium. to which the firm lay Claim, and to
report at the next meeting.
AT the meeting Of the Board of City
improvements yesterday bids were
rpened tor Improving Mclean street,
ffum Hatch to Pavilion. Referred to-
fngineef for report. Also, to construct