The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-31
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

nE0 are-works in Eden Park Fourth OF
Jnly night.
WoRK on the Southern Road In this To-
eaiity is going Oh tast.
ABOUT two thousand people at Wiel-
erps concert last night.
THH Millcreek House is now open,
David Smith proprietor.
Hartford, CONN.,, yssterday-Red
Stockings, 0; Hartfords, 8.
TONY PASTOR is coming. He's the
epne-y pastor OF q variety congregation.
JOHN G.. DoREN, ESQ, editor of the
Dayton Herald and Empire, 10 In the
sfsy.
THH Californian delegates to the Ma
ttonal Convention have secured rooms
ct "The Arlington"
RoBT. J. CUTLER, the Mardi Gras art
hts has opened theatrical inventors'
factory in New York.
TEE Dayton short-line commenced
this morning selling tickets as follows
New York, $l4; Boston, SIG.
WAITING baseball clubs to Louisville
have to pay $26 as a "show license" Let
Ham take IL out In eggs when sour boys"
70 there.
NEDARD FELs says the laying Of that
AcAck on the Clifton Incline to the Zoo
Garden interferes with the exit and en-.
eance to his house and he wants ii
ssopped.
j. WEBB, Corresponding Secretary OF
che coming Sunday-school Mass-mest-
DnE ut Exposition Hall, wants to hear
n1mber of scholars coming.
INSURANCE ON the Brookville paper
mill. which was destroyed by fire, as an.
Hounced yesterday, is as follows; En-
tesprise. Globe, Union, Cincinnati,
Washington, Merchants and Manufac.
tursrs', Clay and Ksnton--$2,S 800 each.
BROTHER JONES, late Of stOrrs Town
ahip, who died yesterday, is the first
deceased member of the Order Of Sover.
sfgna Of Industry in Ohio. The Order
will turn out on the occasion of his fun
eral, the time for which has not yet been
&nh6unced. -, .,e.ess9a ,.,,
TRB Cincinnati, Eandusky a Cleve-
Hand Railroad announces for its summer
arrangements three daily trains to San
a. NJ, 2 and .9:40 p. NJ, all OF which
make the run between this city and San
0asky In seven hours.
Ah6 DuCASye Dbbc"uhll OluU, L01Iu6Tly
Che Broadway Stars, have reorganized
with the following players, A. Kruse,
3. 6ribins, @. Kramer, #. Atkins, N. !.
Hagans, G. "copper" N. Page, G.. zim.
nsrman and L. M. Cuff. Challenges to
Ee sent to 43S Broadway. On Saturday
the above nine defeated the Clionians
By SCORE Of IA to 8, and on Tuesday the
Rioneers by score of II to 8.
TOMORROW, June /, KIrkup Lodge
and Walnut Hills Encampment I. o. 8.
D., Of Walnut Hills, will hold their ami
versary picnic at Mt. Lookout Park.
where they will have their accustomed
sports and an enjoyable time generally
t0r old and young. Quoits, croquet,
aack races, and brass band to dis
Hourse music for the dancists. A guide
10 escort visitors to the Observe tory
will be on hand, and all prepared IT,
naake the affair enjoyable. Omnibuses
gs1ll leave the Hills at from 7 to 8 A. M.
Those visitors from the city will take
tAe East End cars 10 sportsman'a us,. ..,..
-. -.y ..,vAout dummy direct to the
eFounds.
THn following named gentlemen have
taan elected officers OF the Western
Tract Society for the ensuing year:
Rrasidsnt, Rev. II. 2. Aydelotte; Vice
Presidents, Rev. E. d. Morris, D.D..
nev. O. b. Boynton, DID,, Rev. Il. L.
btantcn, DID,. Rev. j. Rankin, Rev. Y.
~. Ledyard Rev. IL. Leonard, DR.. ".
4. Taylor, Mr.. J. II. Bingham ana H.
fhane Miller. Directors. Revs. W. II.