The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-15
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

SIxTY-Two marriage licenses were
issued last week.
"A TURKISH bath-house has been opened
on West Fourth street.
ST. LOUIS, Saturday-Red Stockings,
O; st. Louis Browns, II.
NEARLY four thousand people visited
the Zoo Garden yesterday.
THE Bristow Executive Committee
msets-to-night at Hopkins Hall.
JOHN !. NEWMAN has been elected Cap
tain of the Cincinnati Boat CLUB.
NUMBER of deaths during the week
ending May 13-one hundred and twelve.
MAYOR JOHNSTON will not be .Presi.
dent of the Democratic States sConyen-
tion.
PATRoLMAN GEO. W. RYAN will have
a benefit June ga picnic at Inwood
Park.
81 KECK and his "boys" have gone
into the egg business with Their usual
hen.ergy.
HAMILTON COUNTY has forty-eight
votes in the Democratic Convention OF
Wednesday.
JOE GOsS has returned to New York
to keep his circus engagement with
Howe & Gushing.
HARRY EvERS' store, No. 431 Central
goods yesterday.
SPONTANEOUS combustion of coal-oil
lamp at 1I8 West Fifth street Saturday
night. Nobody hurt.
WORK was commenced this morning
on the Kentucky side of the Southern
Railroad Bridge structure.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
papy has issued guide and route book
to the Philadelphia Centennial.
THERE are indications that we are to
have a grand Centennial jamboree in
this city on the Fourth of July.
REV. T. S. YoCoM, rector OF Christ
p. e. Church, has resigned. He has ac-
oepted call from Staten Island.
THE German Societies of this city have
determined to hold a grand Fourth Of
July celebration at Inwood Park.
CLERGYMEN and their sons are admit
ted to full membership in the Young
Mems Gymnasium at hall prices per
year.
MR.. CHAs. H. CHATFIELD and daugh-
ter, Miss Ida Baldwin and Mr.. John E.
Hatch left this city for Europe this NOR.
ming.
GEORGE F. WEGER. printer at the
Times office, was choked and robbed by
three men OH the river bank, near Elm,
last night.
THE chalice and cross which are to be
presented to Archbishop Purcell are on
Exhibition at .Benziger Bros. store Mo-
zart Hall.)
GEN. CHAs. FL. GRosvENoR, Speaker Of
the Ohio House of Representatives, will
deliver the oration at Spring Grove upon
Decoration Day.
NEARLY ten thousand people attended
the spring festival OF the German
Protestant Orphan Asylum, on Noun
Auburn, yesterday.
EDWARD TUITE, a native of Rockfeld
County Longford, Ireland, and who ha.
resided in this city since 1928, died las
Saturday, aged eighty three years.
Rev. FATHER BoEx, of st. Xavie
Church, has been presented with u hand
some silver chalice, an anniversary gift
by the St. Francis Xavier Association
THE various wards and townships o
this city and county will hold their pri
mary meeting this evening for the cleo
tion of delegates to the Convention
Wednesday.
NICHOLAS SCHUsTER, a German glaZie
fftS-six years OF age, who lived at NJ
29 McMicken avenue, committed suicid
Saturday, during fit OF despondenc
caused by i'll health.
The Cincinnati Light Guard will NEE
at their armory tomorrow morning at
O'Clock, armed and equipped, and wit
one days ratiOns, prepared to start fo
Camp Boman. "Officer OF the Dayl Tur
out the Guardl lw
THE Marietta s. Cincinnati Railroa
folks will sell halt-fare tickets, and th
trains will stop at all stations for tn
accommodation OF people along the lin
who wish to attend the Golden Jubile
OF Archbishop Purcell next Sunday.
MINNIE WOLF, the elephantine boss {
the noodle factory" has lour clean cut
to show on her left arm now, whic
were made by knife in the hands ,
Emma Howell, alias "Mrs. Charlie
Smith," at u O'Clock last nigh
The trouble arose about an accusatio
made by Howell that Minnie had bee
guilty of adultery. Perish the though
The gallant Charley Smith, who wear
good clothes, is sud to have held Mimi
in chair while his "wife" did the car
ing.
AnusemenIs.
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