The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.

SIxTY-THREE family permits last week.
NINETY-THREE deaths reported last
week.
SATURDAY, Anchor Club 1s, '76 B. B..
Club 10.
FALSE alarm at II O'Clock yesterday,
Third and Collard.
THE nests OF the soiled doves are
again being raidsd.
ARMIN TENNER, Superintendent OF the
Geological Garden, has resigned.
THE fire at Mrs. Davis, Twenty-fiftA
Ward, yesterday, didn't amount to
much.
JUDGE Cox OF the Common Pleas, has
refused to give the Auditor additional
clerks.
REV. THos. 8. YocUM delivered his
farewell sermon in Christ Church yes.
terday.
ALL the Catholic church bells will be
rung at O'Clock on the morning Of the
Fourth.
THERE are one hundred and twenty
Eve children in the Cincinnati Orphan
Asylum.
Ara game Of baseball yesterday the
Da!sys defeated the Atlantios, by a
SCORE Of "a to A.
ASBURY CHAPEL NJ. K. CHURCH in
dorses the action OF the Centennial folks
in closing on Sunday.
CHAs. L. HAYMAN, whom Mrs. Eliza
Moore charged with badness, has been
honorably dismissed, Eliza paying the
costs.
MR.. l.. ERMAN and Miss Jennie e
Strauss, daughter OF l. P. Strauss, the
Main street merchant, were married last
night.
PROFESSORS w. W. SEELEY and P. 8,
Conner left for Europe to-day tor a
three months tour OF the foreign hos
pitals.
The ALLEMANIA SOCIETY, which was
burned out Of Melodeon Hall, has found
temporary quarters in the Esas Build
ing, on Sixth street, near Mound.
LOCAL pensioners were paid last week
by Pension Agent Brown to the number
Of five hundred and sixty widows and
guardians OF minor children; also, six
hundred and seventy-one inyalids.
AN INQUEST was held on the body OF
Freddy meyer, ten months old, who was
found dead in the cradle at his parents
house on East Court street. A verdict
was rendered OF death from conyulsions,
eaused by teetning.
LINCOLN PARK Is getting into bad re.
pute, and should promptly receive more
Attention from the police. The crowd o.
bunmers that infest it must be cleaned
out ut once. People who visited the
Park last night were disguised with the
state OF affairs there.
Mr.. L. Ii. GREEN, travelling salesman
for Joseph A. Brigel Il Co., was thrown
from wagon near Shelbyville, Ken
lucky, last Thursday, and suffered Sc
yere injury Dt the leg. He is at his no te
In Shelby vile, but Will be able TO return
to the city this week.
JOHN WHALEN and his brother Tim
boys, who live at No. Al Butler street
found $25 in bills In front of the Gran,
Opera-house, and turned the wealth owe
30 the officers OF the Hammond-stree
Station-house. Those boys will neve
do for COuncilmen. Too honest.
HARVEY PARKER, aged eighteen, IL
now in the Hospital for treatment Of
wound received in the leg. Harvey hal
Just emerged from The Work-house
where be was sent Tor stealing iron
freight cars, and his wound was rece v
while going through one on the D. IL NJ
Road recently. His "pal," Thomas Gil
roy, is under arrest.
T. A. NEsMITH died in the Longview
Insane Asylum yes terday morning, aget
dfty.four years. All are familiar will
the name of the deceased and his con
nection with Route No. o." His mint
seemed to improve in the Asylum, bu
his body wasted. He will be buried to
morrow from the home OF his wife, Nc
B30 West Eighth street.