The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LOCAL BREVITIES.
TIMOTHY MURPHY suffered a sur
stroke Saturday.
ONE hundred and one deaths were re.
ported last week.
W. T. Cox has been admitted to prac
tice in the United States Courts.
YESTERDAY, A P. M.-Box 123-Chris.
Dillon's stable, corner John and York
Loss small.
THE police report at roll-call now as
follows: Day men, 5:80 A. M; night
men, 6,45 P. M.
OUR German cotemporarary, theV olks.
freund, appeared in new and enlarged
dress this morning.
Col. W. NJ. OWEN, an old Cincin-
NATHAN, commands the Washington ar
tillery at New Orleans.
THE junk shop at No. 240 Race street
has been "burgled" OF about twenty
pairs oil pantaloons. No arrests.
THE rival magicians will be the at
traction at the theaters this week
Hermann at Woods and Hartz at the
Grand.
A SNEAK THIEF some days ago entered
the boarding house, No. 139 Sycamore
street, and stole $451 from Mr.. Welcomes
room.
OSCAR RANfMELsBERG, a well known
Cincinnatian, will be married June 6,
in Wheeling, West Va, to Miss Kate
Wheat.
Col. EPH. HOLLAND has leased "Spring
Lake." the old Platt Evans place, near
Chester Park, and will conduct it as a
restaurant and retreat.
DANIEL FLICK, aged thirteen, and
whose father lives at 1928 Vine street,
was drowned Saturday by falling into
the river from the Julia No. 2 while fish
ing.
MEssRs. JOHN CHURCH g. o. have just
published and inscribed to the Secretary
of the Treasury general BrisGow's
Grand March," composed by Sidney
Ryan.
OFFICERS of Hammond-street Station
offer reward of S25 for information that
will lead to the arrest of the roughs who
assaulted officer John Holland Friday
night.
A PAIR OF cassowaries, presented by
Windisch, Muhlhauser & Bro, and a
pair OF jackals, donated by Mr.. VIM.
Piau, are the latest addition to the Zoo
Garden.
THE Red Stockings left the city last
n1Rub lOE tu0lT LHSb6lu tOuTs lue game
between them and the Louisyilles on
Saturday was won by the latter by a
score OF to l.
ELIJAH CRAIG thinks ips worth So, ,00C
to be called a thief by Bob Air and
Henry Wise, proprietors of the Galt
House, and he has entered suit to col
lect that amount.
COL. NICK. D. ROBERTS, the well.
known Snowman, has asked the United
States District COURT at Louisville, to
declare him bankrupt. He has 1857 81
liabilities and no assets.
GEORGE NoERvER, aged fourteen, o.
Corryville, who has been employed il
she planning mill OF Smith E Williamson,
has had but two fingers and thumb on
his left hand since Saturday afternoon.
BuZz-saw.
THREE young men, employed at G. B.
Evans & COPS rolling-mill, while out
sailing in an iron-hull sail-boat yester.
day, capsized, but were saved from
drowning by the crews Of some row.
boats in the neighborhood.
MIKE ScULLY, pedestrian, who re.
gently accomplished the feat OF walking
twelve hundred miles in twelve hundred
consecutive hours at indianapolis, ia in
the city, endeayoring to arrange match,
competitor.
F.J. SCHROEDER, OF No. 424 Sycamore
street, was badly cut in the left side Of
the throat by knife in the hands o.
some one whom he is unable to identify,
on Fifth street, near Elm, at an early
hour yesterday morning.
NICHOLAS w. BYRNR was elected
from car on the Third-street line yes
terday, on which he was acting in a dis
graceful manner, and falling on his heat
sustained such injuries that his remova
to the Hospital was considered necessa
nv. His condition Is not dangerous,
however.
In the Greco Roman tussle at Robin
sons Opera-house Saturday night, be
tween Heygster, "The Oak OF tn
Rhine" and Mons. Christol, the forme
was the winner in three bouts, stak
$780, Teeobaud Bauer has challenge
the victor to wrestle within the next te
days for $500 side.
THE Cincinnati, Batavia q Williams
burg Railroad Company have contracte
with the rolling mill at Cleveland fo
three thousand tons of railroad iroi
which will furnish the tracks from I'll
Little Miami Railroad crossing TO VIII
chester, a distance OF ffty-four mile
The bridge across the Little Miami Riv'
will be built by Messrs. Chamberlain
Gibbs, Of Delhi.
THE st. Aloysius Orphan Society ce
ebrated its thirty ninth anniversary We
terday afternoon at st. Johns Churc
corner OF Green and Bremen street
yespers were celebrated, at which tv
hundred orphans attended. Archbisht
Henni, of Milwaukee, delivered the a
dress. After the ceremonies at IL
ohur,.h the nrnhan Children Ua took of