The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-04
LOCAL BREVITIES.

THE Loveland camp-meeting closed at
A0on yesterday, and to-day the tents
will be struck.
Col W. X. FRENCH, Of Memphis,
Tenn, is reVisiting the. scenes OF his
youth In this city.
The attention OF the Police Is called to
the manner In which the street-crossinSs
are deluged by the street-sprinklers.
JOHN WILSON, ofShelbyville, Indiana,
ts In the Cincinnati Hospital with bro
hen ankle. Fell from car last night.
THE putting of few loads of gravel
nm Hunt street is like throwing tub to
q whale. ls that the best you can do,
boss?
THE picnic of the Robinson Light In
fantFy at Inwood Park takes place ON
the 26th OF this month, and not on the
18Th.
THE members OF the Finance Commit
tee of the Seventh Ward will meet to-
night at 397 Sycamore street, On imam
eial business.
A LITTLE GIRL named Imwalle, who
Aysd with her parents at No. 05 Pendle-
ton street, is missing from her home
since yesterday afternoon.
VIM. JONES, q young colored market
Fsnger, snutched 60-cent piece from
she hands of Mrs. Mary Donnely yes
terday in market. The sentence is "thir-
ty days and $50."
THE Cincinnati Firemen's Benevolent
Association has returned vote of
thanks to the village OF Avondale for a
donation of $25 for services rendered by
Engine Company No. IL at a recent hre
there.
SUPERINTENDENT RITT, Of the Hamil-
Mi Gnhmittpl his
report lor the month OF July, showing
the following statistics: Remaining,
July /, 1897 admitted during month, 9;
discharged, II. Total remaining, 1874.
No deaths.
ELDER MAGEE, formerly pastor Of the
Union Baptist Church (cOlored), VINO 1T
will be remembered was banished by his
congregation Tor an alleged lrregularlty,
has returned to the city and taken unto
himself wife.
A MAN riding on loaded lumber
wagon iell off on Mill street, near the
Ohio g. Mississippi Railroad depot,
yesterday afternoon, and was seriously
hurt. He was taken to his home, No.
$50 West Sixth street.
WILL the B. p. W. come along some
dne day and cast its eagle eye on the
deep holes which ornament the track of
Fifth and Sixth? Has the street re-
pairer gone TO the CentennialF
THIS largest array Of market wagons
and hucksters seen in the city this sea-
son were In market to-day. Commencing
at Sixth and Walnut the line extended
down Sixth to Mound, from Mound to
Filth, Filth to Wood, Wood to Fourth,
and up Fourth to Park.
PATRICK DUNPHY, a Young man of
ability and hlgnly respected, and who
was prominent 3.ember Of the ADcient
Order OF I..10ernians, died yesterday at
1..s s..s nome, No. 16O Lock street. His tu-
neral will take place Saturday morning,
when High Mass will be celebrated at
Ht. Xavier Church.
THE following named graduates can
And their diplomas in the cffioe of the
CLERK of the School Board: MISS Rachel
Beekley, Miss Hattie s. Leach, Miss
Nina X. MaLtin, Miss Lillian Matthews,
Miss Eva NJ. Youtsey, Miss Fannie j..
Jones, Miss SalLie Marsh, Mr.. Burd, Mr..
Prathsr, Mr.. Michael Muller. jr.
I, BEN. SEBASTIAN has caused the arrest
of man named Andrew H. Shatfer,
whom he accuses OF embezziing the sum
ot $127, money which came into his pos
aessIon by reason Of his being the Treas
urer of Empire Lodge No. "a, Knights OF
Pythias. Appearing In the Police Court
this morning the case was continued
until August IL.
IT has been proposed that instead OF
building the Mount Airy and Venice
Marrow Gauge Railroad all the way up
from Cummlnsville, at a heavy expense
and steep grade, at cost OF about $75,'
900. the road be built across the country
from College Hill to Mount Airy, and
fhA 1n
road. Tine property owners on the W est
Fork Route VIII no doubt object to this.
bIcHAEL HEMNELER, an old soldier Of
the Napoieonic vans, oleo IN thls clty,
at his residence, CORNER Iof Mary and
Moore streets, last evening, at the age Of
aiyhty-two years. He came to this
country in 1852. He was the recipient OIL
n medal, and also of the cross OF the
legion of Honor, for honorable services
under the first Napoleon. Lieutenant
Eadgeway, of the police force, married
enc Of his daughters.
Ara meeting held at Workmen's Hal
last nigot to take steps for the relief OF
bhe poor people OF Switzerland who have
recently suffered by vast inundation
the following chairmen OF committees
such me Ii BERG as he may choose TO as
sfst in making collections: Captain
nsnaldson, jacques Ritchie, Thomas
Streiff, John Andregg, J. r. Laube
Eenry Muhlhauser and NJ. Koehlin.
JACOB SMITH, a bricklayer, is accused
Of forging the name OF George Weigelmal
No an order for horse and buggy ant
procuring the rig from James #. Ogel
Eey's livery stable, on Freeman street
He got the rig and visited Fores
Home, and on the road got as full as
tiek,D called at the Stock-yard Hotel
raised row, received a beating, an
vas finally arrested. He will be exam
isad On the charges of false pretense an
Aisorderly conduct, August 8; bal
$500.
MR. WIN. GOODMAN, a native of Massa
ebusetts, who had Tor nearly forty year
Eeen an officer of the Washingto d. Ii
aurance Company, who was at one tim
Director Of the Hamilton & Dayto
Railroad, Director OF the old Cincir
natl Observatory, and. member Of th
tininn Board Of High Schools, died yer
suddenly of typhoid fever at his lat
residence yesterday, No. 800 West FourI
Etreet. Mr.. Goodman was native
hartford, Ct., where he was born Octob'
II. 1871. The funeral services will
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