The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.

agesing at Prices Hill.
EBH. MoRGAN's stem-winder is M
Mers-for Eph. Stolen.
THR Cincinnati excursionists to Lake
Gh2uLauqua have arrived safely.
DR. W. S. JONES, Of the Gazette, is 6
Republican candidate for Coroner.
THE c., II. and D. Railroad Company
have decided to build new depot al
Glendale.
PHE Seventeenth Ward Republicans
meet tonight at Central Hall to organ
t&s for the campaign.
PIE Cincinnati Savings Society has
taken up quarters in Johnston's Build
xEgs Founlain Square.
LIEUT. GOVERNOR Tom YOUNG was
Messed yesterday with a new eleven
kad malt poundg girl.
FIVE houses of prostitution in the
nsighOorhood of Elm and Third were
falded last night by the police.
EPH. HOLLANDS gambling case, which
wRs tried before Squire EYitt, resulted
In verdict for the boss OF the "Em.
pire."
CHAS. A. SANTEMEYER was appointed
yesterday by the President as Appraiser
sf Merchandise at this port, in place OF
b. Aatlack, deceased.
MISS CLARA BERNSTEIN left for Vi
anna last ght, where she Will finish her
Euslcal education. Her sister, Miss
60sa, accompanies her.
MRS. SARAH MCDONALD, of No. 100
Wafer street, desires to have Mr.. john
Baihey, who met with an accident on
the Sunday OF the Archbishop's Jubilee,
Ill on her at her residence.
NR. Gro. B. SCHMITz, father-in-law OF
4. b. RlLtermann, the leather dealer,
died yesterday at his home, 161 Pleas
ant street, from the effects of the excess.
i've heat.
GEN. w. B. SHATTUc, General Passen-
ger Agent OF the Atlantic & Great W est
Arn Railroad, has just returned re-
tteshed and reinyigorated by afew days.
visit to Lake Chaulauqua.
THE nuptials OF Miss Arabella G. Epps.
Lady Principal OF the Gaines Scno3l, and
Mr.. Nelson Russell, took place last even
Ing at Union Chapel. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Geo. W. VIII
lams.
On recommendation of Health Officer
Taos. Ii. Kearney, the Police Commis-
sIoaers yesterday evening instructed b i'm
to enforce the ordinance requiring asnes
and garbage to be placed in different re-
ceptacles.
CAPTAIN LIGoWSKI, City Treasurer,
has in his possession 81, 161 IS, the pro.
eeeds OF hogs, sold by the city in 1859.
III the money Is not claimed within "a
week, it will be turned over to the
School Fund.
DIR. WISE, of this city, who is in at
tsudance with the Council of Hebrew
Congregations in Washington, d. c.,
VISITED, with others, Mount Vernon yes.
t-rday, and planted tree near Wash
tDat0n's tomb.
WHILE EX-Policeman henry Stam-
bush and his family were taking The fresh
air IN their front yard at No. 8 Pleasant
stFset, a few evenings since, some thief
entered the house and stole $500 from a
bureau drawer. No arrests as yet.
a FIRE originated last evening about
1880 O'Clock among some sacks in Gest
&Atginson's OIL Works, on Exgleston
@yvnue, above filth street. Tue flames
were eXtlnguiShed before the arrival of
the engines. Cause, spontaneous COM
nt1stion.
STILL another victim OF George Man.
gfum, the New Richmond tiend, is Miss
Eiizabeth Tewhell, OF Crittenden, XIV.
Tue same story deceived her as we'll as
bas later victims, and she started with
KIN to care for mis- siok wife. The result
was The same.
A GIRL baby, about two weeks old,
was found this morning on the door step
st NJ. 1OS East Fifth street. A basket
Of clean clothing accompanied the
infant. 1t was cnristeued Annie Mid
dendorf at Hammond street Station, and
- hu KnII
THE ordinance establishing Route /!
was recommended for passage by the
Council Committee on Street Railroads.
The route runs eastwardly from Fifth
and Walnut streets to Lock, south on
Lock past the Mt. Adams Inclined Plane
10 Third, west on Third to Lawrence,
horth to Fourth, west to Walnut, and
north on Walnut 10 Fifth street.
AT q regular meeting of Losantiville
Leage, No. 1856, l. o. q. F., held Thurs
Day evening, j uIy 6, the following officers
sieet were uuly installed into their re-
spective chairs by Past Grand w. Lon
uey, jT., assisted by Past Grands Sheedy
Ashmann, Bonte, McKeag and Huff: No.
bic Grand, George Owens; Vice Grand
Albert Herrell; Recording Secretary
Joseph T. Jones.
AR. VINCENT SCHwAB, q newly elect
ed Justice of the Peace, is accused o
tse crime o. bastsrd'thby Miss Alice
Rey nolds, the woman who was instru
nnsRtai in causing the arrest OF the Ra-
paAels on the charge OF procuring ar
abortion some weeks since. Mr.
exhwab's preliminary examination was
kza before Squire Erkel yesterday, who
required the defendant to give bail In
the sum OF $500 to appear before tbs
Court OF Common Pleas.
PATRICK FOLEY, q molder, and George
eiil, laborer at Lane Il Bodley's ma
palns shop, corner OF Water and Johr
ssTeets, met with serious acciden
yesterday afternoon. A number OF en-
pssyes were engaged in making large
ezsting. The top piece Of the fasky a.
iinmense wooden frame, was being low
bssa to its position when an iron hook
Oh which it hung, broke. The above
panied were caught under the frame
Fsiey's right hand was cut in two, ant
GiPs right leg mangled, necessitatin,
snputation. Gill is not expected +;
taEvlve.
An excursion is announced by the
Dayton Short-line to Columbus, witt
fare only 81 for the round trip, o.
"Wednesday, July 10. Trains will leav
R7um-street Depot at 8 A. M; Brighton
tsiS; Cumminsville, $50; Ludlow Grove