The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-01
LOCAL BREYITIES.

THE National Theater is being rejuv-
enated.
SAM. BLAIR says the Cincinnati Ice
Company will not pop up the price.
EX-PoLICE CAPTAIN BoRCK was as
saulted last night by some roughs on
the corner of Broadway and Lower Mar
ket.
JAMES GREEN, who lives at 24S East
Third street, tell off his wagon last night
and broke his shoulder. He was taken
TO the Hospital.
THE next and final deposit of stake
money in the match between Tom Allen
and Joe Goss will be made at the EN-
pire Saloon on the TIN inst.
AUDITOR HUMPHREYS reports show
that this year Hamilton County has
Horses, 10, 2O6; cattle, % 3lS; mules,
1,765; sheep, ALP; hogs, q. 995.
THE funeral OF DR.. Jesse Garretson,
who died last Sunday at his home in
Linw0od, took place this morning at 8
O'Clock from the Ninth-street Baptist
Church.
The f@tus OF male child Of about six
months CESSATION was found among the
weeds bordering Millcreek last night.
An inquest held by DR.. Maley developed
nothing.
THE Anderson Township Harvest Home
will be held at Turpin's Grove on the
10Th of this month. Gen. Durbin Ward
aud Hon. Alexander Long are to be the
orators.
A coLoRED man yesterday broke into
the residence OF Mr.. VIM. Greer, on the
Reading Road, just beyond the Five
mile House, and stole four suits OF
clothes and $500 in money.
JAMES BURNS, who works at Davis
fOunary and boards at 14S East Second
street, while wrestling with friend
yesterday evening, fell ana broke leg.
He was taken to the City Hospital.
The Standard Ammonia Company has
been formed under the laws OF this state,
with a caNtal Of 100000. ID. Nj. Marsh,
n. Y. BALDWIN, i. IL. Mansfield, l.. s.
Fales and John W. Fox are the incorpo-
rators.
A MEETING of the Old Volunteer Fire.
men Association Will be held tonight to
take into consideration an invitation ex-
tended by their Philadelphia friends to
attend the Centennial on the 9th Of Sep
tember.
A NEW branch narrow-gauge is con-
templated by MI. Samuel W oodward, to
run from the Batavia Road, now in cou-
StfuCtlOn, over from NeWLoWn 10 inter-
sect with the Portsmouth Narrow-gauge
ut Mt. Washington.
MIR. S. CHASE CoALE, resident OF
Reading, bToug ght Sult Tor sland9r against
W. S. Brown, Mayor of that village.
UVate says that the Mayor told him tnat
he talked like wooden man, called him
liar, and had had him elected from the
Courtroom while he was taking part in
trial. He asks for $4,000 damages.
JOHN WARD, eleven years old, yester-
day evening iell from the banister in the
nth story Of the "Big Missouri" on Syc.
amore street near Eighth. He struck
the floor OF the first floor, crushed
through this and lodged in the cellar be-
low. No serious external injuries We're
discovered. If the boy is not hurt inter-
nally, his fearful TALL will do him no
harm.
THE Homeopathic physicians OF the city
met yesterday to take action in relation
TO the death OF DR.. Jesse Garretson.
Resolutions expressive of the sense OF
the meeting were drafted. Remarks in
reference to the character oil The de-
ceased were made by DR.. Pulte, DR..
Beckwith, DR.. Harpel, DIR. b. Ehrman,
Dr.. Wilson, Rev. VIM. Mast. DID,, and
DR.. Leech. 1t was resolved TO 60 In body
to tue church. DR.. Beckwita was ap-
pointed TO prepare an obituary Tor pub
licatlon in the journals.