The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.
! AsrER SUNDAY tomorrow.


Dicks is the coming orator In the AL
dermanic Board.
TONIGHT is your last chance to see
Uncle Johns Circus.
THE recruits for the Black Hills will
hold pow-wow at Sc West Third street
tonight.
A PORTION of Hunt street, near the
Water.works, has taken a tumble into
Deercreek.
"HENDERsoN" Is the name Of new
station on the Dayton Short-line near
Middletown.
MIR. j. P. LEONARD, Of the Eighth
Ward, is spoken Of as a proper man for
the office OF Assistant Clerk of the Board
Of Education.
The pumping engines of the Water
works in the Front-street house will be
In operation again tomorrow from 10 A..
NJ. till p. M.
THE members OF the Army OF the Cum.
berland met at the Gibson House at
o'clock to-day to consider the question
Of attending the annual reunion IN Phil
adelphia.
Two houses Of ill-shape, one on Third
street and the other on Central avenue,
have been closed up by Chief Johnson
Dn account OF smallpox cases being
found in each.
A LARGE delegation of Congregations
alists will leave this city Monday, to at
tend the semi-annual meeting Of the
Miami Conference, which takes place at
huntington, West Va, on Tuesday
next.
WILLIAM AND A. KoNSHEIM, Philip
Kolb, John Finn, jr., and Il. Ii. Fake
have organized a new building associa-
lion, to be known as the Corryville No.
3; capital stock $12O, 900, divided into $500
shares.
MR.. III. THANE MILLER and DR.. A. By
ers, Secretary OF State Y. NJ. Z. A., will
leave on Monday tor the South, TO attend
the State Conventions OF the Y. NJ. G. A.
10 be held in the States Of South Caro-.
lima, Georgia and Alabama.
MESsRs. A. LoTZE 81 SONS, stove deal.
ers on Walnut street, have in their
Dounting-r0om a copy OF the Boston
Evening Post, issued on Monday, April
ID, 1741. 1T is full OF interesting reading
matter, and contains London news bear
ing date December 20, 1740.
A NEPHEW of Mrs. Mahala Brown,
named Hartringe, living at Portsmouth,
Ohio, who was arrested on the charge OF
complicity in the Allen murder and af-
forwards discharged has sent in his lit
lie bill tor expenses consequent upon
ais arrest. II amounts to just $2O2. It's
not likely he'll get cent.
THEoBAUD BAUER has challenged
Mons. Andre Chrlstol, OF Chicago, to
wrestling match, according to the
Eraeo-R Roman rules, best two falls in
three. ior any sum between $3.50 to s., 900,
the match to come off in this city. Bauer
means business, and has deposited for
lett money with Eph. Holland.
MRS. E. HUDDLEsToN, living on the
Walker Mill Road, who has for many
years been prominent in the Christian
work of this city, and lately Superin-
tendent of the Bethany Mission Sunday
school, has been presented by hei
friends with q handsome silver water
set of elegant design. Rev. Mr.. Mease
editor Of the Christian World, made al
appropriate and graceful presentation
speech.
ALI, the property, books, papers, &C
counts. &C., Of the Water-works, havt
heen turned over to the new Board
There are five officers turned over
VINO the outgoing Board claim are un
der contract until the 1st OF January
1877, namely, Mr.. Greuter, Secretary
Americus Warden, Engineer; William
Kirton, Superintendent; Louis Bow
man, Cashier, and T.. G. Quinn, Delin
1uent Rent Collector.
AN old-fashioned flint-lock horse-pis
.ol, of English manufacture, Delongln.
10 General Francis z. Marion, is on ex
hibition in the show window of Niche
eweler, No. 17S w. Fourth street. The
Hrearm carries a heavy bullet The
name of "Marion" is carved on the
stock. 1t is now owned by Lieutenant
Isaac Stokes, of the Fiity-second Ohit
Volunteer Infantry, who captured it al
Ebenezer Church, Georgia, in Decem
per, 1864, and it is to be sent to the Cen
Iennial.