The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-19
LOCAL BREvITIES.

GRAND CONCERT at InWood fark tnls
evening. e
MR.. PILLsBURY's money drawer at the
Grand hotel was robbed yesterday Of
b23.
Pools will be sold this evening at En-
pire Saloon on Christol and Heygster
wrestling match.
Mr.. SAMUEL HANNAFoRD, OF Hanna
ford 4 Proctor, suffered broken rib by
q fall from a chair yesterday.
THE first case of sunstroks occurred
Yesterday at the corner OF Third and
Broadway, a street-car horse being the
victim.
THE new Masonic Hall at Morrow was
dedicated last night. j. X. ONeal, OF
Lebanon, and Rev. Thomas j. Melish, OF
Milford, made addresses.
A BLACK walnut cabinet, the work Of
The Cincinnati lady amateurs, intended
for the Women's Department OF the Gen.
tennial, is on exhibition at Mr.. Fry's.
LoNGLEY g. CO.'S playing-card and
Hag factory, 1876 Sycamore street, caught
ire about 10 O'Clock last night from a
lamp exploding in the fourth story. NO
alarm turned in.
l.. c. BLACK. who has but recently re-
moved from Washington, d. c., to this
city, has been admitted by the District
Court TO practice law in the Courts oi
this State.
JOHNNY CoNNERS, who lives on Baum
street, fell fifteen feet down an embank-
ment in the rear OF the Good Samaritan
Hospital last evening, and broke his left
arm in two places.
EDWARD BACH, well-known young
gentleman, and favorite in the best
German society in this city, died at his
home, No. 46 Hamilton Road, Tuesday
last. He was buried at 2 o'clock this af-
ternoon.
THE suit of Mr.. oliver Traber, in the
Butler County Probate Court, to estab-
lish the imbecility Of his relative, Har-
riet Fleming, has been dismissed, as the
lady is perfectly competent to take care
Of herself.
ARCHBISHOP PURCELL next Monday
at 81. Patrick's Church, will bless four
teen pictures, representing the Cruel
fxion. The paintings were executed by
+. Stolzenberg, at Roermom, Holland
They cost 81, 200.
To ACCOMMODATE those who wish to
see the prize match at the "Union Shoot
ing Park" next Sunday, trains will leave
the Plum-street Depot at S:45 A. NJ. and
1850 p. NJ. The latter train will rur
through to Lockland.
ROBERT MARSHALL, who resides al
23l West Ninth street, had his foot
caught in switch yeste&lay evening
at the Indianapolis, Cincinnati a. La
fayette Railroad yards, when the wheels
OF q locomotive passed over 1T.
DRIVERS on the John-street line OF
street cars make thirteen trips day,
five and three-fourths miles to the trip.
This amounts to sixty-eight and one
fourth miles per day. They are rewarded
with the munillcent sum OF 81 70 day.
THE Board Of Directors Of the Cinein-
natl, Hamilton q Dayton Railroad have
reelected the old list of officers: F. II.
Short, President: George L. Stedman,
Wee President; q. b. Marsh, Secretary
ard Treasurer, and l.. Williams, Super.
lrtendent.
DOM PEDRO has a retentive memory.
Twenty-three years ago he met DR.. Muir.
phy, OF the Miami Medical College OF
This city, in Paris. When the Dom was
on his visit here he visited the College
to renew the acquaintance, but the Doc
tor was absent.
STRoBRIDGE g. Co., the proprietors o
the extensive and well-known litho
graphic establishment corner Of Fourth
and Race, are now engaged in movin!
into the handsome and coinmodi0us six
story building at lao Race street, soutl
Of Fourth. They expect to have thing
in shape at their new quarters by the Is
OfJune.
THE owner OF the Carlisle Building
wants an assurance that thesclty clocl
will not be given away to somebody els
in a year OF two before he will allow i
to occupy the tower. The City Solicito
was instructed to draw an agreemen
;a;n ut IN tho nlnok nnti
The city wants it to place on property {
her own.
LIEUT.. BiRNBAUM, Of the Ninth-stret
Police Station. has instituted q move
method of acquainting the patrolme
with the thieves and vagabOnds OF th
city. The patrolmen are to capture a
suspicious characters, who, on roll-cal
will be marshaled out before the force
thus letting themselves become familia
10 the police.
The large amount OF jewery value
ut $40 which burglars got away with
lew weeks since, from the saloon Of Nj
Hofacker, corner OF Pearl and Rae
streets, has all been recovered with IL
exception OF a few minor articles, /
by Detectives Kushman and Wappe
stein. The jewelry was sent to the d
tectives by some unknown parties WI
Eeared an arrest.
THE Mayor ANA Marshall Of Mt. Was
lngton, this county, have raised bree'
by forcibly removing a citizen, Geors
smith, from his parents house to Il
pest-house. Smith had caught the sma
pox while on visit to this city, and WI
being properly attended to by his pa
ents when the town authorities to-
him away, handling the o.d folks in
rough manner for interfering. 1t is ]
ported that Smith Is dying.
THE Coroner for some time has be-
annoyed by number Of physicians w
bave been signing ''death returns" wi
put being justified In doing 50. Seyel
suspicious cases have thus escaped
Testiga.ion. A ca eofthis XII I'd happen
tattly. A certain doctor, whose OH
ls ON Laurel street, had a case on
eastern hills. The man died, a
mother physician, the son OF the 0
who had been treating the deceas'
signed tine death return without kno
ing anything Of the circumstances. I
Coroner has determined that II he he's
81 such q case again the party iny0ly
will be summary punished.
Fares to the Cincinnati COnve
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