The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.


FIX up the Cumminsyille Station
house.
THE Eighth Ward proposes to carry of
that flag.
DIR. P. 5. CoNNoR is going to Europe
on visit.
MAURICE W. MEYERS has been re-
elected Law Librarian.
IT costs "a cents a day to maintain a
patient in the Hospital.
HEADQUARTERS Ohio Hayes Club
No. 200 West Fourth street.
For $50 you can be a life member Of
the Natural History Society.
Mr.. f. PEDRETTI, the fresco artist, is
on the eve of visit to Italy.
Mr.. SAMUEL GoTTLEIB and Miss Clara
Block were married at Eureka Hall last
night.
THERE were four hundred and sixty
six deaths in this city during the month
of May.
THE smiling face and urbane manners
OF Mr.. Chapman Still ornament the
Health Office.
MR.. GEO. y. WOODLAND, former Prin
cipal OF the Thirteenth District School,
has been caned-goid-headed.
JULIUS FREIBURG's house, No. 354
West Fourth street, has been burglar.
lied OF 5000 worth Of valuables.
R. w. MERCER, ESQ.,, has presented
the Natural History Society with plaster
casts OF Indian vases and urns.
DIR. KEARNEY, Health officer, pro.
poses to turn his attention to the proper
ventilation of our public schools.
SMALLPOX has not been entirely
squelched in this city. There were one
hundred and one deaths from that cause
last month.
SUNDAY-sCHOoLs and others who will
attend the grand festival next Saturday
can get excursion tickets at their
respective railroad agencies.
THE Brick Molders Union No. has
been incorporated. The Trustees are
Peter Ridge, Theodore Steele and Harry
Bergman; Secretary, j. b. Kaiser.
TONY PASTORS excellent Troupe this
Thursday evening presents an entire
change of programme. Grand matinee
Saturday. Secure seats at Hawley's.
LARGE and enthusiastic meetings were
held IN several wards of the city last
night to prepare for the Centennial
Fourth. And the work goes brayely on.
The City Solicitor has rendered de-.
El61Oh tb6s tAS 11USplGdl uUth
not come under the provisions Of the
Worthington Law, and that it can 60 Oh
and make contracts with OF without
money.
GEN. w. B. SHATTUC, of the A. & G.
W. L. r., has received advices from New
York to the effect that round "trip tick
cts to the Cincinnati Convention, from
New York and return, would be sold By
the Erie and A. q e. W. Road at $40.
The Superintendent of the Cincinnati
Hospital reports: Number of patients
at last report, 3l7; admitted during
month Of May, 359; births, IS; patients
treated during the month, $50; dis
charged, 33l; died, 40; number Of pa.
tients at this date, June l. BIB.
OFFICER CHAs NoRDHOFF, OF the Bre-
men-street District, while dispensing u
mob OF boys who were assailing a
drunken man was struck by bowlder
and his forehead crushed. The hurt is
not fatal. Dr.. W. NJ. Logan is attending
him at his home, No. IA Abigail street.
Two HAoKMEN, whose stands are at
The Post-otiice and whose names are
James Gllllgan and James Hand. got
into a difficulty this morning, when the
former cut Hand in the forehead with q
sharp bowIder. Hands injuries are Sc
yerc. Both men were arrested and takei
to Hammond-stree Station on a charge
of disorderly conduct.
POLICE COMMISSIONER ZEiGLER thinks
his Board ought to be able to conduc
the City Markets at saving to the Gil!
Of "a, 900. He says there are now si1
sanitary officers, three Meat inspectors
and six Marke t-mas ters, fifteen men al
together. He. thinks the business car
be transacted with ten. The Market
masters could perform sanitary duty IL
the afternoons, or at any time when no
In market on duty.
THE following Committee has bee
APPOINTED from the Protestant Christia
bodies of this city to aid in strengthen
ing the Centennial Commissioners j
their present attitude on the Sunda
opening question: Rev. Chas. FL. Payne
Rev. Thomas II. Skinner, Rev. N. Wesl
Rev. G. b. Boynton, Rev. 2. b. Morgan
Rev. 8. w. Duncan, Rev. Isaac Erret
IL. W. Hughes, VIM. Glenn, VIM. Sum
ner, John Shiluto, q. w. Rowland,
H. Cheevar.
C, w. EBERsoLE, Milk Inspector, /
his last report says: Fifty samples
milk were nspected,o ,ot which forty-seYe
we're standard, and three below. IN
aames of the dairymen having poor mil
Are ohm Hare, No. 226; p. Kessler, N
N. and 81. Gronemard, No. 80. Fort
,ix dairies were inspected. They we
m in fair condition, except that OF lsa;
Rain. No. 20, Of Riverside, which WI
ilthy. and his fourteen COWS in po'
sondition. The number Of COWS inspectt
was 1918. They were found TO be
lyerage condition, except the fourtet
f Isaac RAIN"
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