The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-04
LOCAL BREVITIES.
GRAND JURY met to-day.

last week to the Board OF Health.
THE condition OF Jacob and Rosa
Hummel is pronounced more tlatterlng.
THE Shakespeare Club will commence
its twentieth season about the middle OF
October.
MR.. U. II. CAMPBELL, Conductor on
the l., G. II l.. Ruau, and Miss Lucy NJ.
Harding, were married last evening in
Cleves, ..
HENRY KENDALL's house, No. 332 Hop
kins street, was entered by burglars
Saturday night and gold watch, chain
and locket stolen.
ALICE A. WHILE has brought suit to
recover $4,000 damages from Geo. G.
Forsinger Tor an alleged breach of prom.
ise OF marriage made in February, 1874.
COLONEL r. NJ. MOORE tenders the
Newsboys a fishing excursion next
Wednesday. They will go on a canal
boat TO Blair's Basin, on the Miami Ca
nal.
Mr.. JAMES LIE BARRE and Miss Teresa
Dernbach were united III marriage yes
torday in the Robinson Opera-house by
Rev. Henry d. Moore, at the close of the
Tabernacle exercises.
The Cuvier Club, of this city, has
voted to offer a reward of $25 for infor
conviction of any person violating the
game law In this county.
The new bells at st. Rosas Church
in Fulton were blessed yesterday by
Father Albrink. The larger one, weigh
ing twenty-one hundred pounds, was
presented by Mr.. John f. Coors.
A SHOOTING MATCH will come off this
afternoon at the Union Shooting Park,
between George R.if and Fred. Rau,
twenty-four single birds each, for 500 a
side. Shooting to begin at p. M.
THE Merchants Mutual Insurance
Company has received its certificate.
The corporators are V. o. Pinckard, A.
Straus, I. p. Paxton, N. Roff, L. Wright
son, j. NJ. Wallingford, and "A. n. Hol-
ton.
A COAL oil lamp exploded, about 10
O'CLOCK last night, in the room OF Mrs.
GoYgin, corner Of Park street and Carr
alley. A babe, year and half old,
was seriously, but not dangerously
burned.
A COMMITTEE has been appointed 10
arrange lor the attendance by Clncin-
natl representatives on the meeting of
the Grand Lodge, l. o. o. F., OF the
United States, in Philaaelphia, at an
early day.
THREE men-Pat. Shields, NJ. Casey,
and James McBraen-were prosecuted
by the S. p. q. A., before Esquire Riley,
on Saturday, for driving horses with
CALLED backs and shoulders. They were
each fined $5 and costs.
JACOB BAUER, young man nineteen
wears old, WHO lives in the Twenty y-trst
Ward, was run over and killed III the
Ohio & Mississippi Yards, at O'Clock
Saturday afternoon, by being Jolted from
tyh ho standing
The Hartwell (O.) Red Stockings
played game with the Athletics, OF
this city, on the grounds OF the former,
Friday. At the end of the eighth In
ming the score stood fifteen to seventeen
in iavOr Of the Hartwells.
MARY SHERIDAN, a widow who lives
Dn W WebD street between Mill and Stone,
is now In the Hospital under treatment
for injuries received by falling from the
Iecond story window of house on Third
street near Stone, where she was visit
ing family by the name of Crist.
MAYOR JOHNSTON will make the pres
entatlon speech at the Northwestern
Hall, on Central avenue, opposite Free
man street, Tuesday evening, the 5tt
inst, at which time the Twenty-thirt
Ward Fourth of July Club will be pre-
sented with the $50 gold piece given b!
SOls NVVlOs
Mr.. JACQUES RITCHIE, the Swiss Con
sui, reports the following additional col
lections: Through John Kuenzi, $50
through John Buecpel, 500 40; througl
A. Laibly, so; through +. Salzman
ST 50; through Jacques Richie, $2s
Total, $l34 90.
THE Columbus Building Association
No. filed its certificate with the Recor
der last Saturday. Capital stock, $500,
D00, divided into shares of $400 each; in
corporators, John KIostZner, q. Fred
Long, j. II. Wilkins, G. Bayersdorfe
and s. Shimpi.
THIS morning Hamlet Lee, Reubel
Brooks, G. Ii. Lewis, Fred. Moore, Nat
Wright, j. Il. Harper, James Houston
James johnson, Otto Bechman, and
Messrs. Losh, Klonne and Mayberr!
20 to work in The County Treasury ofic'
under Capt. Jim Wise.
The Thirty-fourth Ohio Regiment { In
fantry) will hold their annual reunion
at Ripley, Ohio, on the 2Sth of Septem
ber. The boys Will be entertained a
the Ripley Fair. grounds, where a pioni
dinner will be served. TN the evening
the banquet will take place at the hote
and the exercises at the Town Hall.
MR.. HoLABIRD, Clerk of the Street
laporers' CLAIMS Commission, reports the
total number of claims received up tt
this date at TAO. Total amount so ia
adjusted, SAT, TAO 26. The total amour
OF claims transferred or sold thus ia
heard from is about 335. About 40(
claims remain unadjusted, amounting
to about $20.000
MARTIN GoRMAN, known better a
"Skinny Gorman," got into difficult
Saturday evening with one John Sparks
The row was continued yesterday after
noon in a saloon on Sixth street, be
tween Carr and Freeman. Sparks struc
German on the head with chair, an
also cut him on the arm and wrist with
knife. German was removed to the Hos
pital, and Sparks locked up on charg
OF cutting with intent to kill.
THE Cincinnati Turner's met in Coy
IngtOn yesterday afternoon TO conside
the action OF the "Zukuntt," of Indian
apolis, tie organ of the Turner's. Th
following resolutions were adopted
That the resolution of the Cincinna
Turner Bund be hereby indorsed by I'll
Circuit Turner Bund, and that the sam
he instructed to act accordingly; an