The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-21
LOCAL BREVITIES.

NoQUoRUM Of Council yesterday after
noon.
The National Camp Meeting at Love-
land begins july 26.
THE city brewers got away with more
beer i'll June than May.
COMMON COUNCIL Jailed again yester-
day IN obtaining quorum.
OFFICER JIM WHALEN, "they say"
will be married this evening.
REV. W. ii. BooLE, of New York,
breaches in Wesley chapel next Sun
uay.
KANAwHA DIVISION Hay es and Wheel
er CIub meets lnIs evening at Hopkins
Hall.
IHE Park-avenue Bridge, over Kem-
per lane, WalnuC Hills, IS closed for
repairs.
Mr.. GEORGE J. LEININGER has been
reinstate. as U. s. Gauger IN the First
District oil Onio.
AT Union Baptist Church, tonight,
the iortytil lth anniversary of that church
will be celebrated.
Rev. j. L. CANTwELL is now Doctor
pI Divinity. Lombard University, OF
Galesburg, Ill.,, did it.
MR. 9. CoNNoRs was the champion
Jig dancer AT Inc East End Garden yes
terday. He got the silver cup.
The Council Committee ON Light has
recommendeI the taking down OF eight
hundred and tfty-eight gas lamps.
JOSEPH PICK, aged seyenty-sIx years,
died very suddenly of heart disease al
his home, 522 Race street, yesterday.
The village of Loveland wants to be
a. al pa IN hot off mo
filed last evening with the Recorder.
The Fourth Warders meet tonight at
Mt. Adams Incline Plane Hall, w form
permanent military company Of Con-
tinentals.
JUDGE WIN. JOHNSTON will deliver an
address Tonight at Avon Hail, Avon
dale, on the llle and character OF Cover.
nor Rutherford b. Hayes.
MR.. STEVENS dog ZIP" saved a
young man named Meyers from drown
ing last night in the vicinity of the Big
Sandy Packet Company's wharlboat.
"WAGoN DRIVER" of Walnut street
would Ike 10 know wny the police per.
NIT people to make such a racket al
midnight on his street with 'tplayed-o
drums"
GRAND CONCERT tomorrow afternoon
~ tsoO " SlOSh DOi w OOu5 L al n
The full reed band of The cincinnati
Hrand Orchestra will play, by order OF
the Board OF Public Works.
The fl tn annual camp meeting of the
NJ. L. Church al Deering Camp Ground
will be held this year August IA 10 %, al
Parks Hill, Nicholas County, Kentucky,
On the line OF the MaysyIIle j. Lexington
Railroad.
In view of the order recently issued By
the Police Commissioners that deaf
horses and ''slcn" must not be hauled
through the streets in the day time, an
iDquIrIng reader wants to know if the
dead animals which die in The morning
are to be lett where they tall until dark
hess comeef That's TOO heavy ques.
tiOn for this kind of weather.
EoEFFINGHoF & LAUE, founders, or
the co,ner of Lawrence anh Pear
streets, haven't enough room then
building, SO they are III the habit OF OBJ
structIng The street with tl4sAs, molds
&c. Tney have been repeatedly fined
for the Otfense, and have again been sum
muned TO appear and snow cause why
they should continue the nuisance.
The funeral OF Hon. Geo. L. Pugh will
take place Tomorrow morning, tue cor
tege leaving the house at hall.past fo
Die AANASA q iS4u1Cll
mass will be sung al 8 A. III. The fuuera
DISCOURSE will be delivered by Arch
bishop Purcell. The following are th,
pali-Dearers selected by the family: Hon
James j. Faran, Hon. Alex. Fergus N
Judge Hoadly, Judge Murdoch, Hon
Alex. Long, Hon. Geo. Ii. Pendleton
Hon. VIM. NJ. Cory, Hon. Rufus King
Hon. Stanley Matthews, Gen. Durbii
Ward, Hon. w. s. Groesbeck. d
JOHN j. KEEGHAN and z. j. Sullivan
last evening wanted to use one of A
Buchanan Il Cs.'s skiffs. Thomas Kin
ney, the private Waterman, refused t.
let them have it, and thereupon wa
bounced by the two men, who threw hin
into the river, and one OF them endeav
ored TO strike hin with shovel as h
was clamberlng out. The two assail
ants were arrested and this mornir
they were charged with disordsrly con
duct, resisting officers and petit larceny
but all the cases were continued unit
the oath.
ABOUT o'clock this morning a col
ored blacksmith named Thornton Roy
ers, who works on the Southern Rail
road, sought the notorious den G
Rose Lawson, in Bucktown, an
while there he lost the sum q
k35, and accused Rose and an inmat
of the ranch named May RobInso
with stealing it. Part OF the money wa
found In Nays mouth; she was tryin
to make rag currency out of it when sh
found she was destined tor the Station
house. She afterwards acknowledge
to giving part Of the money to Rose
Upon conviction Of petit larceny in tn
Police Court this morning, both th
black damsels were sentenced thirt
days and $l0).