The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-02
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hALF FARE on the NJ. b G. Railroad
July Q aud A.
HENRY BuxE, aged u, Of No, 16 Abb
gail street, 10 missing. ~.
RoBTy A. FoRsYTH is now passenger
agent vi the LOUISVILLE shOrt-lihe.
PROF. HAMMILL Of the High Schools,
has resigned, and will go TO Illinois.
Mr.. FRED: VoGELER is talked of as a
candidate IOr the Utice oil Lieutenant
Governor.
SMALL blaze in a furniture factory on
Broadway, near Pearl, yesterday morn
ing. Box 16.
JAMES JONES, convicted of selling
counterfeit money, gets two months III
the Hamilton County jail.
JOHN GAERTNER, the wife murderer
and suicide, ana his victim were buried
yesterday. Tney leave little property
and some money.
The Superior Court failed to act on
the report OF the Commissioners who
nxed the compensation oil the Southern
Railroad Trustees.
A LITTLE son OF Officer William Nc
Auley fell from a second story porch at
his home, No. 22T Baymiller street, yes
terday afternoon, and was dangerously
hurt.
MEssRs. LEBoUTILLIER BROS. will
close tneIr place OF business at z. NJ,
every Saturday during the months Of
July and August. Good thing for the
| employees.
A GERMAN named Grandmother fell
| from the window OF the second story of
mis- residence on Elm street, below Lib
erty, early this morning, and was seri
ously injured, if not fatally.
THE commencement exercises of the
Gaiues High School will take place to.
night at Alien Temple. The graduates
are Herbert A. Clark, VIM. Il. Turner,
Henry Ii. Baker and Jos. Lee.
EzEKIEL's group entitled sReligious
Liberty" tableaux of living figures
shown from barge In the lake, will be
one of the atEactions of the Fourth Of
July night display at Lincoln Park.
JAMES LANDERs, who is serving a
years term In the County Jail for bur-
glary, tried 10 commit suicide yesterday
| by hanging himself with his suspenders
He was discovered in time, and cut
| down..
| JOHN hEATING, who was picked up
| drunk, Saturday night, and locked up
| at he central Station, nearly bit off the
| finger of fellow-prisoner named Meyer.
He was sent to the Work-house for
| twenty days.
THE four thousand shares which were
| necessary to be taken in order to be
| able to close a contract with the Trust
ees OF the Southern Railway, have been
subscribed. The road will be ready for
operation in three weeks.
A MAN named Henry Eggers, while
| drunk, was struck Saturday night by an
| incoming train on the Cincinnati, Ham
ilton & Dayton Railroad, between Car
thage and Winton Place. He 10. badly
injured, and was taken to the Cincinnati
Hospital.
MIR. j. T. LoCKMAN, a native of the old
''ftt iron" Ward, molder by trade,
but for the last dozen years an officer OF
the Revenue service, died yesterday af-
ternoon. The funeral will take place at
2.P. M, tomorrow from his late resi-
| dence No. 5l2 West Ninth street.
DAVID L. W WARNER, son of Il. W. War
ner, dIed last night at $3.50 O'Clock at tue
| residence ofhis father, l66 East Eighth
street. Deceased was tWenty-three
years old, Was young man of excellent
| habits, and has been Tor some time en-
ployed in Mr. John Smiths dry goods
store.
JACOB BLOCK, who works on Jackson
BLANKS farm, at Cherry Grove. was ac-
cidentally shot by his employers son
last evening. The boy was playing with
a shotgun, which exploded. Blocks
head is riddled with shot, and his left
ear destroyed. lie was taken to the
Hospital.
The Hebrew Union College COM
mencemeut exercises closed, yesterday
afternoon, with an entertainment in
Eureka Hall, under the auspices of the
A. b. l. Society, assisted by the choir OF
Mound-street Temple, Professor Andre
conductor. Everything passed off in a
satisfactory manner.
JAMES O'DoNNELL yesterday ap.
proacued Mr.. Robert Ktrkup, at the
Lookout House, and asked what time it
was. kirkup pulled out his watch,
when ODonnell snatched IL and ran.
Officers Taylor, Davis and Knappe ar
| rested the man and locked him up on
charge of petit larceny. Tho case will
be heard in the Police Court next Sat-
urday, and his bail liked at $500.