The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-19
LOCAL BkEVlTlES.

GLENWAY AVENUE, CLIFTON, Is open
through to The Carthage Pike.
ABOUT Two hundred shares of the
Cincinnati Southern Railway Company
were subscribed for yesterday.
WILLIAM GABRIEL, a messenger on tho
.. & NJ. Railroad, had his hand badly
bruised while trying to couple cars last
evening.
ROE PATTERSON, a little boy four
yetrs old, who lives with his parents at
924 West Seventh street, is missing from
MS home since yesterday morning.
MARY O'CoNNER, tramp, fell down
stairs at the HammonC-street Station
last night and broke one Of her arms.
She was taken to the Cincinnati Hos
pital.
MAYOR MOORE will make the presen-
tation speech Tonight at the Fair in
Greenwood Hall to the young lady who
polls the highest number OF votes for the
gold watch and chain.
EXCURSION TICKETS will be placed on
sale al the Dayton Short-line office, No.
i29 Vine street, for the benefit OF per-
sons wishing TO attend the meeting OF
Benevolent Societies in Cleveland next
week.
ARCHBISHOP PURCELL, accompanied
ny hCf. u dlue6 L S6iId1 udu, IS Ou u
brief visit to ST. Martins Catholic Par
ish, is Brown County, where the former
will receive some new members into the
Ursuline Order.
IN the trial of officers Gleason and
Crambert before the Commissioners,
yesterday afternoon, Gleason was dis
missed from the force and Crambert re-
tained, there being palliating circum-
stances in his favor.
The final entertainment of the Irving
Literary Circle took place last evening.
The exercises We're literary and musi-
cal, together with the presentation OF
two farces, ga Regular Fix" and "Once
On Time." The evening closed very
delightfully."- with an elegant supper.
THE Druid SGngerchor will cele-
brate its twenty-seconu anniversary
next Monday. The celebration will last
all day, the programme being u process
sion III the morning, concert in the =
ternoon at the Bellevue House, and u
ball in the evening at the same place.
PATRoLMAN HERMAN EFFING, of the
Bremen-sJreet District, IasJ evening,
had the ball of his eye cut open by "a
sharp particle OF glass which struck it.
Etting was in Carstin's mineral water
factory, aud was about to open "a bottle
when the glass burst, with the above
result.
AN inquest was held last evening on
the body Of John George Och, eighty-one
years old, who ON last Saturday fell
down in front OF the horses of street
car on the Elm-street Line, and was
trampled senseless. Och died yester-
day. The jury returned verdict exon
Grating the driver.
IN thn ponrl of l,e f,rh =
Mr.. Caldwell introduced the Kemper
Lane Bridge rebuilding project. Alter
considerable discussion, some Of the
Board favoring and others opposing the
reconstruction, the question, on motion
of Mr.. Fitzgerald, was postponed to the
next regular meeting.
THE friends of Mr. Henry Sewers, the
well-know cashier at Phil. Tiemau's
billiard rooms, will be gratitied to learn
Of Henry's latest and most successful
move. Miss Carrie Seitert is the lucky
laly who is now his partner. Henry is
acu( e )rious fellow, and may he aiways
caron and WIN in me game OF life.
SANITARY POLICE BRINKMANN this
morning captured seventy hye boxes OF
decompOsed peas in Piper Il Bergheger's +
provision store at No. 17S West Court
street. Brinkmann says that the firm
aoknOWleuSeu tuat Iuey ndu solu one
hundred and twenty boxes OF the same
kind of peas last night 10 peddlers at Il
cents per box.
THE following delegates to the Synod
will occupy the pulpit Of the Reformed
Presbyterian Church, Plum street, near
Ninth, Rev. j. Y. BoIce, pastor, to.
morrow: Morning, Rev. 5. M. Ramsey
Moderator; afternoon, Rev. DR.. Steele
Professor OF Systematic Theology}in the
Seminary; evening, Rev. Robt. Hunter
of Illinois.
COL. W. H. THURsToN, native o
Massachusetts, aud during the war al
Inspector General on the staff OF Genera
S. A. Hulburt, died in the Guy Hospital
last Wednesday, aged fifty years. De
ceased was at one time agent of tn
Merchants Dispatch Company, in thi
city. The remains were forwarded las
night TO Massachusetts for interment.