The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-13
LOCAL BREVITIES..

NINETY deaths last week.
COLONEL JONES delivered an address
to the inmates OF the Work-house In the
chapel yesterday morning.
MARTIN BURNS, Of Mt. Auburn, is not
the party VINO was robbed on Walnut
Hills, as stated in this paper on Thurs
day.
MRS. NATHILDA WEHAGE, mother OF
Herman Wehage, EX-Ma, ol's Clerk,
died at her residence, No. 107 Clay
street, yesterday.
CINCINNATI was we'll represented at
at ali the nill-tOp resorts yesterday,
which were thronged with the pleasure
and comfort seeking.
JOHN SCHUNER, captain of the canal
boat j. kaufman, was badly hurt yes
terday b. striking his head against the
Liberty-street Bridge.
THE last map OF the "seat Of war"
looks as If it was made by some one
taking seat first in The ink fountain
and tIen on the paper.
A FORMER Will of the la'e Squire Sc
dam, bearing date of September 25, 1851,
and to which is attached ID codicil dated
May 70, 1865, Is to be offered for probate.
THE wife of Mr. r. f. Thayer, of No.
~ LdSI LIkulu SliSCb, ulSu NUu Cdl uIudy
morning al 8 O'clock. The funeral will
dral al 9 A. NJ.
The roof OF Henry Wendps black
smith shop and Wm. Golfers glass
works, Nos. 106 and 10S East Second
street, we're burned oil Saturday night.
The loss is not heavy.
FRANK Noble, u printer at Russell,
e. is, ,pt Ia ;,L,, i,,,I h,,
fingers OF his right hand crushed, day
before yesterday, by getting them in a
Taylor job press.
THE former members OF the Tenth
OAIo Infantry met yesterday ana drew
up resolutions Of respect to the memory
OF their comrades, M"j0 or JAS. A. Grover
and John Rooney.
DoDsoN, Knipe and Wynne, Murphy
boys, neld u successful meeting lasl
night at Rev. j. Z. Whites Church, on
Popular street. They meet again TO-
night at the same place.
HAMILTON County Fair commences al
Carthage, September 4, anu lasts Ioul
days. The Southern Ohio State Fair
takes place at Dayton, september "a u
% inclusive, and the OHIO State Fair al
columbus, september 10 to IA inclusive.
THE new bell, weighing six thousand
five hundred pounds. and intended tor
the stseple OF St. Johns Church, corner
of Rremen and Green streets, has been
successfully cast in Philadelphia, and,
according 10 adyices from that place, is
to be sent here by the Panhandle Line
to-day.
MIR. TIMOTHY MURPHY, of No. 81
Wood street, is missing. He is below
medium height, with long sandy whis-
kers and light brown hair. HIS wife,
now at 100 Avery street, is very anxious
about him. He had on, when last seen,
blue coat and low cut shoes.
NICHOLAS WERsEL, well-known
Hollander, seVenty-two years old, the
father OF Sergeant Wersel, Of the police
force, fell, yesterday, near the corner OF
Clinton street and Central avenue,
striking his head on the sharp curb, and
sustained quite severe injury.
A MARRIAGE was solemnized last Fri.
"a by squire Harmeyer. What was
( .e matter with the knot is what ''no
( How can find out" Yesterday the
twain kicked up a row in the vicinity OF
their home, corner Third and Smith
streets, and in consequence were taken
by the police Tor dlsorderly conduct.
a CHANGE was made at the Geological
Garden yeSterday-that OF introducing
the sea lions to their new quarters
which basin has been in preparation foi
some time. A fierce combat was wageC
between the two males as to who should
WELD the soepter in their new home
The result might have proved disastrous
to the weaker, had not The keeper inter
lered.
A FALSE rumor was afioat in the city
last mig hJ to the effect that ii serious &C.
cident had happened at Prices Incline
involving great loss OF lite. 1T causel
many anXlously to hasten to the eleva
tor where they were relieved TO- dis
cover that the report grew out ofa slign
accident at the foot OF the incline, il
which u switch was misplaced and one
street Car ran into another, thrusting
tongue through the window. No other
damage Was done.
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