The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.

THE Choral Society will give concert
on Price's Hill on the OF July.
THE Young Mems Mercantile Library
Association have to pay taxes now.
BASE BALL is all - -nonSense-mere
chIlu's piay.-[Uncle John Robinson.
THB Little Miami Railroad will be per-
mitted to run passenger trains on front
street and The Public Landing.
TIE Union Schutzen Park picnickers
of the First German u,heran Church
oil Cartilage got away with forty-hVe
kegs OF beer yesterday.
CATHERINE JOHNSON, a woman about
tweuL!-Ihree years ola, yesterday even
ing left her nome, No. 3I6 Central avenue.
She is of unsounu mind.
UNTIL further notice trains on the
WestwoUd Narrow Gauge will not run
farther than Werk's Station, On account
Of tue track being repaired.
The body of the girl Lizzie Grim
nielsen, who committed suicide by jump
ing otf he ferry, was found in the RIVER
about four miles below the city.
The Board OF County Iufrmary Di-
rectors has directed the President TO
ascertain the cost Of erecting double
cell for the Incarceration OF refractory
inmates.
MARY NASH, aged tilty-dve years, who
has been an inmate Of tne County ln-
Urinary since 1858, and who in nineteen
years never lett her bed, died OF paral-
ysis last Monday.
The contract for furnishing cotfins and
attending to the burial OF outdoor poor
was yesterday awarded to Mr.. John B.
Habig for one year, by the Directors OF
the City lntirmary.
JOHN BECKMAN, a rag peddler, was
severely burned about the legs ana arms
last night about 8 O'Clock by the eXplo-
sion OF a coal oil can in A. RennescRs 5
saloon, on Water street, near Plum.
The Thirteenth Ward organization OF
the National Guards for the grand turn.
out on the Fourth Of July have opened Il
list for enrolment in Company A, be-
tween 7 and O'Clock, at 672 Elm
street.
THE case OF Messrs. Virtue, Blakely
& Co., contractors, against the Southern
Railroad Trustees, 10 recover 500 00(
more on their contract, was decided IN
Louisville yesterday in favor Of the
Trustees.
THE reward due the Cincinnati Police
for Lne capture of Abe. Rotnschild. The
dllehSu VI A1CSSlO blOOlGS Nus
received yesterday. The amount is
1928 81, Which was turned over to the
police relief fund.
ABOUT 6 O'Clock this morning a fire
broke out in front OF the furnace il
George Z. Wares cider and vinegar
factory on Third street below John. The
flames communicated to the roof ant
caused damage OF about $500, tully in
sured. The engines did not arrive unit
half all hour after the alarm.
JOSEPH CALDWELL, an invalid, while
sitting in Il second story window at No
379 Baymiller street yesterday, lost his
balance and fell to the pavement will
such force as to chip of IL piece of the
stone doorstep. His scalp was terribly
laCerated, and it is feared that he will
die from concusSion OF the brain.
JAMES CARNEY, of Clinton County
while coming TO the city yesterday OF
the Nj. & q. Railroad, became acquaint
ed with an oily chap OF whom he Dough
what was represented as a yearly pas
over the roau, paying $l5 therefore. Soor
after Mr.. Carney was told by the'con'
ductor that the ticket was N. 6. Th
seller had disappeared before the dis
coVery was made.
CAPT. ACoB JOHNSTON and Detect
ives Amptnauer and kusnman made
raid OH a low ranch kept by woma
named Kirgin, in Webb alley last night
and took in those notorious thieves
Fred. Friend, VIM. Manning, skinny
Hamilton and "Lord" Eagan. In th
Police Court this morning they peade
guilty to being common thieves, an
were sent out Tor thirty days and fine
$50 each.
ToNQUAY, alias Donald Mckay, th
Indian VINO uoes the blood and thunde
work al Heuck's Theater over the Rhine
while unuer the influence OF chain liYht
ming made demonstration yesterua
as il he desired TO scalp his wife. II
was locked up in the Bremen-street SIT
tion.house, and after he got sober an
promised TO love, cherish and adore h
bQuaw, the officers kindly opened IL
door OF his cel and let him go.
MRS. HENRIETTA MANGoLD was a
rested last evening by Constable San
Bloom, at the residence of John Cruz
MEYER, sRioonist at No. 45S Wainl
street, on charge OF adultery. III
warrant, sworn out by John Mangol
her husband, alleges that she volunt
riy lett him some years ago and th
she has been living with Grummeyer
state of adultery. The case will con
up this evening before 'Sq ire schwa
ST. LUDwIG's CHURCH, on Eighth al
Walnut, VIII have some gOou mus
next sunday at solemn High Mass,
the wel!-known Hessian Military Ban
now playing at the Bellevue Aous
under the direction of Professor
Schaub, will produce several select
pieces for the utfertorium; the servic,
commencing at 10 O'clock A. NJ. I.
choir viii sing Carl Maria Won Weber
Mass, under the direction OF the organi'
Chas. Jonas. Rev. Z. Leopold Will
lives an interesting sermon.
Wesleyan Female Alumna.