The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.

New water supply mains are to be laid on
Seventh street.
THE Cincinnati Building and Deposit AS
sociation was incorporated Saturday even
ing.
THE Gattling gun is to be tested this af-
ternoon near the o. & NJ. track, below the
city.
PHILIP SEYMOUR died Saturday from con-
gestion Of the lungs at No. 223 Freeman
avenue.
JAMES SHOWERS nine years old, fell off a
box at Baker and Vine streets Saturday and
broke his right leg.
MADAME ZARArE, the mother of the small
est of Uffner's midgets, gave birth Saturday
night to another child.
THE Board of Education of Ludlow, KY,
has drawn up resolutions appropriate to the
memory of the late Frank Millward, Esq
THE German Pioneer Association this af-
ternoon "in corpore" attended the funeral
Of their late member, Mr. Michael Metzger.
Mrs. ABERNArHY, of Cutter near David
street. was thrown on the sidewalk by some
fighting dogs Saturday and severely in
iured.
MISS MARY HARTZELL has commenced a
suit against John R. Mclean and Leo
Markbreit to recover 5000 lost by her hus-
band on bet.
THE contract for furnishing $25, 900 bush
els of coal to the Courthouse and Jail has
been awarded to Jacob Gardner by the
County Commissioners.
JULIA MALEy, little girl was run over
Saturday evening at the Little Miami De-
pot by one of Proctor & CANDLES large
wagons, and had her knee badly crushed.
nft tho of ,b,1r
Stern & Lansen on Third street, was in
stantly killed Saturday at Catlettsburg, KY,
BY the explosion of the boiler of the steamer
Sandy Fashion.
JOHN Duc, the Frenchman who attempted
suicide by drowning and by jumping
through window on the steamer Charles
Morgan last week, had his lower lip ampu-
tated at the Hospital.
THE Electrical Society try the telephone
tonight at their meeting, corner of Fourth
and Vine streets. A wire runs to the resi-
dence of Miss Lulu Stevens, on Main street
ard she will sing for the Society.
+. L. HARKRADER has instituted suit to
recover 1900 from Joseph E. Hart for dam
ages sustained by the issuance of the in
junction recently to prevent the publica-
tion of the history of the Dickey-Tytus
trial.
THESeventh-street Congregational Church
choir yesterday rendered Baumbach's "Te
Deum," Lord God Almighty" Stearns
zone Sweetly Solemn Thought" Ambrose's
20, for The Wings OF Dove" Killers
'Gloria," 80, Sing Unto the Lord New
Song"
The funeral OF the late Mr.. Joseph Schau-
der, the saioon-keeper killed by Henry Dig
IT,, last Thursday morning took place yes
terday afternoon. The A. O. U. W. and the
Ninth Ohio Regiment were i'll attendance in
body. The remains were inferred in the
st. Bernard Cemetery
''EvERETTIsM," a novel entertainment
given by Prof Everett at the Grand Opera
house last night, was very successful and
satisfactory 1t consisted of an exposure of
he so-called spiritual manifestations, and
III were most cleverly performed. Prof.
Everett will give entertainments at Pixies
opera-house next Saturday and Sunday
aights.
THE German Book Printers Association
held its annual meeting yesterday at the
German Republic" corner of Walnut and
Mercer streets, and elected the following
new officers: President, VIM. Krum; Vice
President, Christ. Berends; Secretary,
Eugene Frank; Treasurer, George Boger;
Sick Visitors c. Steler, F. Stahlberg and
II, Jaenichen.
SHORTLY after o clock this morning, while
Mr. Peter r. Budd, of the firm of Collier,
Budd u Co., was inspecting some work on
one OF his coal floats at the foot of Wood
street, he discovered a foater in the
river. The body was that of a middle-aged
ssborng man. Coroner Stitch was at once
notified, and the body removed to Habig's
undertaking establishment, on West Sixth
street. An inquest will be held