The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-22
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS,

Pat. Duffy was severely injured in the
head yesterday while at work in the Mowry
Car-wheel Works.
"Le Retour," by Henry Mosler, the
cincinnati artist, has been purchased by
the French Government.
The third annual Congress of the Ma
honal Liberal League will be held at Pixies
upera-house September 18th and 14th inst
The United Brothers of Friendship.
one OF the orders of colored men in the city,
are holding picnic to-day on Prices Hill
They paraded through the city this morn
ing with band of music.
A sneak-thief, named Holden. about a
quarter of O'Clock last evening entered
the grocery of Joseph Becker, at the corner
OF Delaney and Blue Rock streets, in Cum
minsville, and relieved the till of its con-
tents.
Mr. Elliott Pendleton, while out rid
Ing, yesterday, met with an accident at the
corner CT Fourth and Pike streets. His
horse became unmanageable and Mr.. PEN
dleton, in jumping from the vehicle was
slightly bruised.
The officers of the Southern Railway
nave extended complimentary excursion
for Friday, the 5th of September to the
active members of the Pioneer Association.
Tickets may be secured of Isaac Mcfarland
Or John d. Caldwell.
VIM. Williamson, aged sixty. eight, re-
siding at the corner of Twelfth and Plum
streets, while sitting in front of his resi-
dence last evening, was bitten by mad
dog. He had the wound dressed at the
Cincinnati Hospital.
VIM. Ulmer, lately waiter at Colonel
Frank Harff's place, and who fell heir to a
vast sum of money by the death of rela-
tive i'll France, has been discovered in
Richmond, Ohio, where he had been keep
ing small saloon. Mr.. Umer is now in
the city.
Patrick Duffy, residing at No. $50
Eastern avenue, and an employe at the
Mowry car shops, in Pendleton, had an
ugly cash cut in his head yesterday after
noon by bit flying out of frizzing
machine. He was carried TO his house,
where a physician was summoned to dress
his wound.
The Cincinnati Railroad Company yes
terday made a report to the Trustees OF the
southern Railroad of the earnings OF the
road for July as follows: Total earnings
S66, 9O2 So; operating expenses, SIG, 237 So !;
net earnings, $50G65 03; interest due
A,756; balance due Trustees S4S,915 o3
The amount due the Trustees the same
month last year. $40,6So 55.
Mr.. William Pitton, of the dye-house
bn Thirteenth street, came very near losing
his life yesterday at Shillto's store, corner
Df Seventh and Race streets He was lean
ing over railing looking down hatch
way, when the elevator descended and
struck him on the head, infllcting an ugly
calp wound. Mr.. Pitton had been warned
lime and again to be careful OF the ee-
rator.
AT the Teachers Institute yesterday
in session at Newtown, Professor McVey
discussed the subject of Sound" Mr.
Cummins resum6R the subject of physical
Geography" and Mr.. johnson delivered a
ihort address OH "Art Grammar In the
afternoon Mr.. Miller spoke on the subject
Df Interest," and the remainder of the
day was occupied in arithmetic and SPELL
ing contests.
The many friends of Mr.. Daniel F.
Raymond, proprietor of Raymonds Din
Ing Room, 1l2 Main street, will sincerely
ympathize with him in the death of his
daughter Fannie, which occurred this
morning at his residence in Dayton, KY
She was bright girl just blooming into
womanhood, and her death not only dark
Ems the horne circle, Of which she was the
light, but will sadden the hearts of a host
NJ friends who had learned to love her