The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-22
LOCAL BREYITIES.

GAS pipes are being laid along Walker
Mill road.
THE Festival Chorus will rehearse to-
night at ~ O'Clock IN Melodeon Hall.
THE Miami Congregational Conference
closed last evening with sermon from
Rev. II. M. Thompson.
WASHINGTON CAMP No. 7, P. o. S. of
A., gives a musical and literary enter
tainment at Thoms' Hall this evening.
"WE'RE GOING HOME TOMORROW" :"
song and chorus, and Bridal March,"
are just published by John Church & Co.
ONE of b. Merkeps drivers fell from a
car at Brighton Station, yesterday,
breaking his arm and sustaining severe
injuries.
THE work of painting the walls of Eden
Park reservoir Will be finished this week,
and water will be pumped in to its maxi
mum height, 80 feet, by Monday.
HAMMOND STREET STATION last night
contained thlrty-three prisoners, while
the cells of the Central Station were
empty, with not name ON the slate.
The free concert at Y. M. G. A. Hall
is unavoidably postponed. A free musl-
cal and literary entertainment Will be
given at that place tomorrow evening.
A HORSE attached to Stoms' delivery
wagon, ran away on Walker Mill road,
Yesterday afternoon, smashing the wagon
and throwing the driver out, injurlng
him slightly.
Mr.. A. TENNER, Secretary of the Zoo
logical Society, arrived in New York
yesterday, from Hamburg. The Doctor
is to be the new Superintendent Of the
Geological Garden.
THE Spring Grove Cemetery Associa-
all. ,,,,l. tl,.NI
terry this season. 1t will he of limestone,
built in Gothic style, and capable OF seat
ing about lao persons.
BISHOP JAEGER has sent letter of in
vitation to The Standing Committee and
the clergy of the Diocese Of Southern
Ohio to be present at the conservation
in Philadelphia on Wednesday.
BENHAM'S MUSICAL REVIEW for April
contains portrait of Anne Louise Cary,
with y sketch of her life, a variety OF
musical and general literature, and its
usual complement OF new music.
SAM DIssAUER, charged with the theft
of an uyercuat belonging to Chas. Griffin,
and worth twelve dollars, was dismissed
in the Police Court this morning, as no
evidence appeared against him.
ALEX. MCCORMACK, charged with the
petit larceny OF u rope and block, worth
81, beioning to A. Caldwell, had his case
again continued, this time TO the 9th OF
April, in the Police Court this morning
Mr.. REID yesterday reported to the
Exposition Commissioners that he had
raised 500 in gold for premiums to to-
bacco exhibitors. The chamber of Com
merce gave $500 of it, and tobacco deal
ers S6lO.
JOHN MANG and Thomas Gilroy, ac-
81 nk4la xNtn~ ipAA
worth Sc, by Chas. b. Luell, on the 9Th
of this month, We're arrasgned in the Po-
lice Court this morning, and their cases
continued to the 9th inst.
In the Board of Exposition Commits
sioners yesterday the bills OF 7. A. Car
ter and Duhme & Co., OF several hun
dred dollars each, for making medals,
were ordered paid; also, bill of $2O
from the horticultural Department.
The examination of the students of
the Law School commenced at College
Hal last evening and will be continued
this evening. The examination is very
thorough and shows excellent training
and ability OH the part of both teachers
and students.
GEN. LEW WEITzEL, Collector, and
Col. Hunter Brooke, Assistant Collector
OF Internal Revenue for the Hamilton
NUuuby OlbtllCbS udNO OhSldAy ah-
nouneed that all United States taxes,
both special and general, must be paid
by the first of May.
THOMAS DUNCAN, arraigned in the Po-
lice Court this morning on charge OF
cutting one Jacob Yogt with intent to
Kill, on the 14th of April, had his case
continued till the 6tn of May, as, his
principal witness has gone to Memphis.
His bonds were fixed at $500.
THos. DoLAN alias Happy Jack alias
Antonio GumbrusO, ETC., was again sent
to his residence, on the Colerain pike, Tor
visit OF thirty days. This sentence
was given to him by Judge Marchant
this morning as Antonio was consider.
ably disorderly yesterday.
MARY EAGAN, whose case we men.
TONED in full i'll yesterdays STAR, had
her case continued till Saturday, In the
charged with the larceny of $120. " hich
is said to nave been taken from one
Frank Clark, at the Grand Hotel.
ARCHBISHOP PURCELL, next Sunday
at 8 O'Clock, 7. NJ, Will perform the cere-
monies of laying the corner stone of the
Chapel of the Little Sisters of the Poor,
near Eden Park, on the Montgomery
road. A universal attendance of the
friends and benetactors of the poor is So
licIted.
A GOLD MEDAL will be offered by the
Exposition Commissioners for the best
glove maze in the building, and silver
medal for the best one made in the
United States. A list of premiums vas
also offered for che best manufactured
musical instruments made in this city.
ELLEN DEAN, for assaulting Catherine
Council on the 3lst Of March, and break
ing both of her arms, was arraigned in
the Police Court this morning on the
charge OF assault and battery. Judge
Narchant gave Ellen a sentence of thirty
days in the Work-house and fine Of $50.
A DARK blue frock-coat and pants were
stolen on Wednesday from Benjamin
Wright at his residence, No. Bond
alley, between Fourth and Fifth and
Stone and Park streets. No clue to the
thief has been discovered. Information
has been left at The Superintendent OF
Policies office.
HON. j. d. Cox, President of the Toledo
and Wabash Riilroad Company, will
leave Cincinnati and remove with his
family to Toledo. His duties require him
SO frequently at the latter place that he
was necessitated to adopt that city as
his future residence. ,llis friends regret