The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-06
LOCAL BREYITIES.

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GEN, DAN. MACAULEY, a brother Of our
Barney Macauey, has leased the Indian
apolis Academy of Music.
HENRY SCHoENENBERGER, for fast
driving, was fined $l and costs in the
Peliee Court this morning.
SEVERAL of the surviving passengers
of the steamers recently burned at New
Orleans, arrived last evening.
The picnic season is to be opened on
May 18th by the First German Evangel-
ical Protestant Church of Cumminsville.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion will give a free concert, III their
hall, this evening. j. G. Nealy will act
+. q conductor.
The marriage of Mr.. Oscar Christy to
Miss Ida Conklin took place last evening
at the residence of the BRIDES father,
MIR. w. II. Conklin.
TINE marriage OF Mr.. Fred. Dhonan to
Miss Wilhelmina Gruninger took place
ut the German Protestant Church, in the
Twenty-tifth ward, last night.
THE Grangers of this county are in
session at Sycamore Hall, in Sycamore
township, to-day. The object of the
meeting is to perfect the organization in
this county.
MRS. ELSIE NEsMITH, the wife OF 7. A.
Nesmith, was yesterday appointed guar
dian of her husband. The object Of this
is to enable her to look alter the interest
her husband has in Western lands.
THos. DUNCAN, charged with cutting
q colored man named Albert Henry in
in the street railroad stable,, had his
case, in the Police Court this morning,
continued till the 2lst of this month.
AT the meeting of the Hospital Board
yesterday the contract for coal was
awarded to John Cochnower at u cents
per bushel. The contract for meat W as
awarded to M. Hoffman at $12 per cwt
THE Commercial Bank, and Chamber
of Commerce, which respectively offered
premiums OF $3.50 and $500 in the Tobacco
Department, were voted the thanks OF
the Board of Exposition Commissioners
yesterday.
JAS. MILES, Nick Kennedy, Frank Ba-
ker and Ed. Gilday, charged with bur-
glary at Refs Bros.' store on Vine street,
were arraigned in the Police Court this
morning, and had their cases continued
till tomorrow morning.
The Cincinnati Society of Natural
History elected j. +. Terrence, r.. w.
Langd5n, j. w. Shorten, A. A. Hawes
and DR.. It. Stitch to membership, and
Professor W. A. b. Thomas, of Newton,
N. j., a corresponding member, at its
last meeting.
The Ancient Order Of United Work.
men left here this morning at O'Clock
by the Dayton Short-line, and at 9:45
the train had reached Dayton, and pas
Bengers commenced unloading, it being
one hour and forty-fve minutes. Very
fast time for an excursion train.
MR.. MURDoCH's reading at the Fifth
Presbyterian Church, last evening, was
largely attended, and OF course, well re-
paid the efforts of those present. Mr..
Murdoch seemed in his happiest mood,
nnd SO great treat to lovers Of fine elo-
rution is seldom to be obtained.
The Hospital Board elected the fol-
lowing officers yesterday: President,
Hon. q. w. G. Johnston; Secretary, Col.
L, A. Harris; Superintendent, Henry M.
Jones; Clerk, T. il. Ii. Mclean; Matron,
Mrs. Agnes Rose; Engineer, s. L. Hutch.
inson: Druggist, Andrew w. Balm.
IN the meeting yesterday of the Expo
sitlon Board. Messrs. Charles III. kel-
logg, jr., and VIM. Madden, as represen
tatiYes OF the whisky and provision In
terest, and George Is. Weldier and John
N. Christie, of The corn and flour inter
est. were added to the Committee OF
Produce.
THE ceremony OF confirmation will fol
low High Mass services at st. Edwards
Church ON Sunday, commencing at II
A. M. The excellent Church Choir will
render Haydn's Third Mass-Ulfertory
Gratias Agimus-with flute and orgai
accompaniment by DR.. Wenning ant
Prof Jonas.
The Board OF Sewerage Commission
ers nave passed resolutions OF thanks t.
IL j., - ttIl nt,A af
Gent manner in which he has discharge'
his duties as Commissioner OF Sewers
during the past five years, and for hi
courteous and gentlemanly bearing TO
ward his associates"
ELLEN CARNEY, who. was arraigne
yesterday before Judge Lindeman o
the charge OF having stolen some crock
ery-ware rom Dallas pottery, on Han
,ilton road, was dismissed i'll the Polio
Court this morning, as she has Away
borne good character and no eVIdenc
appeared against her.
FRED. BUsCHMAN, a painter, has lei
his nome, at OIL Nam street, and ha
not been heard Of since last Tuesday
He has dark hair, moustache and chll
whiskers. When last seen he had witt
him gold and silver watch and silye
chain. Fears are entertained that b.
has been murdered and robbed.
j. N. HAvLIN, the man charged wit
having cut one Mike Burns, some day
ago, with intent to kill, was arraigned il
the Police Court this morning and ha
his case continued till Saturday, as tn
wounded man is still in a too critfca
condition to institute prosecution agains
the former. Haylin has given bonds fo
his appearance on Saturday.
SAMUEL s. HENsLEY, aged SO years
who is supposed TO be deranged, has es
capped from his relations who were abou
to bring him to Ohio from New Orleans
and is supposed to be in this city. He i
man about five feet seven inches higt
had on an English blue overcoat, an
had. his hair dyed black. He is smooth
faced man, and sported q black can
with white handle.
THOMAS CAMPBELL and Della Viii
liams we're arrested in the neighborhoo
of the Suspension bridge last evening il
an intoxicated condition, and brought t
the Hammond-street Station-house
Campbell stated that he was detective
but this morning he supposed himself t
be q newspaper correspondent. Som
time ago he was arrested In Milford TO
desroiling chicken-coop. He and hi
companion were arraigned in the Polio
Court this morning on a charg
of the petit larceny or silver-plate