The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-27


DIR. WISE was elected, last evening, as
member of the Board OF Examiners, In
the meeting of the Board Of Education.
Mr.. l.. w. Goss was elected for three
years to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Mr.. O'Neil, as member OF
the Board of Managers. Messrs. Eckel
and Pendleton were also elected to that
| office. Mr.. Rapp was reappointed teacn-
er In the Fourth intermediate School.
THE following resolutions to improve
were recommended to Council by the
Board of Improvements yesterday:
Oehler alley, from Harriet street to Shaw
alley, expense to the city $81 81; Harriet
street, from Clark to Hopkins street,
cost to the city $11S; Shaw alley, from
Clark to Blackford street, cost to the
city $204 6S; Charlotte street, from Linn
to Baymilier street, cost to the city
$186 80; East alley, from Mulberry stneet
to Eyans alley, SIT 40.
VIM. HAGERTY, owner of livery sta
BILE, was brought before the Police Court
this morning on a charge OF burying
without permit. 1t seems that ms
hack-driver, Robert Burns, proceeded 70
take dead child from house of prost1-
tuition ON Central avenue and had 1t in
tered at the st. Bernard Cemetery. The
next day he obtained permit, repre-
senting that he desired to bury the child,
but the Sanitary force obtained informa-
tion that the child had already been
buried, Officer Emig, therefore, mad
Hagerty arrested, who, however, was
dismissed Us not implicated. Burns was
fined s. and costs.
COLONEL SNELBAKKR, by order OF
Mayor Johnston, yesterday afternoon
| issued the following special instructions
to the police: First, all officers and pa
trolmen are hereby prohibited from
smoking in station-houses, or while in
full uniform; second, they are also pro-
hibited from entering saloons while on
duty, unless called on in the line OF their
duty; third, no two officers Will remain
lin station-house at the same time /;
One of them must be out on duty all the
time; fourth, all officers and patrolmen
must appear before the Police Court, and
when reporting to the Mayor anu super.
lintendent, in full uniform.
THE annual convention for this year
Of the grand officers and representatives.
of Lodges Of the Order Of Druids Of th G
limited States is to be held in this city,
and will assemble on the 9th OF next
month. Mr.. Anton Friedman was elect
ed President and Mr.. G. II. A. Miller
Secretary, last night in o meeting OF the
Cincinnati lodges. In the forenoon Of
the 18th of August there will be grand
procession, followed by banquet at the
Lookout House in the evening. Mr.
Conrad Winner will be Grand Marshal
of the procession. The headquarters o
the grand officers and representatives
will be at the Gait House.
| A SECRET MEETING of the Committee
of Safety was held yesterday In tneii
|
The meeting lasted over two hours, dur
J ing which time the attorney for the Com
mittee, Mr.. Pattisou, read lengthy re-
port OF the doings of the Organization
during the sixteen months Of its exist
ence. The report was accepted, and the
thanks of the Committee rendered Mr
Pattison for his very efficient perform
. ance OF the duties of legal adviser ant
attorney. The Committee felt gratifieo
at the work already accomplished pl
them, and resolved to continue the OF
ganization. A programme was lald ou'
for the future, the contents OF wnich VIII
be laid bare to the public in due time.
THE Peoria Board of Trade have ma nae
the proceedings of the meeting OF Ina, INA,
body held Immediately upon their arrlsa
home, to be neatly printed. This circu'
lar is brief, but fervent acknowledge,
ment Of the many courtesies recelveo
here and while on the road. Copies have
been sent to each of the following par
ties to whom th, Board feel Themselves
iindebted: Mayor Johnston and Cit
Council, the Chamber Of Commerce, W
W. Peabody, General Superintendant o
the M. 8 o., q. R.; j. L. Keck, Superin
tendent of the Stock-yards; the man
ayers Of the Work-house, Halps Safe ant
Lock Company, the Committee OF Ar
rangements, the officers Of the sigma
I jGymnasium, the officers OF the Y. M. G
A.. Superintendent Shoemaker, of tn
c. G., &. & l. r. R., President Sherlock
of the u. s. Mail Packet Co., and tn
different newspapers Of Cincinnati.