The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-11
LOCAL BREYITIES.

GuuFcu.
THE verdict of the Coroner's jury, yes-
terday, was that Isaac V. Dllmer, who
hved at 672 Ninth street, died OF heart
disease.
JUDGE Cox lectures ON "The Mound
Builders ana Prehistoric Races" before
Clark Institute, this evening, at Trinity
M. Il. Church.
THE Exposition this year will open
September SJh, and continue open until
October 9th. Applications Tor space may
be made alter May 1st.
The Exposition Commissioners have
decided w appoint a special committee
for new inventions and new machinery
exhibited at the next Exposition.
The bond of the city in, the injunction
against Route No. 8 was executed yes.
terday, With Messrs. Joseph Sieiert and
John Schiti as sureties. The amount Of
the bond is $4,000.
ONLY sixteen cases on the docket OF
the Police Court this morning, OF which
Six were OF drunks and disorderly con-
duct, one OF assault and battery and nine
OF miscellaneous charges.
The officers of the Bremen-street Sta
tion-house extnguished an embryo con-
tlagratlon Mt 1U4 Bremen street last even
ing, without turning i'll an alarm. The
fire originated in The chimney.
H0oKER's great painting, "The Battle
OF LOOKOUT Mountain," leaves the city
tomorrow for Chicago. Those who have
not seen it should avail themselves of
the opportunity this evening.
MISS LIZZIE PIERsoN has been called
TO the hsuslue OF her mother. who is lying
very i'll in Philadelphia. Her place on
the stage at Woods will be filled by Miss
Mollie Maeder until her return.
In is understood that Mr.. Stone, Of the
National Observatory, at ashington,
will accept the call Of the Committee on
University of Cincinnati, to take charge
OF the Mount Lookout Observatory.
The Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
Company have purchased the Illinois
and Southeastern Railroad, two hun
dred ana twenty-five miles long, and
will turn allits trade through this city.
THE Social Committee of Y. NJ. 0. A.
will arrange grand spelling match, to
take place on saturday evening, March
10Th, at Pixies Opera-house. The pro-
ceeds are to be used for benevolent pur-
poses.
KATE JONES, former domestic of Mrs.
Cummings, OF Coying on, who was taken
to Ninth.street Station yesterday on two
charges OF grand larceny and of assault
and battery, was this morning remanded
to the officers Of Coyington.
The Chaffee whisky case went to the
jury yesterday. They adjourned with
out reaching verdict last night, and re-
assembled this morning at Sl4 o'clock Tor
further consideration, but up to this
time has not returned a verdict.
ANOTHER social spelling match, under
the auspices OF the Young Ladies' So
ciety for the benefit OF the Kansas grass
hopper victims, takes place tonight at
the Seventh Presbyterian Church. on
Bfoadway, between Fourth and Fifth
streets.
ONE Of the greatest social events in
German circles took place yesterday
evening. Mr.. S. f. Stulzman was mar
ried to Miss Carrie l., Sohn, daughter OF
the well-known brewer on Hamilton
road. The nuplial ceremonies were per-
formed at st. Johns Church, on Twelfth
and Elm streets, and the bridal recep-
ton at the Orpheus Hall.
THE following named committees have
been formed for service in the next En-
and Glenn. Machinery-P. p. Lane, s.
M. Barrett and J. H. McGowan. Privi-
leges = Barrett, Lane and Dale. Agn-
culture Glenn, Dale and Stephenson.
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aianspol.a.lon s. p. u neiu anu :, nehue[soh; N
assofiates, P!ene AInolu, Y; ~. merry,
and :. IL. steiner ourors-Daie' Glenn
ahu Barrett. ..s
SARGEANT CHILDERs and VIM. Craig,
yesterday visited Sullivan's saloon for a
social drink, and on their departure two
valuable meerschauml pipes, worth about
$50, also disappeared. In the afternoon,
Childers brought one back and wanted
a nj nf ri nj la far itc N Hatl,
were naken to the Ninth, street Station
and this mornino IN a cnarge of netii
larceny, their cases were continued tilI
to-morrow. under $500 bonds.
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Nv " 'ei" An'i'''
JOHN A. SNYDER, who wac arrested in
Tmnlday for r hreaE;na nn in Asa 49, on lust
honse nf NJ Hartman On V;ne naor ~ snu sne