The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-27
LOCAL BREYITIES.

+ THE Chief of Police has given an order
Hor the patrolmen to dispense with the
wearing oil the belt and mace during the
warm days.
A MEETING will be held at Hibernia
HAIL tomorrow evening for the purpose
Nof organizing military company under
the militia law OF the State.
THE Pioneer Excursion leaves for
yChiliicothe tomorrow morning. Ar
Erangements have been fully completed,
had o very pleasant trip is anticipated.
THE body of S. @. Schale, the grocer,
who disappeared week ago from 29O
1iinn street, was found In the Ohio river,
near the site where the Buckeye House
atood.
TIE Committee on Public Landings
resterday passed a motion TO charge g.
N. Weeks & Co. $100 Tor wharfage for
Sheir pIeasure-boats at the Fifth-street
handing.
CORPUS CHRISTI is being celebrated
1o-day in all the Catholic Churches with
due ceremonies. High mass and pro-
SESSIONS take place at most OF the
churches.
LARGE numbers of ladies and gentle
men, friends OF the Children's Home, are
visiting that institution to-day, attend
Ing the annual festival for the benefit OF
he Home.
1 MEETING of the Alumne of the Mt.
Auburn Young Ladies Institute, at the
residence of Mrs. VIM. 81. Taylor. 100
West Eighth street, on Friday afternoon,
Lay q, at $3.50 O'Clock.
A CONCERT will be given tonight at
sns Church OF the Holy Cross, on Find
kay and Baymlller streets, the proceeds
10 70 to the erection of chapel on the
kehigh road, near State street.
ANDREAs EaNER, who is under SEN
kRnoe of death, was brought before the
Probate Court yesterday for examine
hon as q witness to the will OF John
Hoffman, probated yesterday.
l. THE citizens Of the Twenty-frst ward
will hold a meeting this evening at the
Engine-house, in the interest Of the pro-
posed street railroad between Sedams-
lille and the center Of the city.
k TEE body Of an unknown man was
Hpund in the weeds near the river at the
Iunotion of Sixth and Front streets early
shis morning. Coroner Maley has been
Notified and will hold an inquest.
I JAKE GARDNER, last night, at the
Church Fair on Mt. Adams, carried
kmay the gold-headed cane which was
voted to the most popular man. Gard
TER received 1921 votes, and Riley 7l6.
]. s. SHREWSBURY, the gambler arrest
nd last week for exhibiting gaming de-
kices, was before Squire Anthony yes-
kettiay on a warrant for an assault CON-
mitted by him on his wife. He waived
examihatioh and gave bonds for further
bearing.
q In the meeting Of the Committee on
eubiic Landings yesterday, the City So
Iicitor was instructed to take immediate
sssps to vacate the leases Of Rengehold,
D.. Il G. w. Ross, 8. w. Bard, Shaw &
Aevene, and Collier, Bpdd u Co., who
hre all in arrears.
= ISAAC HOLMES, q colored boy, was ar
ERned before Judge Lindeman this
morning on a charge OF the larceny OF a
bt OF cloth worth about $25, belonging to
Cooks carriage factory. The Judge
tave him thirty days work and sent
stoed him to q fine Of $25.
SsTREDHKIcK SMITH was arraigned in
Ms Police Court this morning for cruelty
heating his wife. He was sentenced to
10. Peter Farbach, for the same Of
Esuse. was sent to the Work-house for
thirty days and fined SIS.
A FINAL MEETING will be held this
kyening in the Council Chamber to COM
Hete arrangements for the decorations
K Soldiers Graves on Saturday. A full
programme of the exercises In the city
Ind at the cemetery will be made out
tha decoration will exceed any demon.
ittation made heretofore.
y On. MALEY, who made an investiga,
lion on the skeleton found in the Zoo.
torfcal Gardens, has learned from MI
Henj, 8, Anderson, an old citizen, that
he skeleton Is that Of a recluse named
Hean, an Englishman, who about forty
live years ago lived in hut In the woods
where the Garden is now located.
THos. MooRHEAD, during the fire a,
Bradbury's four-mill, last night, was
bapeht id the act OF rolling down the hill
4 barrel of -four. He was arraigned II
me Police Court this morning on thu
eharge of petit larceny, but was dis
MISSED, on payment Of costs, as 1t seemed
khat he had no Intention OF stealing thu
hour.
& AT the meeting of the Exposition
Beard yesterday. communications wer'
read from Mr.. Roosevelt as to a displa.
az an organ, and from lady glass-blow
Hr. Messrs. Hooper ana Thompson, o
Me Engraving Committee, handed In
H0mmu0lCaLlOu 10 Lie cucCJ sAdG OOSs ~
Elaghorn, of Philadelphia. will dispIa.
his costly collection of prints.
Z Mr.. Oh. GOULD, Of the firm of Pearce
8ould & Co., got into his buggy abou
k:30 o'clock yesterday evening to driv'
home. His horse took fright. and, run
Ging along Second street, upset tn
&uagy and threw Mr.. Gould upon th
nsyement. He was severely injured II
Ehe regicn Of the spine. Medical atten
ksSn was Immediately given, and he wa
Nsken to his home.
:, THE President Of the Exposition
Beard yesterday read request from tn
xaeptive Committee Of the Ladies' Cen
kannial Association, to allow them to q
IN and occupy booth during the Expo
S3on where they might sell Centehnia
kUps and saucers, fans, medals, ETC., 70
heir benefit. No action WAS taken i
he matter. Mr.. Eggleston was adde
ks the Special Committee on Permanen
Buildings.
b THE following gentlemen were electe
Nelegates to the National Temperance
EonYentlon in Chicago, on June Isl
&rom Cincinnati Conference N.
Ehurch-Rey. j. ID. Walden, ID. D., Re,
IS. B. Leonard, Rev. W. l. Fee. FroI
ltate League-Rev. r. l.. Stanton, [
u, Hon. y. W. Rowland, q. w. Cols
SFom Preachers Association OF N. I