The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-28
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

CRIMINAL cases are being heard by
Judge Cox in the Criminal Court to-
day.
No business of Importance was trans
acted by the Music Hall Committee to-
day. a
THE Geological Garden headquarters
have been removed to the Board OF
Trade rooms.
THE Public Library has received do
nation from the Cincinnati Medical LII
brary Of its books, consisting Of 1900
volumes.
THE Queen City smoke-consuming ar-
pafatus will be tested at the distillery Of
H. H. Hamilton, Nos. lit, Ito and 181,
between 3 and o'clock this afternoon.
MEssRs. scHUMANN, Deizer and Ran
ker, representatives OF the Louisville
Anzeiger, visited the County Jail this
morning in company with Sheriff Spring
meier.
GEORGE WILLIAMSON, alias Anderson,
was convicted In the Police Court this
morning on the charge of the larceny OF
a rubber door-mat, worth 81, belonging
to Joseph Zeiler. He was sentenced to
the Work-house for term of 80 days.
THE Fifth Ward Building Association
1lled its articles Of incorporation with
the Recorder this morning. The capital
stock in 81, SOC, 900, divided into shares Of
$500 each. Nicholas Wolf, Jacob Theis,
Bernard Brockman, Henry Kotte brock
ana Otto Taxis are the inc6rporators.
CHANGE OF TINiR on the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad on and
after Sunday, June y, 1875. The Indian
ap oils, Peoria and Omaha through Ex-
oracc will lon vo AZ = p M fnatna n nj n Or
P. M, and arrive at 8:25 p. M. instead OF
1920 A. NJ. All other trains will run as
heretofore.
ANDREW MERK, an over-the-Rhine-
shoemaker, was arrested by officer
Buerger on the charge OF. exposing his
person and resisting the officer. He
was swimming In the canal during the
day, yesterday, and when the oficer
took him out refused to 60 to the Station
house and resisted him. On the first
charge he was fined SIS and costs, and
on the second So aud costs. In default
he went down stairs.
GEO. PIpp, handsome butcher boy,
yesterday evening, in 1.-THE saloon oppo.
site the Washington Park, while under
the influence OF liquor, assaulted an Off
Ger, beating him and tearing off his
clothes. He was arraigned in the Police
Court this morning, and for disorderly
conduct was fined $40 and costs, for re-
sisting officer $25 and costs, and for ma
licious destruction $l6 and costs, and S.
damages, amounting to q total Of $64
fines. George will not soon forget this
lesson.
THE dead body Of a man named John
Grimm, an unmarried German, 45 years
old, who on Sunday last was discharged
from Mr.. P.Boyen's farm, near the City
Infrmary,. was found on Saturday al.
ternoon dangling from a tree on the
banks Of Mill creek about mile from
Carthage. The body was discovered by
fH uarry-man, named Clemens Weber
and q party OF lads who were bathing In
the stream. He was last seen at I O'Clock
on. Wednesday, In the Seven-mile House
sack for which, at his request, Mr.
Matthew Glaeser called on Friday, and
who In the meanwhile had engaged
Grimm. The jury returned verdict Oi
suicide by hanging.
| ARRANGEMENTS have been made fol
the members Of the Masonic Order, who
desire to attend the Supreme Council oil
the 33d degree at Portland, Maine, from
the 17th to the Goth OF August. The
committee having the matter In charge
are A. M. Rose, W. B. Shattuc, and b.
McLaren. The following is the route Of
the excursion: Cincinnati to Detroit
Detroit to Kingston, Can, Kingston tc
Montreal by steamer and st. Lawrence
river, Montreal to Portland. Returning
the route will be: Portland to Boston 6y
rail, Boston to New York by rail and
Sound steameSs, with privilege OF stop.
ping at Lake Chautauqua. Tickets foi
The round trip, will cost $83 80, and will
be good going from August to Goth, and
returning to the last day Of September.
WE had this morning the pleasure OF
witnessing the work Of one OF the Com
merciaps new pasting and cutting ma
chimes, received few days since, and
frat put In practical. operation yester.
day. They are similar to those intro.
duced in this country for newspaper
work by the Boston Globe, the use oil
which has rendered that paper SO popu.
lar everywhere. These Ingenious and
expensive machines, which cut the pa.
per at the top, and paste the two sheets
at the center, thus making it nearly
equal to the folio sheet, are now becom.
ing necessary to the complete success oi
the Quarto newspaper, and the fact that
the Commercial has, with its usual
energy, been the first in the West to
adopt their use, will add much to its
popularity.