The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-16

LOCAL BREYITIES.

Y FINLEY CHAPEL SUNDAY-SCHooL Will
Gtve picnic excursion ON Saturday.
THn trial Of Fred. Egner, one Of the
lanyard murderers, commences on Mon
day next.
Mr.. W. D. GRrswoLD, formerly Presi.
Aent of the D. Il NJ. Railroad Company,
u in the city. e
THK delegates to the Democratic Con.
vention at Columbus leave by special
train this afternoon.
MR.. j. r. GRIsMER and Manager r. II.
\, Miles, Of the Grand Opera-house, left
1Gr New York last night.
UNCLE JOE SEIFERT was installed as
President OF the German Pioneer Asso-
tiation, last night, at Loewen Garden.
ROBERT MCFARLAND represented him
aelf to be an officer, and Judge Llnde-
man this morning fined him one dollar
and costs.
TIE wedding of Mr.. j. Il. Rendigs to
Miss Christina Boss, daugher OF the
Rell-known brewer, Christian Boss, Is
announced Tor this evening. :,
THE case Of George Parker, charged
with the larceny of twenty-five pair OF
this morning, continued till the 22d inst.
OFFICER MEADER, of the Third.street
Station, last evening found bundle OF
clothing, containing i've luster coats, on
Front and Horne streets. They are sup
posed to have been stolen.
GEORGE STACEY, head Of the firm of
Geo. Stacey & Co.. manufacturers OF gas
holders and iron roofs, died night before
last at his residence, No. 72S Madison
street, Covington, at the age OF sixty-one
years.
THE Committee on Textile Fabrics, of
the next Exposition, has offered large
number of premiums for all sorts of pa
ucr and paper products. 1t is expected
that every mill in this region will be rep
resented.
- A GAME Of baseball was played June
1ath between the Athlete and Aldine B.
b. C.,s. The result was a score of 20 to
"A in favor of the Athletes. All commu-
uications to the latter Club should be
addressed to #. M. Shott, 43S West Fifth
htreet.
MR.. JOHN SIMPKINsON, who is in Lon
don, writes that he has travelled over the
rreater part OF England, and, though he
has always found the English obliging,
be has not seen place where he could
live as happily as on the East Walnut
Hills.
Mr.. BAUM at the meeting of the Board
Of Health yesterday afternoon reported
snuisance on Ravine street, about eighty
feet south of the Miami canal, consisting
of hole beyond the sewer full of drain
nge. The report was referred to the Com
mittee on Sewerage.
In the Board of Health ryesterd ny
afternoon communication was received
from Mr.. j. d. Wells in regard to the
Svnr 10 IF tho no11o in Ninth.
street Station. Referred to the Health
Officer and Chief OF Sanitary Committee
for investigation and report.
Mr.. GEO. W. COLwBLL, compositor,
died ct bis home yesterday morning from
heart disease, after q short and painful
Ilness.' The deceased was thirty-two
rears old, and leaves a young wife and
child. The funeral will take place TO-
morrow afternoon at two o'clock from
the residence of X. B. Ashfeld.
Mr.. L. D. BUNCH, travelling agent for
n, 1iQuor firm of this city, fell through a
batchway about nine O'Clock last night,
In the new building now In process Of
construction at Fifth and Walnut streets,
and was severely injured about the head
and face. He was taken to the hospital,
where he was promptly attended to.
AT meeting Of the Alumna OF the Gin.
cfnnati Wesleyan College the following
uamed ladies were elected officers !:
president, Mrs. Anna S. Weatherby;
Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. e. j.
Allen; Recording Secretary, Miss Lucy
Harker; Treasurer, Miss Maria Empson.
THE Board OF Control held special
session this morning for the purpose Of
Informing its members of the fact that
tAe appropriation Of $4,000 for the
Union bridge was insufficient to com
plete the work. The former action was
accordingly reoonfrned, and bonds is
sued by the Commissioners to make up
the deficient sum.
TEE Board of Health yesterday after
noon referred to q member Of the dis
trict near Findlay and Central avenue,
q communication complaining OF nui-
ssnoe caused by the rendering OF animal
fst In house by the Butchers' Melting
Association; that the stencil arising is
hnbearable and injurious to the health
Ind comfort of citizens.
THE University OF Cincinnati has pub
Nshed pamphlet for 1876-76, announcing
1he course of study, and the rules rela-
tive to examination and admission.
Hhree courses Of study are open at pres
snt--classical, scientific and civil engin-
serins. The fret term Of the coming
year begins September 9th, lasting thir-
Isen weeks; the second term January
r, lasting twelve weeks; the third April
u, lasting twelve weeks, and ending
5ans %, 1879.
PxrER GIBSON, ESQ. has been pre-.
sented with an elegant silver service,
oonsisting Of tea set of seven pieces,
eaghty.seven small pieces, spoons, forks,
o., 3 soup tureen, cake basket, berry
6tsh and spoon, castor and fruit stand.
he present was given by Lord Charles
Pelham, Pelham Clinton, and the repre-
Ssntatives Of the late Thomas Coxhead,
Francis Berwick, Robert Boyd, Thomas
Mash and DR.. Bortain, in recognition OF
ns management Of q large English es-
1ste in West Virginia.
TEE Gibson House yesterday enter.
mined the following bridal parties; W.
s. Hamlin and wife, Miss Jobson, S. "A.
Hssey, Philadelphia; A. Lynch and wife,
lise L. Mitchell, Maysville; George G.
Anderson and wife, Mrs. Nj. Hull, G. e.
hoffman, Louisville; John Loomis and
VIE. Miss Cook, q. e. Cook, Richmond +;
y. E! Williams and wife, Miss Maggie
bates. 81. Parks, jr., Nashville; Frank
3obnson and wife, Miss Johnson, st.
1euis; j. q. Biggs and wife, Pittsburg;
tn noman and vita MnadviIia