The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-08

THE Young Ladies' Bible Glass OF the
Ninth-street Baptist Church will hoh
spelling match tonight.
THE gentle reporter OF the Newport
Leader visited the Cincinnati Police
Court room this morning.
The Welsh people oil the city have a
spelling match at the Lawrence-street
Church tomorrow evening.
REV. j. l.. ROBERTSON, former pastor
OF the Second Presbyterian Church, is
now in the city with his wife.
KoEHNKEN & Co. offered to the Exposi-
tion Commissioners the sale OF the organ
now in Exposition Hall for 1900.
THE new Board of Control holds its
first meeting next Monday morning for
the purpose OF eflecting an organization.
MR. J. Cook, of Harriet street, reports
to the Chief of Police that he has been
robbed OF $55 in money and some cloth
ing.
THE letting of the contracts for the
Southern Railroad bridge over the Ken
lucky river will probably occur to-mor-
row.
The Fourth Ward gave Mayor john
ston the largest majority OF any.in the
city, the vote being Ij7 over that I0r Rob
inSon.
ALICE MUM, a colored woman, for
assuuiLing her neighboI, Miss Jennie
Williams. was fined $40 and costs i'll the
Police Court this morning.
THE Philomathic Union give an enter
tainlnent at the Grand Opera-house Sun
day evening, April II, for the benefit OF
the German St. Louis Church of Bates
vile, Ind.
PERSONS at distance from the city
who wish to secure seals tor he Musical
+ s4val may do 20 by addressing John
Church & Co., OF tbls city, who have
charge of the Sale Of seats.
HENRY STKAUS was charged in the
Police Court this morning With Illegal
voting III both precincts OF the Eigh-
teenlh Wald, and held over to the Grand
Jury under bonds OF $500.
MR.. WILL. NJ. HINMAN and wife left
for Boston this morning, where they Will
take up their residence Tor the future.
Their departure from this city is regret
tel by large circle OF friends.
The organization of the new Board Of
Aldermen takes place on next Wednes-
day, 14th inst; Common Council, Thurs
day the 18th inst, and the new Board of
Councilmen ON the 18th OF this month.
ANDREW HANDLY, who was found at
tempting to sell two hundred feet of rub
Der hose, was arrested to-day by officer
Jones, of the Third-street Station-house,
On suspicion that he stole the property.
Services will be held at a quarter to
O'Clock this evening, at Ascension Z. +.
Mission (Church Of the Cross J, corner of
Findlay and Baymiller. Services by Rev.
ID. !. Edwards, and sermon by Rev. Z. b.
Morgan.
The Board of Trade yesterday pre-
sented to the Exposition Board a COM
munication, offering 800 for the best
portable engine for farm purposes, and
500 for the best surfacing and matching
machine.
THE Women's Christian Association
gratefully acknowledges the receipt OF
S2I9 rs from Mr. Coan, the Chairman OF
the Social Committee of the Y. Nj. e. A,
being half The proceeds OF the spelling
match of March 9th.
DON'T forget the Tennesseeans at the
York-street NJ. Il. Church tonight and
tomorrow night. Several new singers
have been added to the list, and the en-
tertaiument will, it possible, be more at
tractive than formerly.
THE members of the Newsboys' Union,
through their Secretary, John King, ten
DER lHelr JDauhS W MIS-. v. L w iSoh, VI
this city, for her donation of thirty-nlne
volumes OF excellent and instructive
books Tor their library.
AMATEURS who would like to connect
themselves in an organization for mutual
improvement in brass and string lnstru-
ments, should apply to the Superintend-
ent OF the Y. NJ. Z. A., who is now busy
organizing a fine parlor orchestra.
TNy rd q
communication was read from the Ohio
Mechanics institute, Offering $500 gold
for the best automatic cutoff stationary
steam engine, and 5000 gold for the best
stationary slide-valye steam engine.
THE Whittier Club reelection OF Off
GERS took place last evening and result
ed as follows: President, George E..
Metsker; Vice-President, William Ross !;
Treasurer, Charles E. jenkins; Secreta-
ry, George W. Zapf; Corresponding Sec
retary, James Walker. jr.
THE meeting at Robinson's Opera.
house last evening was we'll attended,
and was conducted by Mr. Cole and by
Mr.. Stevens, Of st. PauPs NJ. 4. Church,
this city. Another meeting Will be held
this evening in the same place, con-
Quoted by the same gentlemen.
GEORGE HALL AND GEORGE ALExAN-
DER, Two colored men, were arrested
yesterday for stealing a box Of cigars
from 4. Schotts cigar store on Fifth
street near Park. This morning the two
were convicted in the Police Court and
each sentenced to thirty days in the
Work-house and fine of $25.
The operating rooms OF the Ohio Dem
tai College are now open, and operations
upon the teeth will be rendered gratis to
those apply ing for such, no charge being
made for inserting teeth other than the
actual cost of material. All operations
are performed under the directions OF the
professors OF the college.
PRESIDENT INGALLS,, of the l., c. & L,
r. t., has dispensed with the directors
car, and has fitted it up in splendid style
as parlor car, to be used on the popu-
lar route via Kankakee, between this
city and Chicago. This is the first step
in this direction toward true economy
Who, will follow the example?
THE Trustees of MiIlcreek Township
have organized as follows: j. I'll. w
Rott, Democrat, Treasurer; Theophilus
Wilson, Elon Strong, Republicans, and
Henry kemper, Democrat, Trustees; G.
HI. kaylor, Clerk; A. j. Harker, Demo.
crat, Constable, and j. e. Henderson,
Robert Kemper, Jos. L. Crary and john
NJ. Roller, Assessors.
THE promenade concert at Mozart II all