The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-22
LOCAL BRETITIES.

IHE Cnufcn Oh Atonemehgt ~ hi
side, will be consecrated wednesday
next. Bishop Jaeger will ofiiciate.
The County Commissioners are on
their return home from New YORK, and
will probably arrive in this city tonight.
Mr.. ALBERT WILLIAMSON, the genial
Deputy Recorder at the Courthouse, is
on a squirrel hunt at Boone county, Ohio,
with party of friends.
LARGE numbers of people left by the
trains this morning for the Hamilton
County Fair Grounds to attend the pic
mic given by the Agricultural Society.
THE case of L. u. Sine, charged with
using the mails to further scheme OF
chance, was called before Commissioner
Bond to-day, but by agreement was post
poned until Tuesday next.
THE funeral services Of Rev. Erwin
House, Assistant Editor of the Western
Christian Advocate, will be held in Mt.
Auburn NJ. Il. Church to-day, at $3.50
O'clock p. M.
to organize next Monday morning at ten
O'Clock, in the large room on the north
eastern corner of the Courthouse, which
has been handsomely reitted for their
use.
THE Friends of Inquiry last night dis
cussed the subject, ''Do the interests of
the people demand more centralized
form of government W. +. Brown,
Bar:ister W olfe, Dr. Garette, Mr. Haller
and Mr.. Pitman, were the wrestlers.
MINNIE LEONARD, a middle-aged wo-
man, was arraigned before Judge Linde-
man this morning, on charge of having
stolen coat yesterday, worth twenty
dollars, from the residence of Mr.. Cor.
man. She was sent to the Work-house
for ten days and fined $40.
Ara regular meeting of Liberty Lodge,
No. 2, American Protestant Association,
held last evening, S. b. Hayman, James
Taft and VIM. Freeman were elected
representatives to the Grand Lodge of
Ohio; Geo. Weber representative TO the
Right Worthy Grand Lodge Of the United
States.
THE officers are to-day looking for a
colored man named VIII Vienna, a resi-
dent of Covington, who beat his wife so
badly yesterday that she died last night.
Vienna fed as soon as he found she was
dead, and is supposed to be on this side
the river.
MR.. MILES GREENWOOD is about to re-
sign connection with the Greenwood con-
tract al the WOrk-house, and his sons
dlC luohihE AOl iOl ming q
stock company with sufficient capital to
employ profitable prison labor in manu-.
featuring hardware.
THE Undercliff Building Association
have special train, leaving the Little
Miami depot at half-past one O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon, and leaving Colum-
bia at six O'Clock. Tue passage is free,
and the excursion given for the sole
purpose OF advertising their property.
The Cincinnati Journal of Commerce
appears with ID new head and in an en-
larged form, having added one column to
each of its eight pages. Mr.. George w.
Hale still vouches for its success and
correct business character by continu-
ing as its proprietor and business man.
ager.
WILLIE JONES, the step-son of Mr..
Adolph Wo3a, died yesterday, at his
home on Mt. Auburn, on account of the
injuries he sustained by fail from lad
der in Exposition Building last Tuesday.
He was promising youth OF seventeen
years, and the loss sadly aflicts the be-
reaved family,
JERRY SULLIVAN, alias Carroll, who
halls from Psttsburg, was arrested yes
terday in the act of taking about seven
dollars from the pocket of one W. Ii.
LINDSAY, Oh lltu stIect, edsU VI ~ Gu
more. In the Police Court this morning
he was sentenced to the Work-house for
term OF thirty days and fined $50.
THE Citizens Decoration Committee
received $50 collected by subscriptions
by Messrs. Adae and Korte; the Com
mittee propose to decorate with flags
and evergreens, placing battle-fags in
the mouths of the three cannon, and a
nag on each soldiers grave. Captain
Denifer with his "Jagers" military com.
pany, and Washington Camp No. 3
p. S. o. A., will turn out and participate
in the parade.
THE anniversary entertainment las
evening of the Irving Literary Circle
was given at No. 3S5 George street, il
the presence of large number of invited
friends and was marked success, ev
erything passing off to the entire salts
action OF all present. This circle was
in splendid working order at this their
final meeting for the season, aud will
evidently warrant their success in thu
future.
The following is the new time schedul,
of the Dayton and Cleveland Short-lint
Railroad: On and after Sunday, May 23d
trains Will leave Plum-street depot al
follows: 1900 AM, $40 Am, 1850 Am
3:45 PM, :02 T. M, $40 r. NJ; arriving
at Cincinnati 5:15 A. M, 7:45 A. NJ, 9:4
A. NJ, 800 p. M, 500 p. NJ, 1885 p. M
700 A. NJ. train arrives at New Yorl
1890, noon, and at Boston 1850 p. M
making less than tnirty-four hours T.
Boston.
The Board of Councilmen yesterday
referred to the Steam Railroad Commit
tee q resolution to submit to vote 0
the people the question of extending
municipal aid TO railroad on the nortl
bank Of the Ohio, from Cincinnati tt
opposite Huntington, West Virginia
TO the Committee on Street Railroad
WAS referred a resolution to authorize
the Street Commissioner to compel tn,
proprietors OF Street Railroad Route No
10 to take up and relay their street-rail
road track.
OFFICER NORMAN, about O'Clock yes
terday, captured man in Cumminsyllle
partially bald, ragged and filthy. Ill
had on four coats, TWO vests, and guam
tity OF woOlen shirts. He carried, also
bundles OF rags, containing sandpaper
butcher knives, needles, and other arti.
eies. Cooking utensils, an old tin bucket
containing a hall decomposed goose
adorned hls travelling staff. In the Tentl
District Station he gave his name as Pa
O'Boyle, and imagined himself a king
He was taken before the Probate Cour
yesterday and sent to the Longviev
Asylum.