The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-14

cents, and packages of twenty tickets
shall be sold Tor 81
The salaries of the District Physicians
were fixed at $3.50 per annnm. Ad-
journed.
HAMILTON.
The new School Board will meet and
organize next Monday night.
We were treated to quite q little thun-
der storm last night in this section.
Mrs. Horace Woodrough, of Cincin-
natl, is in the city visiting relatives and
| friends.
A case Of smallpox in the Third Ward,
! near the Cemetery, was last night re-
ported to the Health officer.
The Robert Beckett residence, ON Fifth
street between High and Dayton streets,
will be offered at public sale Tomorrow.
DR.. Forster yesterday shipped to Phil
| adelphia for exhibition at the Centen-
| nial over two hundred weight Of stuffed
birds and other animals.
| Commodore Feote and sisters are
billed for to- morrow afternoon and even-
ling at the Opera Hall. The lItte folks
are happy in anticipation of the treat.
| The Miami Valley Eclectic schooi)
Medical Society held q meeting yester-
day In the Courthouse. A resolution
| was passed suspending VIM. NJ. Ingalls
for unprotessional conduct towards
some OF the members.
The preliminary examination Of Alex.
Beallour, who Wednesday night con-
fessed to having attempted TO fire the
lOpera-house building, was had before
Mayor MaginnIs last evening. Owing
to- the trial the s'WiId Bill Troupe" gave
no performance as they were subp@naed
in the case as witnesses. Nothing new
was ELECTED further than was reported
in last evenings STAR. Col. James
Neal appeared as counsel for Bealfour.
LUDLOW, ky.
Mr.. Harry Bragg and bride are here on
a bridal tour, the guests Of the BRIDE
groomps parents.
The Ludlow Baseball Club is TO be re-
vived. Arrangements are now being
made looking to an early resume of ye
ancient and glorious l.. b. B. fame.
IL is not true that Mr.. Dixon, our ur.
bane tonserial artist, seeks the barber
Ishop on the yacht. Mart. Nolan wants
to be collector. Mart. has an eye to
business.
Mr.. Lew. W. Folger and Mics Annie
| White, both OF this city, were married by
the Rev. Mr.. White, the BRIDES father,
at the residence ofJ Ii. Bogart, Esq, OF
Cincinnati, Wednesday, April II.
Mayor-eIect e. A. Williams is now
tduly qualified TO enforce the city ordf
nances-"a contamination devoutly to
be wished for.n The City Council should
at once have copies Of the ordinances in
force placed in the possession of His
Honor, that he may the better enforce
their provisions.
| MIAMISBURG, O.
Senators Shultz and Grove arrived
home from Columbus yesterday.
john Wautz, of Elknart County, Ind,
here on visit, left for home yesterday
A council meeting was called Wed.
nesday evening, but did not convene on
account of all the members not being
present.
Colonel J. +. Hoy, of New York City,
delivered temperance lecture to a
large audience In the Reformed Church
on Monday evening, and will again de.
liver one In Iown Hall tonight. He is
pronounced an eloquent speaker.
GLENDALE.
The Presbytery OF Cincinnati closed
its session OF two days with the ami
versary OF the Presbyterial Sunday
ESQ.,, read the report, and addresses
were made by Revs. Morey, Dudley and
IChidlaw. The audience, adults and
children, evidently enjoyed these SER
vices.
TIPPECANOE, o.
The Carries House has been purchased,
renovated and in every way improved
by MIR. W. T. Galbfaith, and will be
open for business next week. The want