The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-19
LOCAL BREVITIES.

THE Hamilton County Fair opened TO-
day at Carthage.
ALFRED HILL gets $1,000 for his work
recently done on the Columbia SCHOOL,
house.
CHRIST. HoLLERs dwelling, in Mill
creek Bottom, was burglariZed the other
night OF about $50 worth Of clothing.
AT John Sullivan's Turf Exchange,
Wine street above Fourth, pools on the
IouisVille races will be sold this even
ing.
BASEBALL on Thursday at 2 P. NJ.
ST. Bernard against Carthage; and on
Friday, Cincinnati Times Club against
Carthage.
NEXT Monday evening the University
board will meet in special session to
consider the financial condition OF the
institution.
MEMBERS OF the Grand Opera-house
and Woods Theater companies were
hanqueted last evening by Mr.. Bor-
man, oil Vine street.
THE alarm OF fire from Box 1884, about
1o'elock this morning, was caused by u
trffing fire in the shed kitchen attached
to the residence of N. J. Bowen, No. 240
Baymiller street.
MRS. BUsCHER, who lives at No. IA
Liberty street, lell down a stairway yes.
tsrday afternoon and was seriously in
jared. She had babe in her arms, but
the infant escaped uninjured.
A BRAKEMAN named Kinsley, Of the
II, G. u l.. Railroad was knocked from a
freight car at the Harriet-street bridge
about 8 o'clock last night. He was badly
hurt about the head and face.
MARY II. SMITH and Emma Schell
have been appointed teachers in the
Twenty fifth District, and Maria McAYoy
has been transferred from the Twenty
fourth to the Twenty-ffth District.
PROF. A. G. WETHERBY, Principal of
the Nineteenth District School, takes
his place in the Cincinnati University
next Tuesday, September %, as Assist
ant Professor of Natural History.
HENRY WEBBER, and John Tucker,
the Oarsmen, with a number of their
friends, will meet tonight at the Ober-
ley House, corner OF Second and Broad
way, to arrange for rowing match.
THE Bellevue House, Inwood Park,
Lookout House, and Prospect Hill,
which have heretofore been within the
jurisdiction of the Bremen-street Police
District, have been transferred to that
OF Corryville District.
sBENCEh W OhhUhi u hGuluChluu, was
found early this morning, on Broadway,
in the clutches of some thieves. Ken.
lucky was lnebriated, and locked up at
Hammond street. When searched, $1I6
in money was found in his pocket.
BLANCHE LOUISE, youngest daughter
Of David L. and Louise q. Woodrow, a
J0ung lady Of rare social qualities and
many accomplishments, who died last
Sunday morning, was buried from her
Late residence on Oak street, West Wal
nut Hills, at O'Clock to-day.
LUDLOW APJONEs' suit in the Common
Pleas Court against ]. Ii. Bissell, of the
Abstract Company, has been dismissed
and the injunction dissolved. Many oi
the stockholders who have given the
manager considerable trouble, have
transferred their stock, and now Mr..
Bissell is proceeding with the work as
usual.
A. ROW occurred last night at the
LoeWen Garden, in which Frank. NJ.
CONS took fired two shots. He says that
lie was Knocked down by the private
vatchmaD, Adam Bisack, and beaten up
by a crowd. Comstock fired in self-de-
Tense, according to his statement. He
was arrested. No one was hit.
LAST night In the Board Of Education
the Committee on Salaries reported,
recommending that the salaries OF music
teachers be liked at $3.50 per annum,
except Wendell Schiel, who Is to receive
81, ,zO0 per annum for two-thirds time.
Also that Mr.. Aiken receive 81, 100 as
soon as he Is appointed Superintendent
Of Music under the rules. The report
was adopted.
THE Cincinnati Observatory will be
open to visitors on the 2Sth, Goth and
80th instant, between the hours of and
10 p. NJ. Visitors to insure admission
should get permits from DR.. Disney,
Secretary Of the Board of Directors OF
the University of Cincinnati, at his office
ON the corner of Third and Main streets.
The East End horse-cars and the Mount
Lookout dummy take persons to point
within very short distance of the Oh.
serVatory.
THE following petitions for clemency,
directed TO the Directors of the City
Work-house, have been granted: John
Klein, on payment of costs; Peter Nolan,
to-day; Joseph Sich, October /; Bridget
Hurke, to-day; VIM. Harris, on requisi-
tfon oil his brother; Fred. Wilmer, Octo-
Der i; Fred. Conradi, to-day; Dominick
Patten, October l; Mary Ferguson, to-
day; Ii. Welman, to-day. "Lady" Mary
REancis sent in piteous epistle asking
that part Of her fine be remitted so that
she might get out to attend to her little
boy. Her case was referred to Colonel
UOdds.
Personal.