The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.

THE summer vacation OF schools be-
gins next Thursday.
MR.. BERNARD BETTMAN is now full
hedged attorney.
1T is thought that the Bates will case
will 60 to the jury on Saturday.
MOSES f. WILSON and James Maloney
are taking In the st. Louis Convention.
TO-DAY the United States Assistant
Treasurer commenced the payment oil
the July interest.
DR.. O. H. PAYNE will be inaugurated
as President OF the OHIO Wesleyan Uni
versity next Thursday at Delaware.
To MORROW, at Alexander's Wood
burn Farm, Kentucky, the annual sale
OF trotting stock and thoroughbreds Will
take place.
CONTRIBUTIONS OF flowers are received
every Thursday by lauies at The Y. NJ. q.
A. Rooms, for distribution TO the hos
pital patients.
CHIEF WOOD has issued an order that
no poncemen will be permitted to attend
picnics or other celebrations outside the
city July A. 1876.
PROF. w. II. MUssEY and DR.. G. S.
Muscrott, OF this city, have been nonii-
mated to read papers at the meeting oil
the international Medical Society at
Philadelphia July 4.
AT a meeting of the veterans last
nigut at Arbeiter Hall one thousand
two hundred men were reported
ready to take part in the "Fourth"
exercises. Colonel II. NJ. Moore Is to
command them.
MRS. MICHAEL BURKE, while walking
along Central avenue below Ninth, was
assaulted b. a highWayman and robbed
of heavy gold neok-chain and lockel
about 8 O'Clock last night. The rascal
made his escape through an alley.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE
members have enrolled their names with
the Hayes and Wheeler Club Of the
Thirteenth Ward. 1t is Ot1icered as fo
lows; l.. G. Brades, President; Jacot
Treasurer; and Henry Weber, secre'
tAry.
THE Lookout House, with its magnifi
cent accommodations and delightful
breeze, constantly grows in favor. MIR
Frank. Harf leaves nothing undone
The fourth grand concert Of the Cincin
natl Orchestra, Michael Brand, Con
ductor, takes place tomorrow evening
AT Chester Park tomorrow afterno OF
there will be two.mile heat race be
tween Captain stones Lady Chester
and Wunder's Blossom; also race O.
mile heats, three in five. The entries
are: c. l.. Espey's Harry Clay, W. Ii
Girty's Nellie Morton, and Knaubers
bay gelding Little Joe. A driving mattel
between two amateur horsemen will en-
HVen the boys.
AN ssover the Rhine" customer Of A
9. Burt g. Co.'s Commercial Bank sold 6
buggy TO u stranger, accepting in pay
ment check ior $lT5 and $50 in money
The check bore in bold letters across iti
face: ''Good-Commercial Bank" Whei
presented to the bank Tor payment 1T
worthless character was at once appal
ent. The public are warned agains
similar frauds.
SUITS were brought against the Hal
Sale u Lock Company before 'Squir
Erkel for payment Of certain checks is
sued to w0rkmep, and calling for pay q
the Company's banking-ho1se. Most {
the checks we're disposed of among bal
keepers and amount to about $70O. ]
Linne, julius STANCE, John Mechle.
Geo. Herancourt, Charles Gerlach an
Solomon Btr iner are the plaintiffs. TT
Squire gave judgment on all the claim
MIR. Hall furnishing bond.
MIR. JOSEPH j. BOWLING, the prom
nent and promising young actor, late
the Grand Opera-nouse, has been pr
sented with u medal inscribed: "Pr
sented to Joseph j. Dowiing, the Villa
Tell of America, by his Cinclnns
friends" On the reverse is monogra
of the initials }. j. ID. 1t is attached
sixteen.carat gold scroll, with the wol
"Champion" as a legend. Mr.. Dowlil
is now making preparations for the pr
duction in Hamilton. July 9, OF his ne
play, Lille in the W est.