The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-30
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LOCAL BREVITIES.
-s.13 to 6,n N. -
( The West End is to have new sls
vator.
CHARLES ALBERT KEBLER has been ad-
mitted to the Bar.
BURNET WOODS PARK was alive with
the lovers Of good music yesterday eve
ming. ~ ~ ~ - =
PRICES Hull is growing rapidly in
favor as a pleasant place Of resort tol
pure air. ----- =
:, THB Democratic Executive Commit
tee OF the county meets tomorrow to ar
range for a ratification meeting.s -
AT Chester Park to-day there will bs
four races of interest. Lady Chester
was the faycrite in pool selling last
night. =. -.5..,
ALVIN BRUNER, a painter, living at
No. "a Jackson street, Is now In the Gin.
cinnati Hospital. A fall from a scaffold
Is what ails him.. - =
LIEUTENANT Col. MAX. MosLER, Of
the First Reg ment Ohio National
Guards, was serenaded by Brands
Band last night. - J.
AT Charles Devoto's, corner Fourth
ana Main, yesterday, nearly one thou
sand names were enrolled for Tilden
and Hendricks Club. The signers will
meet Saturday night at the same place
to arrange tor a parade on the Fourth.
THE Republicans OF the Twenty first
Ward have elected the following officers
of their Hayes and Wheeler Club: Pres
ldent, Eph. Morgan; Vice Presidents,
Jas. Currsn, Peter +. Striker, p. Mar
uua; Secretary, John McGarry; Trea-
surer, Thos. Williams. ea %" ..'i =
GEORGE H. GoEHLER, Of Black Hills
potorlety, has arrived home, sun-burned,
weary and dead broke. Some Of the
pano and Goehler party went, farther
West, the balance starting for home. He
said George Smith, OF this city, is new
1T st. Joseph, Missouri. --- ,.,s-.,,..
PATRICK FoaARrY, by the verdict rem
dered yesterday in the John Palmer in
quest, is a murderer. He has not been
seen since April II. when. In Glendale.
be shot his victim down. A reward has
been offered for his capture.
CHAs. E.. JONES, convicted and SEN
lenced by Judge Lindemann, on charge
morning released on a writ Of error OBJ
tained by his counsel, T. c. Campbell,
upon the ground that the evidence did
not warrant the finding OF the Court.
. AT meeting OF the Board of Directors
Of the Cincinnati University last night,
It was decided 10 reduce the salaries OF
)he Professors from $500 year to
h, TOO, from the 1st Of January, 1877. 1t
was also agreed to relinquish all care
and control of the Observatory and turn
1t over to The tender merciss OF the
city. e'... l.. -. /.
NJ. COHEN, at least that's the name he
goes by, has been attempting to defraud
merchants of this city by leaving orders
pn ten days time, the goods to be sent to
No. ITO West Fourth street. Bohm
Bros. b Co., Robert Leslie, and Lock
wood ~ Snowdon have received visits
from him, none OF whom were victimiZed,
however. , ....
JACOB MUTH, farmer living in the
Vicinity Of Fairmount, during u quarrel
recently with neighbor named Matthew
Doet, struck Doet in the head with a
brick, making q wound that may result
fatally. Muth has been arrested and is
Under bonds to answer a charge Of as
lault with intent to kill.
AT Prices Hill last night another
large and excellent audience assembled,
snd was entertained with music by the
cincinnati Grand Orchestra, forty per-
CORNERS, with Mr.. Michael Brand CON-
tuctor. These Prices Hill concerts are
always delightful in all respects, and no
wonder they are so well attended. A-s1
CHRIS. WILSON, a sandy-haired youth
who used to work for MIR. Longley, No
1876 Sycamore street, is in trouble
again. He. is accused of stealing, $12s
from boot and shoe drummer from
BIT. Louis named A. q. Norman, with
whom he had been roomlng at Hunts
Hotel. The drummer being absent from
The city, the case was laid over this
morning until July Q, the bond fixed at
1900. f.f
WHILE Edward Zopf and Henry Ku.
Mn, both young men, were fooling
with an old fllnt-lock musket which,
among others, came from Columbus
recently for use in the Centennial
parade, the piece was discharged
and the ramrod, which was In the bar
eel, passed through Kuhn's hand, intiict.
Ing a wound that necessitated the
kmputation of the member. The ac-
cIdent occurred at the corner of John
and Poplar streets. Zopf surrendered
himself to the police authorities, and
will be tried ON the charge OF careless
Dheoting, as soon as his victim is able to
lppear. e..J r5ssg r48sf .l'rs
THE annual exhibition OF the st. Ann's
Coiored School took place last evening
pit Mozart Hall, and was witnessed by a
large and appreclatiye audience, among
whom were Rev. Archbishop Purcell,
Rev. Fr. Higgins, s. j., President Of st.
xaviers College, and Rev. Bron,
gese, Director Of the School.
The programme included several Ger
nan dialogues, an examination in gram
mar and geography, and drama III lwo
kcss entitled, '.The Palace OF Vanity; or
Queen Munzora OF Madaaasoar and Her