The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-28
LOCAL BREVITlES.
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BATHING in the canal Is forbidden by
The Lhlef OF Police.
DIR. G. Fl. FIELD, OF Kings college,
London, is in the city.
The German city dailies will not issue
0 paper on the 9th of July.
JOHN #. HoELsCHER, an aged German,
has been sent to Longyiew Asylum.
WEATHER permitting, the races al
Chester Park this afternoon promise to
be exciting. tr
CHAs. DIG has commenced suit to
recover $ll3 from Trsasurei-elect Wise,
for services In eleotioneering for Wise.
MR.. LUDWIG LANDER has been ap-
pointed s.OH and and ON man." vice T..
Iullaney, deceased. sa ary $500 per an
mum.
BOWEN WALLACK, ESQ, q former
we'll known citizen of this city dad yes
tsrday morning at West Chester, Pa.
He will be buried there.
PERSONS sending in complaints in re-
gard to the delivery OF the paper should
always send their address. Otherwise
We can not remedy the evil.
JIM. EDWARDS and Emil Kuhn, former
teachers OF the High School, have re.
ligned. The latter has accepted pro-
censorship in the Cincinnati University.
R.C. NUaENT claims that he was put
ef a train on the P, Z. u St. Louis Rail-
road at Psndleton, without cause, and
has commenced suit to recover $10,0 900
damages.
THE average percentage Of the pupils
Of the intermediate Department of the
Seventeenth District School, in passing
to the High SCHOOLS at their late exam
Ination, was 77.66.
J.W. MARK, OF Rosedale, Parke County,
Ind, while aboard the l., y. u l.. train
going from this city Monday night, was
set upon by Hennessy's gang Of monte
sharks and robbed Of $3.50.
IF you 60 to the concert at Burnet
Woods Park tomorrow, 20 by way OF
ION avenue. The Carthage Pike is torn
up to lay street railroad track.
CHRIST. sCHEMPP, who last spring,
nnder great proVocation, threw boy
Into the river near his saloon during the
high water, and who was found guilty oil
The uffense charged, will likely be par
loned.
VIM. PENN Lodge, 1. o. o. F., elected
the following officers last night: Noble
Grand, Thomas Williams: Vice draud,
David Brenberger; Recording Secretary
g. w. l.. Mathews; Representative te
Relief Committee, Henry y. Hugg.
MR.. ISAAC DoopEwARD, a well-knowr
Young gentleman Of this city, and Mis-.
Fannie Fieller were united In marriage
kast evening al O'clock at the residence
pf the briue's parents, No. II Eas
Fourth street. The kind wishes Of host
Sf friends go with the young couple.
ALBERT TILLY, the fifteen year old
son Of Wm. Tllly, the druggist, cOrne
pfFifth and Stone streets, was drowned
In the Ohio River near the Two Mil
House, Twenty first Ward, yesterda,
afternoon while bathing. The body wa
recovered soon after By j. IL. Fawceti
Of Sedamsville, who received a reWar
oil $50 from the fatner.
COLONEL GEO. W. HOLMES was burie
yesterday afternoon in Evergreen Gem
etery, back of Newport. Rev. j. W
Weakley, OF the Pearl-street Methods
Church, preached the sermon. The pal
bearers we're: Samuel Shaw, OF Campbe
County; j. l.. Thompson, Of Cincinnati
John Ii. Branch, Of Brancn Hill; j.
Langdon, of Cincinnati; Jas. J. Farar
Of Cincinnati; r. F. Eckert, Of Uincil
natl; w. w. Dawson, Of Cincinnati
]. G.. Foster, Of Cincinnati.
THE Standing Committees ofthe Boar
Of Public Works are as follows; Park:
Foote and Bell; Repairs and Manage
ment of Streets and Bridges, Gessel
and Caldwell; Street-cleaning and RI
pairs Of Sewers, Baker and Caldwell
Columbia avenue, Foote and Baker
Street and Steam Railroads, Caldwe
and Baker; Unfinished Business, Cald
well; Auditing, FOote; Light, Bell, Ba
ker and Foote; Claims and Damages
Baker, Foote and Caldwell; Water
works, Bell, Caldwell and Foote; Grade
and Improvements, Gessert, Foote an
Bell.