The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-07
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

MISS Sallle Perln, daughter oil OltV6r
Perrin, Esq, were married yesterday.
THE New Mohawk Building Associa.
tion has been Incorporated; capital
stock, 81, 100000, divided into $500 shares.
REV. q. W. WENDTE. minister Of the
First Congregational Unitarian Church,
leaves soon for three months trip to
Colorado.
JOHN j. DE HAMS Work-house SEN
tence was not executed, as the Probate
Court has adjudged him insane, and he
was sent to Longview Asylum.
NATHAN HAMILTON, colored, aged
eighteen, who used to work at No; 4O6
West Seventh street, has skipped to
Kentucky with lot Of stolen goods.
A MODEL of the proposed Pioneer Mon
umsnt, to be erected in Spring Grove
Cemetery, can be seen in the studio of
Mr.. A. Cortepassi, No. 2SS West Fifth
Itreet,
r. M. SHOEMAKER has been elected
President OF the Consolidated Street
Railway Company, IN place of Col. A. d.
Bullock, resigned. The vote was unani-
nous.
SENATOR W. p. WALLACE has been
elected one OF the Directors Of the Long
view Asylum, to fill the place made
vacant by the expiration Of Paul Rein
lein's term.
THR Board OF Directors of Spring
Grove Cemetery have resolved hereafter
not to allow the planting of trees, shrubs
or flowers on the soldiers lots except by
express PERMISSION.
ROBERT MITCHELL and j. L. Keck have
been recommended to Council as rent
appraisers OF the Pearl-street Market
house, for the l., G. & l.. Railroad Com
pany's lease Of the same.
THE Chamber Of Commerce has de-
plded tnat the same rule shall be applied
10 representatives OF steamboats, that is
applicable to all other persons seeking
admission to the Chamber.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Young has
been notified that there will be family
meeting at Philadelphia, July 3, of the
old Scotch family of Riddle and Riddells,
to which he is closely related.
II. w. THOMPSON, formerly Prose.
cutting Attorney Of Hamilton County,
but now connected with the Chicago
Tribune, is in the city waiting for the
trouble to begin at the National Conven-
tion.
THE thirteenth anniversary OF the adoI-
ton of the Constitution OF United Italy
will be celebrated tomorrow by o street
parade and picnic at the East End
Garden by the Italian Mutual BeneYo-
lent Society.
THE owners OF brick-yards here have
reduced wages as follows: Molders from
50 00 to 50 50, settlers from 81 80 to 81 %,
mud-wheelers from 81 25 to " 90, off-bear-
ers from 50 90 to 81 IS. A few old hands
have quit work, but their places are be-
Ing filled.
The Foreign Christian Missionary So
ciety has filed its certificate. The
Trustees are Isaac Errett, Jacob Bur-
net, j. S. Lamar, W. I. Moore, jam IS
Leslie, Robert Motfett and w. S. Dick
lnson; Secretary, james Leslie.
THE first annual catalogue Of the Bar
tholomew English and Classical School,
of this city, just published, reports an
attendance OF one hundred and four
scholars. or these siXty-three are in the
collegiate, twenty-five in the prepara-
tory, eight in the special and three in the
primary course.
OFFICER JAMES WHALEN, in shooting
the loads from his revolver yesterday,
in order to clean it, wounded little
Emma Jones, the daughter OF car
penter living on SiXth-sLreet Hill, abov e
Baum. The ball passed over vacant
lot adjoining Whalen's place and struck
Emma in The back OF the head. The
wound is not necessarily fatal.
HoEFFINGHoFF & LAUE's iron casting
shop, corner of Third and Lawrence
streets, was damaged slightly by fire at
IL O'clock last night. The latticed roof
over one Of the cupolas caught fire. The
floor OF Chas. e. Winchell l. Co.'s En-.
gine Works was scorched somewhat
Damage in all will not exceed 81, 800.
A PICNIC will be given on the ground.
OF Lane Seminary, Friday evening, fol
the benefit OF Lane Seminary Church
There will be abundant refreshments
elegant music, and the grounds are tC
be splendidly Illuminated with Chinese
lanterns. Much enjoyment may be an.
Licipated by all who desire to attend.
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