The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-24
LOCAL BREVITIES.

THE Orpheus Society have rented
Mannerchor Hall.
JESSE NILES house at Mount Lookout
was struck by lightning yesterday. NO
serious damage done.
JOSEPH ]. SAYRE, OF this city, has pre-
pared q very handsome Hayes ana
Wheeler campaign badge.
ANTON DEFLEY, who was shot some
time ago, is slowly recovering. The ball
has not been extracted.
THE Consolidated Street Car Company
has reduced the wages OF conductors TO
~ per day, and hostlers to 30 per week.
ADAM MAcHLK and Joseph Klein,
members of the Mohawk Fire Company,
were dismissed from service by the Fire
Commissioners.
THE sons of DIR. Graeff and the son Of
DR.. Harwood Robbins, who disappeared
from their homes some days ago, were
found in Carthage.
COL. GEORGE w. HOLMES, formerly
Treasurer of Hamilton County, is lying
dangerously i'll at his home in Campbell
County, Kentucky.
THE reunion of the Cincinnati Alumni
Club Of the Ohio Wesleyan University
)ast night was we'll attended, and very
pleasant throughout.
Ex-SECRErARY BRIsTow arrived last
night andl the guest OF Colonel N. l..
Anderson. Curriers' Band Serenaded
him shortly after his arrival.
MRS. JAMES A. OATES and her Opera
Boutfe Company at the Grand Opera
house next week. A change Of bill every
night. Secure seats at HaWley's.
The game between the Old and New
Reds could not come off on account of
Lhn HnH1n1 Hr
until Monday. Bostons and Reus to-
day.
Tom ALLEN passed through the city
last night on his way to ST. Louis, where
he will give sparring exhibitions during
the Convention. He returns to this city
on the 7th OF September, and goes into
training for his ''mil" with Joe Goss.
MRS. SARAH SowDERs, wife Of Robert
6owders, OF Atlanta, Ga, who died al
she residence of her brother, j. y. Dor.
man, on Walnut Hills, last Wednesday
was buried this afternoon from Asbury
Chapel, on Webster street, near Syca
more.
THE Woodward Alumni Association
held their annual meeting last night a
the hall in Woodward High School build
ing. Addresses were made by Mr.. Isaac
Simon, President OF the Association
Peaslee.
COLONEL A. E. JONES has made the
following announcement: Quarter mas tel
General Continental Organization, j.
Kiersted; Adjutant General, w. j
ONiel; Assistant Adjutant General
James Nj. Harper; Surgeon General
s. u. MenZies.
AT THE graduating exercises Of the
Cincinnati Hlgh Schools the Ray Med
ais" four in number, were awarded 81
follows: W. It. q. Hassore, OF Kentuck.
(gold and Walter q. Christopher (sil
ver), of "Woodward," and Charles 5
Hare (gold) and Belle Il. Whittake
(silver), OF Hughes"
The severe wind storm which sLrucI
this village yesterday blew down new
frame two and half story house o
Harrison avenue, two squares beloy
Spring Grove avenue, the property oil L
Ailoth. Some carpenters at work on tn
inside escaped the general wreck b
making good time, though two OF thel
were severely bruised.
The Ohio Il Mississippi r ,ilroad ticl
ct office at the Grand Hotel will be ope
all day Sunday, where tickets and slee
ing-car accommodations to the ST. Lou
Convention can be had by the gre
through line. This is the only route th;
runs cars direct TO st. Louis Wliho
change. Delegates and others can g
all Information at the Company's ofhc
The Tenth Warders held meeting
the Kace-street Engine-house last nig
and organized Hayes and Wheel
Club. f. l.. Emmert presided, and Ada
Stemkonig was made Secretary. Gusti
R. Wahie, Henry Knorr, Ben. Klein,
Gramp and l.. Graesser were appointt
Committee on Resolutions. Near
one hundred names are already Oh Il
membership list.