The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-08
LOCAL BREVITlES.
REGISTER your city bonds.

REGISTER your city bonds.
WEMay have dry spell yet.
THE Murphy movement will be here
soon.
ARCHER VS.. BLACKBURN postponed
for week.
sAvEup your weeks salary and buy
q strawberry.
SPRING and nand-organs come abou,
the same time.
NEW hotel to be built on the Loveland
camp grounds.
TwENTY-NINE candidates have passed
the examination in the Law School.
JUDGE ALEXANDER Paddock has been
appointed a Master Commissioner OF the
Superior Court.
ONE swallow doesn't make a spring,
but musquito does just when you
think you've got him.
THE United Stock Yards Company
has subscribed $4,000 to the capital
stock OF the Southern Railway Com
pany.
EMIL YOUNG, a picture dealer on Wal
nut Hills mas made an assignment to d.
W. Huntington. Assets between $500
and $500. Liabilities not known.
THE Cincinnati Park Exposition Ae-
ISOLATION has instituted a suit against
the city to recover SIC, 900 for work done
on Eighth street between Millcreek and
the Plank Road.
iHE sem:-annual examinations In mu-
BIO III the Public Schools commenced in
che First District this morning, and will
continue In the numerical order of the
schools until completed.
THE Sunday-school Superintendents
Of the Episcopal churches in Southern
ONO are to have grand rally at Chilli
pothe Tomorrow. A special train will
leave the Marietta & Cincinnati depot
at 7:15 A. NJ.
The Committee on Public Build.
lngs, at meeting held last night, elected
Frank Fortman Assistant Sergeant-at-
Arms of Council, B. W. Kline as night
Watchman, and Sim. II. Cottle as day
watohman OF the City Buildings. These
parties assume their duties on the 18th
inst.
THE transfer OF the property bought
from the Rusk heirs for the Old Mems
Home, nearly opposite the Walnut Hills
Methodist Episcopal Church, has been
made. After this properly is paid fol-
there will still be sum amounting tn
about $4,000 at the disposal Of the
Trustees.
THErecently elected Trustees OF Grace
Methodist Church are III. NJ. Harbaugh,
FL. Harvey, George Allen, r. Reid, r. s.
Zilar, D. Z. Garrison, VIM. White, VIM
Huddart, Il. +. Layman. Stewards: F.
X. White, VIM. Harmening, r. Reid, W.
g. A. Moore, g. II. Morris, Wm. Wood
s. HARVEY THOMAS, executor, 312 Wal
nut street, Philadelphia, wants intorma.
tion OF The heirs of George Hazard (co!
Ored), deceased. His children, Nancy
and Robert Hazard, were sold as slaves
many years ago in Virginia. II they car
not be heard from, then he wants to o'heal
from Henry Williams, formerly Of Gin
oinnati.
AT the Church Of the Atonement Fair
the young lady contestants for the
gold watch and chain are Miss
Jane Courtney, OF the Cathedral congre
CATION; Miss Cecilia English, of St
Xavier's; Miss Bridget Ryan, Of St. Pat
riok's; Miss Mollie O'Brien, of st. Ed
wards; Miss Lena Stickler, of st.
Joseph's, and Miss Molie Regain, OF tn .
Church OF the At0nement. Mr.. John B
Callahan, State Secretary OF the TEN
peranoe Union of Ohio, and Mr.. Johr
Feely, President of the Ancient Order
OF Hlbernians Of Cincinnati, are running
a race for diamond breast-pin. The
jewels are on exhibition in kinsey's
window Oh Fourth street, between Main
and Walnut.