The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-16
LOCAL BREVITIES.

THERE is q balance Of $15, I'll 80 in the
treasury Of the Cincinnati University.
THE annual meeting OF the Associa'
ton OF Ohio Colleges will be held IN this
city.
LULU WEsHELM; OF Broadway, near
Front street, is laid up with fractured
limb. Ice.
THE New Richmond Narrow-gauge
Railway will be completed about the lst
Of July, 1877.
THK Portsmouth Narrow-yauge Rail
way has offered $500 for the old schoo
lot in Columbia.
A BURGLAR last night entered the res
idenoe No. 16 CLARK street, but was
frightened off without securing any
booty.
THE matter of additional compensa-
tion asked for by the Southern Railway
Trustees has been referred TO the City
Solicitor.
THE teachers of the Sixteenth District t
School have adopted resolutions OF re =
Bpect TO the memory of Mrs. Ada M.
lloyd, who died recently while on her
wedding trip.
THE jury in the Geo. Green case, in
which the defendant was charged with
exhibiting gaming devices, failed TO
agree yesterday evening, and the case
was again continued until this after
moon.
THE Polish st. Stanisaus Savings So
ciety filed papers with the Recorder yes
terday. The Trustees are John Teski,
John Kazimieoski, and Norbert Wrobll-
Eoski; Clerk, Vincent Choeiszeioski; /;
Treasurer, Joseph Schema.
IoHN MCLAUGHLIN, who was carried
away from Cincinnati, Sunday morning,
On coal barge, was rescued from a
cake Of floating ice by party OF men
near the Mammoth Cave Pork-house, at
Madison, Indiana, yesterday.
THE certificate of the Government Of
Chilli OF "hOnorable mention" for the
school work at the International Expo
kition at Santiago, 1875, has been re-
ceiVed, and will be framed and hung up
in the office Of the superintendent of
Hducation.
THE Board OF Directors OF the Cincin.
natl Hotel Company (Grand HoLel) is
composed of the following-named gem
Nemen, who will serve during the ensu-
ing year: Robert Mitchell, 4. w. Gun
ningham, James Smith, jr., John Coch-
mower, Tneo. Cook, John Carlisle and
George Hafer.
THE Board of Directors OF the South
ern Ohio Fair Association have organ
ixed for the ensuing year by the election
Of the following officers: President, N.
0hmer; Vice President, John Stroup:
Treasurer, G. b. Hartman. The fourth
annual FAIR will be held September "a,
70, 26, q and 2S, 1877.
AT the annual election Of the Third
National Bank Messrs. Oliver Perrin, w.
W. Scarborough, Briggs Swift, S. Davis,
E., James W. Gaff, Henry Lewis and A.
"A. Holton were elected Directors. AT
ameeting of this Board Mr.. Oliver Perrin
Was elected President, Mr.. q. z. Grit
fth Vice President, Mr.. Ammi Baldwin
Cashier, and Mr. S. W. Ramp Assistant
Cashier.
THE recent suit before Judge Linde-
mann, detailed in the STAR few days
Einoe, Of Florence Il. Clark VS.. Josephine
Adams, has eliminated in bastardy
quit before Squire EVitt, in which a
well-knOwn Broadway salOon-keeper is
defendant. A chattel mortgage on stock
and fixtures of the saloon OF Alfred
Turner, 2O4 Broadway, was given Satur-
day to secure plaintiff, Josephine Ad-
AIMS, in the amount OF $3.50 per year.
THE first annual meeting Of the Gin.
Gtnnati Furniture Exchange was held
In the Board OF Trade Rooms yesterday
mGternoon. The main objects OF the AS
soeiation are a system by which accurate
Information can be gathered on which tC
sound proper and sale credits, and {
more uniform class Of freight rates OIL
atI the railroads terminating in this city
MHoh has already been done in this di
Eection, and much remains to accomp
Iish in the future. The Exchange is ou
begin the new year with. The election
ni officers resulted In the selection o
The ticket printed In yesterdays STAR