The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-22
LOCAL BREVITLEs.

RorHscHILD's trial will commence
next Thursday, In Jefferson, Texas.
THE special meeting Of the Board Of
Education failed Of quorum last night.
THE Sxaub- Wilson contested election
case will be brought before the Common
Pleas Court.
APPLICANTS for admission into the
University will be examined from June
to June 10.
WILL the present employees Of the As
sistant Treasurers office be able TO
Stem the tidef
THREE dwelling houses are to be
erected on the University lot on walnut
Hills, east Of Lane Seminary.
A WORKMAN named Snyder was In
jured somew hat yesterday afternoon by
the caying in OF bank on Fourth street
near Central avenue, where he was FIX
ing water pipe. Snyder is in the Hos
pital.
THE Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Animals has requested mer
chants, dry goods "strappers" and 9th.
ers not to throw nails, scraps Of iron,
&C., in the street, as they prove danger
Gus TO horses leet.
FRANK MULLOY, painter living q,
No. 82 Celestial street, Mt. Adams,
while working on the Mt. Adams ln-
clined Plane, was struck by descend
ing car, winch mangied his leg. No
bones were broken.
THE bondsmen Of Mr.. Stem, the United
States Treasurer, are announced as tol-
lows: Thos. q. and Robert Smith, W.
Fl. and James Ii. Sayre, Samuel and
Henry Pogue, Joseph Klnsey, Samuel
L. Yourtee. The bond is for S25O, GOO.
THE Committee on Elections CON-
menced last night hearing testimony in
the contest OF the seat of NJ Moifat by Sui.
livan Tor member OF Council from the
Sixteenth Ward. Two Witnesses were
heard, and the Committee adjourned I'LL
next Monday.
THE Knights of Pythias have an ex.
cursion to-day to Toledo, to attend the
session of the Grand Lodge of Ohio.
They go by the c., II. II d. r. r., and
take Curriers' Band with them. To-
morrow evening they will be treated to a
moonlight ride on the lake.
OvERTUREs have been made to Miss
Julia Rive, the accomplished pianist oi
this city, IRON the management Of the
Gilmour Garden Concerts, OF New York
date and play. Miss Rive has not yel
definitely decided to accept.
The Trustees and Lady Managers o.
the Cslored Orphan Asylum have ac
knowledged, with sincere gratitude, the
receipt OF $50 given by Mr.. p. Newhall
to be applied to the liquidation of the
donation OF one hundred bushels of Goa
nv Hon q w O. .InhnstOn
THE following is the order of musica
examinations In the Public Schools thi'
week, commencing to-day: Tuesday
morning, Thirteenth District; after
noon, Fourteenth District; Wednesda!
morning, Fifteenth District; afternoon
Twenty-third Dis strict; Thursday morn
ing, Normal; afternoon, TWenLy.hrs
District, Sedamsville.
JOHN HALTHoUSE, of No. 78 Abigail
street, was Il prisoner at the Hammond
street Police Station last ght, charged
with cutting with intent to XII. He ant
his father-n- named Fouchs, had
fuss at the latter's place, in the vicinit,
of Front and Ludlow streets, and rollet
together on the floor. When Fouchs 60
up he was cut and bleeding, and charge,
Halthouse with stabbing him. Hi
daughter stated, however, that the Of
man fell on The knife accidentally, an
that seems to be the general opinion. =
AT BoseRs saloon, in the Twenty
fourth Ward, Saturday afternoon Free
Fritz, Jr., received dangerous woun
in the breast from a manure-fork in th
hands of his father, Fred. Frilz, 5
The sen was making an effort to get th
inebriated father home, when he b.
came enraged and assaulted him Q
above stated. To the disgrace of justit
the old gentleman was let off with II
nayment OF costs In the Police Cou
yesterday. 1t ID feared by the atten
ing physician that pleurisy will resu
from the injuries received by your
Fred.
DECORATION DAY bids fair to be
success in every respect, as the full al
favorable reports from various comm
tees appointed by the Soldiers al
Sailors Memorial Association show
unusually active effort to make it su
cess. AT meeting last night Gener
Il, B. Banning was invited to make
address before the Association on ne:
Monday evening. General j. Il. Bate
Colonel A. e. Jones and Colonel W.
Robinson were among the twenty-h
elected members. There were nlte
initiated.