The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-23
LOCAL BREVITLES.

The Pork.room of the Chamber oil
Commerce has call board.
ROBERT WIEsER's residence. at No. 800
Elm street, has been "burgled" OF Sl3 50.
No arrest.
THE Centennial School Exhibit is not
to be donated to the Educational De-
partment at Columbus, but will be put
up in suitable place in the Public Lii
brary Building.
SALLIE IsRAIL, the fourteen.year-old
daughter OF W m. Israil, who lives at No.
20 Thirteenth street, was sent to the
House of Refuge this morning on the
charge of inc0rrigibility.
THE Centennial Guards have evaou-
ated the "ForW at Hammond-stree Sta
tion, and marched tor their new quar-
ters, on the northwest corner Of Sixth
and Main streets, at which place they
will assemble for roll-call this evening.
VICTOR ZUsY and Christ. Kuemmerle,
laborers AZ Klotters Sons Brewery,
were arrested on warrant sworn out
by their employers, who charge the two
with perjury. The case will be heard
next Saturday afternoon by Squire
Dossmann.
JOHN CUsIoK, an ill-looking hummer,
whom Officer Brazil says is regular
dead-beat, was gwen a dose OF six
months in the Work-house and fined $50
and costs this morning, on conviction of
brutally beating an old German man
by the name OF Micnael Lorenz.
JUDGE MURDOCH warned the Bar,
yesterday, not to commence suits before
him which are likely to be Of q protracted
character, as he would not have time
for their examination before the eXpira-
tlon OF his term on the bench, and would
have to pass them over to his successor.
The semi-annual exam nation in
music at the Intermediate Schools is as
follows: The Third, on Tuesday (to-
day; Fourth, on Wednesday; Second, OIL
Thursday. On Monday, the Z9tb, the
First Intermediate is examined. These
examinations are public, aud continue
throughout the day.
AT the annual election of Overseers OF
the Poor, which took place yesterday
afternoon, the old officers were reelected
with the exception OF Mr.. Dilhof, who is
twentieth Ward. Thos. B. Leonard was
elected Clerk, to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation oil r. Nj. Courtney,
who accepts The clerkship oil Room No. /,
Superior Court, under County Clerk
elect l.. G. Bernard.
A LOCAL item in last Saturdays STAR,
entitled "a Case OF Mother-in-laW," was
written up from statement publicly
sworn to by the complaining vile OF Mr..
W. p. Baker, ana winch passed uncon-
tradicted. However, it is but justice TO
the motheT-in-laW to state thus publicly
that she did not touch The wife of her
son during the difficulty referred to, but
was herself most shamelully abused and
assaulted by her daughter-ln-law.
THOSE four men who were arrested on
suspicion OF being implicated in the bu:-
glary OF q. Ii. StraudePs cigar shop,
were dismissed this morning. 1t was
the thinnest case on record. There
was no burglary proved. The only
evidence Officer Sussman had, and
it does not deserve the name Of eyi-
dence, was that man named German
told him that he heard some whispering
in an alley that night, but who the
whisperers were the vigIlant German
did not say. By the way, "Who the
devil is GOrmanW Sussman must do
better than this If he wants to sustain
his reputation.
THE count of the annual election OF
the Grand Lodge of knights Of Pythias
of Ohio took place last evening, III this
city. The following were elected ID:
Grand Chancellor, Leroy s. DUNCAN, OF
London; Grand Vice Chancellor, Nj. e.
Kuhn, OF Cincinnati; Grand Prelate,
Hale Powers, OF Cincinnati; Grand
master of the Exchequer, G. NJ. Smart,
of Dayton; Grand Keeper of Records
and Seal, Joseph Rowdall, Of Columbus;
Grand Master at Arms, 4. I. Hanes, OF
Cincinnati; Grand Inner Guard, 9. ID.
Iddings, of Dayton; Grand Outer
Guard, e. P. Tyler, oil Russellvllle; Su-
preme Representative, L. Firestone, OF
Wooster.