The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-09
LOCAL BREVITlES.

N NUMBkh VI ldTO Dauks are ''Du5t-
Ing"
WATER carts are to be used in Avon
dale.
FARMERS are apprehensive of their
wheat.
UNITE STATES Court adjourned until
Tue e,dAy.
BISHOP JAGGAR at Christ Church to-
morrow.
The fast horses will make the races
in canal boats.
NOTHING mean about Old Probs. He
sprinElen ali the streets.
TEMPERANCE Reform Club meeting at
200 Vihe street this evening.
CONCERT at Burnet Woods, provided
1t does not rain, this afternoon.
JoHANA Nc lARTHY, OF 81 Sycamore
street, died OF cardiac apoplexy.
REV. P. B. MORGAN, at ST. Johns
Episcopal Church It morrow morning.
OLD PRoBS. has joined the Murphy
movement. Nothing but water in
hls'n.
THE fees of the City Sealer were not
regulated by the Aldermanic Board last
evening.
THE public lamps are to be ex-
tingushed according to the Philadelphia
time table.
MAIN STREET, in the Twenty-fourth
Ward, is hereafter TO be known as West
wood avenue.
A OUT in passenger rates to New York
over The Panhandle and A. g. G. W.
Roads is threatened.
FRED PoHLMEYER, OF No. 15 Wood
ward street, took Il tumble down stairs
and broke his right arm.
FRANK Voss, saloonist at Court and
Linn streets, Is now in the City HospI-
tai with case OF "Snakes."
JOHN BOWLING, of No. 43 Kossuth
street, Tell from scatfuld While working
at No. 5l5 Court street, and hurt his
hips ana spine yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. JOHN JAMES PIATT has, by inyi-
tation, co nposed an ode in honor of the
opening Of The new Music Hall in May,
1878 1t will be set to music by MIR. Otto
Singer.
On recommendation Of the City Sole j.
tor, the Aldermanic Board has repealed
the resolution OF November 3, 1871, to
carry j. W. Mitchell on the city pay
rolls, on account OF alleged injuries sus-
tanned while working for the city In pull
ing down the old Fifth-street Market
house.
FROM Grelfswald, in Pommeranla,
Prussia, comes an inquiry to the Police
Commissioners for one Baron Won Arms
dort, who was last heard from in this
city. Whoever KNOWS any thing about
the gentleman is requested to leave ln-
formation with Commissioner Jacobs.
The Baron left Hanover in 1866.
JESSE l.. WAITMAN, of the Custom
house, is man oi remarkable backbone.
That is, he has been presented with one
which did duty in II shark. A friend at
Mobile sent it TO him, and as Jesse feels
like the fellow VINO drew The elephant,
and as he never hankered very much
after sharks backbone as areSu.ar diet,
he proposes to give it TO the Natural
History Society.
THE Board of Aldermen refused to
suspend the rules yesterday to pass the
Cincinnati Il Portsmouth Narrow-gauge
Railway ordinance, which simply allows
that line to occupy the street with single
track from It's eastern terminus (east
line Of Carter stree!) to point ub u
one hundred feet west OF McCullougt
street to the intersection OF the Little
Miami Railroad.
THE festival Of the ''Sacred Heart Of
Jesus" was observed yesterday at 81
XaVier's Catholic Church, on Sycamore
street. Rev. Father Walsh celebrated
High Mass at O'Clock, at which tn,
scholars OF the parochial schools and the
students Of the college attended. In tn
evening, services were held whicl
closed the Noyena, which had been il
progress for nine days past.
ARTICLES of Incorporation signed b
john X Green, N. W. Bishop, Rober
Long, A. q. Richards, J. N. Jones, Chas
A. Partridge, John Ferris, r. Porrai
John Cortelyou and others, all of Ham
ilton County, have been forwarded /
the Secretary Of State, for The Cincin
natl, Montgomery g. West Lovelau
Narrow. -.auge = r. ilway. The line Sc
lected is from 'Love!and through Mont
gomery, Pleasant Ridge, Bond Hill, an
thence 10 Cincinnati.
In the Board of Aldermen last evenir,
tue following ordinances were passed ur
der suspension or the rules: 10 in
prove Wade street, from Mclean ave
nue. 10 Horne street: Kenner stree
from Denman street to Dalton avenue
Second alley, from Vine to Hame
street; Cook street, from Addison t
Straight street; Blue Rock street, fror
Spring Grove avenue to Harrison Pike
DenMan Street, from Bank streetto en-
81 bowlder pavement; Dalton avenue
from Gest to Hopkins street; Symm
street, from Mcmillan to Scott street.
The graduates, old and new, of Kei
yon college. met at the Burnet Hous
last evening and formed an associatio
to promote an increased Interest in th
cause of collegiate education in Gan
bier, o. The following men OF nations
reputation are graduates oil this college
lion. Winter Davis, of Maryland; Hol
Edwin Nj. Stanton, the War Secretary
Hon. David Davis, late Of the Unite
States supreme Court, now OF II
United States Senate; Hon. SLanle
Matthews, United States Senator
Ohio, and also President Hayes. II
Society adjourned to meet in the Boa
of Trade hall on the 23d inst
II 1t be true that hardship is go'