The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-30
LOCAL BIsEVITIES.

THE Murphy army IN Ohio NUN pers
hfty three thousand.
The pay Of tue employees of the Day.
ton Short-ltne Will, on tomorrow, he re.
duced 10 per cent.
THE screen for the grand organ of the
Cincinnati Music Hall will be carved by
ladies of this and other cities.
THE Eighth stree, cars are running on
Fourth. A fare OF cents to Prices In.
cline Plane from any point ON Fourth
street.
ANDY KIETER, little boy while bath
Ing III the canal back OF Proctor Il Gam
ble's factory last evening, was drowned.
His body was recovered.
The Cuvier Club has made arrange
menls to stock the Great and Little
Miami Rivers next fall with from two to
three thouslnd black bass.
THERE have been six thousand and
sixty-one shares Withdrawn by the orig
1nal subscribers to the Common Carrier
Company OF the Southern Road.
THE members of the Alumna Asso-
citation OF the Wesleyan College are
Dusily engaged arranging for the an =
nual increase to their A Aiumna Profess.
orship. 1t is proposed to raisu$l0,0OO.
SPENCER STRONG, son of Joel Strong.
OF College Hill, has successfully passed
an examination Tor admission to West
Point, out OF class of one hundred and
fifteen, of whom tifty-tour were ac-
cepted.
The verdict in the case Of Horny
Schulz, who mysteriously died OH May
IL, was death from arsenic poison, but
whether taken by himself or admins
IA ;lr
able TO ascertain"
THE body found at the foot OF Evans
street, as mentioned IN yesterdays
STAR, has been identified as that of the
boy David Flanagan, who was drowned
last Wednesday, and whose widowed
mother resides at No. 205 West Front
street.
OFFICERS TlGHE and Carroll have fin
ished taklug a census OF the prostitutes
abiding IN the region patrolled by them,
" Mhich is bounded by Broadway, Lock.
Sixth and Eighth streets. The list num-
bers fifty-two dwelling places and hum
dred and four persons, Of all ages and
polofs.
The STAR was in error in saying that
the Pioneer Association would likely
celebrate the Fourth at Lincol In Park.
They will meet as usual in the Council
L. NJ,
Jordan; music by Tosso; readings by
Sherwood, and other exercises. All are
Invited.
THE fourth annual picnic ofthe "Class
pf'74' of Hughes High School took place
yesterday in the grove adjoining the
residence OF MIR. j. Rychen, Wyoming
a good number OF the CLASP and their
friends were on hand, althoug gh the alb
sence of some who were present on for
mer happy occasions was noticeable.
THE inquest on the body of Henry
Schultz, OF Prices Hill, whose death 90.
Cured under suspicious circumstances
on the l1th OF last month, was concluded
yesterday, the verdict being death
from arsenic poison, whether taken by
himself or administered by the hand OF
some other person, the jury are unable
to ascertain"
BEN. PERRY, one of the men ac-
cused oil being in completely with the
Blackburn burglar gang, made desper-
ate attempt at seli-desLructiou in the
County jail last night, by severing the
arteries Of his arm with piece Of bone
sharpened with part Of glass bottle.
Jail Physician Watson saved his life.
THE Washington Brotherhood, a be-
nevolent association, have filed articles
OF Incorporation in the Recorders office.
The officers of the society are: Henry
Hartman, President; Fred. Gramann,
Vice President; Chas. Appel, Flnancier;
herman Tiepen, Secretary; VIM, Ober-
h Imam, Treasurer.
GUS. GLIDDEN'S bay mare Nellie Davis
and Tom Brown, a chestnut gelding en-
tered by John 4. Biggs, troIted at the
Fair Grounds yesterday three best IN
five, the track being two.thirds OF a mile
in length. Tom Brown won the race in
three straight heats. the time being
respectively 1:49. 1891 and 1:43A, the
mare badly distanced In the last neat.
The second heat was at the rate Of 2:29L
to the mile.
In the Clerks Office of the United
States District Court yesterday after.
ION, Otto TaXis, bankrupt, filed a
schedule of his liabilities and assets.
The former foot up $3l, ,420 SO. His as
sets consist OF a SIS, 900 leasehold in the
First Ward known as "The Pines" from
Nicholas l. ngworth and Larz Ander-
son, executors, and his personal prop.
erty, valued al 81 900, assigned to Ferdi-
uand Hotfneister May "a, 1877. Ameet.
ing OF Gre ditors will be hel! at the Office
Of Flamen Ball, Register in Bankruptcy,
on july 8.