The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-26
LOCAL BkEVITIES.

JONES has struck out indeed-for
Chicago.
BIG time at the Zoo Garden on the
Fourth
UNITED STATES COURTS adjourn Sat
urday until tne-lst OF October.
THE Sixteenth Ward vacancy in the
School Board was not filed last night.
THE Normal School Committee has
agreed with The Trustees OF the Eighth
District not to consolidate.
THE Assistant United States Treas
urer begins the payment OF interest due
July l, without rebate, to-day.
"INJUN MEAL" by the Fat Contribu-
tor-A. Miner Griswold, of the Satur-
day Night-at Camp Dennison Friday
evening.
WHITE WHALE MARCH, composed by
Charles A. Noel and published by +.
W, Helmick, so West Fourth street,
Cincinnati, 0.
Mr.. VIM HOWE, OF MaysviIle, VIII o has
been missing Tor several weeks, was
found in the Indian Territory. He
reached home yesterday.
CHAs. HERMENT, the German gardener
living on Ross Run, near Ludlow Grove,
who was accidentally shot at The Schuet-
zen Park at Carthage OH Sunday, is not
expected TO recover.
THE United States Treasury in this
oity took in over 5000 in gold yester-
day, on account Of sales OF the new 4 per
cent. bonds. Many small subscribers
are taking the loan.
THE German Protestant Church in
Camp Washington, TwenLy-lourIh
Ward, was burglarized Saturday night
and The contents OF the contribution
boxes, amounting to about $50, were car
ried oil.
A PARTY of eXcursionists from Illinois
and Missouri are expected in this city
about july 10. The Board or Trade has
appointed a Committee on Entertain
ment to look after the interest and com.
fort Of the guests.
AN excursion for the benefit OF the
poor boys who attend the Parochial
School on Sycamore street, near Fifth,
and Tor working boys, newsboys and
shoe-boys, will take place at Oakley
Grove, on the NJ. 81 Q. r. r. tomorrow.
THE Marine Railway & Dry Dock
Company has left its certificate for
record in the Recorders office. Capi, al
stock $1,000 divided into shares OF
$lG0 each. Hercules Carrel, Joseph Z.
hOSeIb anu NIuCoAG Snluhle axe IAe lll-
Corporators.
THE funeral of the late Charles Dc
HarlOrd Carr, who was killed by his
horse, as detailed in the STAR Of yester.
day, took place this morning at II
O'Clock from the residence OF his father.
in-law, Mr.. James A. Daniels, corner OF
Young and RInggold streets, Nit. Au-
bum.
THE following officers of Jerusalem
Lodge, No. 6, l. .. Il. b., were elected
last evening: President, julius Solo,
mon; Vice President, Alex! Il. Hart ;
Secretary, Henry Hart; Treasurer,
Isaac Levy; Monitor, E. Newman; AS
sistant Monitor, W. }. Lieberman;
Warden, Isaac Schradzki; Guardian,
Jacob LtVison.
MR.. WILLIAM HERRICH, of the COM
mission firm OF Y. W. May, Firnhaber
& Co., Paris, was in the city yesterday
with view to organizing some plan by
which exhibitors may be encouraged to
send EXHIBITS to the French Exposition
next year. A bureau OF Information
will probably be established.
RoyERTUs DE PARRO. who claims tC
be a tuil blooded Indian, but who rather
seems tu be a Spaniard, and who say
that be is on his way to his home atte
having taken a drove OF cattle to New
Jersey, was sent out to the Work-hous
this morning tor ninety days. He wa
arrested together with seven otne
yagrants while hanging around Sedams
vile. The arrest of this croWd or Vag
was made by officer James Sargent.
THE Murphy movement in Eastern
Oh o was becoming sol the things tha
were" until within a short time ago
Captain John A. Boggs, Of wheeling
and Jas. Kelly, Esq, of Steubenville
have taken hold Of the work with
will, and are creating great furo
wherever they go. We notice from al
parts OF the country whore they haV
spoken the most glowing accounts
They have no superiors in the goo
work, not even Murphy himself. Cap
tain Boggs is known as the John L
dough OF the Ohio Valley, and Kelly IA
Me great learned mechanic orator.
THE Committee on Elections of th
School Board reported last night that
the contested erection case OF DIR. j.
Marvin against II. j. Morgan, Sever
teenth Ward, Mr.. Morgan, the sittin
member, was entitled to the seat. l
the contest in the E ghteenth War;
Alex, Neave against Y. W. Merrill, I'll
latter was entitled to the seat. In tt
Fifth Ward contest, A. f. Muellt
against Peter Lauer, Jr., MIR. Muelle
was entitled TO the seat. The report
the Committee in each case was unan
mously adopted, and MI. Mueller WI
sworn in by the President. Mr.. Muell'
is an excellent man for the place, ar
his ward il to be congratulated on h
success.
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