The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-03
LOCAL BREVITIES.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. closed to
morrow.
THE four per cent. loan is in lively
demand.
GOVERNOR MOVES, Minister to France
will follow the example of Gen. Grant
and go TO Europe by the American Line
The commence ment exercises of the
Gaines High School, last night, at Allen
Temple, were success in every re-
spect.
A WORKMAN named Shaw fell from the
Southern Railroad Bridge about halt
pact 8 o'clock last evening, and was
drowned.
several places in the city now spreads
his mammoth wings at the head Of the
Elm-street Inclined Plane, and illumin
Rtes that locality.
The propriety of re-establishing the
silver dollar oil the weight and fneness
existing at the passage OF the Coinage
ACT April 3, 1873, will be discussed on
7ChaDge next thursday.
CHRISTIAN Z. BRENER, married man,
Of T61 Vine street, was bound over to the
Common Pleas Court last evening by
esquire EVIL, on charge Of bastardy
preferred by widow named Frances
Wuest.
JANTToR w. d. LONG, of the United
States Court Rooms, made unsuccess-
ful attempt ut suicide yesterday even.
ing by jumping from boat into the
river at the loot OF Wood street, He
was rescued by some men in the local.
ity.
The Trustees of the Cincinnati Col.
lege nave offered to the Young Mems
Mercantile Library Association, to
settle their differences, that now involve
them in a suit, by paying them $500
Tor the surrender OF their perpetual
lease
The grand excursion and picnic of ST..
Pete,'s and ST. JosepRs Orphan Asy-
lum at Runnymede Park (South Cum,
minsyille) tomorrow Should not be for
gotten. A good time is assured all who
determine to spend our national holiday
in this way.
ANTHONY DELP appeared before
Judge johnston mis- morning, and, en-
tering plea OF guilty ON The charge OF
stealing thirty-four dollars worth OF
meat, was sentenced to the w Work-house
70. tllrly Gays and to pay the costs OF
prosecution.
The Council Committee ON Light yes.
terday afternoon adopted Il suggeS tion
made by General Hickenlooper, TO the
effect that the public lamps are to be
lighted half an hour later IN the night
and put out half an hour earlier III the
morning than at present.
j. GRUNDHoEFFER, livery stable
keeper wno lives ON Elm street, near
Liberty, where he received fall from IA
third-story window, the particulars OF
which appeared in yesterdays STAR,
died about O'clock this morning IRON
the effects OF his injuries.
r. II. STEPHENSON, Collector of Gus
toms; Charles A. SanLmeyer, Appraiser
Of Merchandise, and George W. Guysi,
United States Gauger. have sent in their
designations as members of the Hamll-
ton County Republican Executive CON-
mittee, in obedience TO The order oi
President Hayes.
The Superior Court yesterday al.
lowed the following compensatlons to
the Trustees of the Southern Railway
Bishop, ,$6, 900 66; to II. A. Fergason,$ ,$13,-
O69 66; TO AIphonso TAFT, 81, ,0O0 10 Jonn
Scnitf, $1,5l4 28; to 2. lie de elDach, 81
423 III; TO W. W. Scarborough, 81, $40 26;
to Henry Mack, ~, 949 10.
ten-year-old son OF Simon .Goldstein, a
tailor living at No. l24 Central avenue,
mention~of whose drowning from Mil.
lel's trestle-Works in Mlllcreek was
made in yesterdays STAR, was recOv.
cred yesterday evening at the foot oil
Mill street. An inquest was helu this
morning, and verdict OF accidental
drowning was rendered.
A COMMITTEE from St. Mary.
Catholic Churoh Of Evansville, Indiana
was In the city yesterday pertectinp
arrangements for monster excursion
from Evansville to Cincinnati OH July
IA. The excursion will start from Evans
Vile, Indiana, and be reinforced at al
points along the Ohio & Mississippi anC
the Evansville & Crawfordsyille Rail
roads. 1t will arrive in Cincinnati
July IA, remaining here over Sunday
and return on July 16.
WALLACE RosENCRANZ, a young resi-
dent Of Cleves, was bound over 10 the
Court OF Common Pleas yesterday after
noon by Squire John W. Reiley, of this
city, on The charge Of bas stardy, pre-
ferred by Miss Mary Il. Miller, OF CleVes
formerly of Manchester, o. The chilC
was born on the 28th OF October, 1875
The defendant has been caring for the
CnlIu uutll ISCeutiy, NuoH ue Bok mar
ried a few weeks ago, and he put the
child out OF his house, leaving it to tn,
care Of neighbor. Rosencranz is
telegraph operator, stationed at Lafay
ette.
The committee on the celebration o
the Fourth OF July, at Lincoln Park
met at the music stand last night. L
was decided to invite, at the afternoon
exercises, the survivors of the war o
1912, and OF the Mexican war. The Com
mi,tee Oh Finance, who alone are author
lied to solicit subscriptions, are as fol
lows: Simon Woltstein, Chairman; Ii
Stevens, Owen Owens, j. u. Riley, Amor
Smith, Jr., John r. Bender, IL. R SAINT
meyer, A. W. Anderson, Tnos. j
Stephens, W. T. Bishop, Kenner Gar.
rard, John +. Sage, n. G. Boyce, George
F. Setter, NJ. Bauer, l.. W. Sadler, Jacot
Adler, A. Fuerst, b. Patton, Geo. Har
ris and j. Fretz.
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Harmless Pyr0technics.
In the matter OF tirework on the Fourtl