The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-07

of Hibernians of this city have elected the
following officers: President III. M.
Healy; Vice President, ]. Shannon; Secre-
tary, Joseph Holland; Recording Secretary,
M. Clare; Treasurer, M. Ryan. The Soci-
ETY. has under consideration the insurance
policy, by which t widows and heirs OF
each member who dies will receive $4,000.
The social event of the present week will
be the marriage of Mr.. Harry Buchanan
and Miss Josie Artsman, which takes
place Wednesday evening at o'clock at
the residence of the brides parents, 8O
Front street. Rev. Mr.. Pettis, rector OF st.
Paurs Episcopal Church, officiating. The
wedding will be Of private character, on
ly The most intimate friends of the families
will be present.
The vast majority of the residents on
Washington avenue, appear anxious tnat
no obstacle be put in the way OF Capt, Will
liamson's proposed street car line ON the
avenue. They say it Is not for them to
dictate or fix the rate of fare; let the City
Council settle that when called on to'grant
the right of way. The residents on the
avenue are now compelled to walk to York
street to get car, and pay the same fare as
| il the cars passed their door.
Anniversary CELEBRATIoN.-St Boni.
faces Orphan Society celebrated its ami
versary by appropriate ceremonies yester'
day. Forty-fve children, headed by o
band, marched from Corpus Christi Church
to st. Stephens where Vespers was cele
brated by Rev. Father Them, assisted by
Rev. Father Hundt of Alexandria. acted
as master of ceremonies, and Rev. Father
Roberts preached the sermon. At the con
clusion Of the services the children march
ed to the residence OF Adam Hais, Esq
where they were regaled.
BALL AND BAT.-The coming contest be
tween the picked mines from the Scientific
Association and the Chess Club is creating
quite stir in baseball circles here. MIR
Sam. Bigstaff has been chosen referee. Th'
boys on both sides are in dead earnest ant
have gone into training in earnest. Loui
Mossett may be seen any evening with .
ball and bat practicing with the little folks
and it is astonishing the alacrity witt
which Hugh Pryor and Joe Feath toss tn
ball across the street to each other, whil
Billy Smith is an earnest observer.
EDucArIoNAL-The following apportion
ment of studies have been made by tn
Board OF Examiners:
DR.. Misunderstanding, anatomy, chem
istry and natural philosophy.
J. ]. Hetsch-B0tany, zoology, book
keeping, theory and practice of teaching.
J. G. Wright-Speiling and definitions
ancient history and Constitution OF tn
United States geography.
], F. Kinney-Practical arithmetic, per
t manship and English grammar.
8 Colonel Abert-Mental arithmetic Ell
glish literature, natural history and Latir
, Colonel Merrill-Algebra, geometry an
: composition.
Y JAS G. Wright has been chosen Presider
of the Board, and R. T. Thornton, Seer
, tary. The examinations take place on tt
|. 18th, 18th and 10th.
a Saml. Wolf a youth Of fifteen, vi
!, nabbed yesterday by Special Policema
i Parry, after a desperate chase throug
n streets and alleys in the lower part of IL
9 city, on charge Of cruelty illtreating b
+ invalid mother, Mrs. Wolf. tt
mother of Samuel is living Q
8 Byzantine street, near Columbi
i. in the most destitute circumstances, and
!. times on the verge of starvation. H
!. husband, who formerly kept drug sto
/ on Isabella street, deserted her some tin
!. since, leaving her in the most abject po
j erty. The young scamp, whose hor
ought to be in the penitentiary, anus
himself yesterday by climbing on the re
81 throwing down bowlders through t
e. chimney and afterwards breaking off
Is shutter and throwing through the windo
:. He was arraigned before Squire Buchan,
y this morning and sent to the Stone pile +
Y thirty days.