The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-30

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Michael Crosgrove, charged with grand
larceny, was held over by Mayor Athey
this morning In the snm OF $500 to appear
at the next term of the Criminal Court. .
The furniture in the Council Chamber
Is very refined.
In the County Court yesterday Susan
B. Foster relinquished her right TO ad-
minister ON the estate Of the late James
Foster, Jr., and thereupon John L. Lewis
was appointed administrator, with the
will annexed.
No quorum appearing at the proposed
cratic Executive Committee, an adjourn
ment was hal until Saturday, February
9th.
Mr.. Huxley reports having turned of
water IRON about 200 houses on account
Of non-payment. Those parties will be
obliged to pay a penalty of 81 each on ap-
plicatiOn Tor water. This charge is made
for turning off and on, according. to the
rules of the Works.
Mir. Lewis yesterday qualified as ad-
ministrator OF the estate OF Jos. Meyer,
Jr.. giving bond with the surety.
A drunken man was run over by q
wagon on or near the big bridge ycster-
day afternoon.
road income bond suits were filed in the
Circuit Court yesterday. They are ac-
tions ON the bonds of February l, 1885,
and with interest up to February 1, 1876
aggregate, ", 7S5.
Elder James Challen, who organized
the first Christian Church in this city,
nearly half century ago, will preach
tomorrow morning at II O'clock, and in
the evening at 7N O'Clock, at Temper
ance Hall, corner OF Sixth and Madison
streets; also, that at the morning service
new Christian Church will be orga-
nized. This means q movement on the
part of the seceders.
The Culberts0n will case was cOntin-
ued yesterday, the jury not agreeing.
Lewis Collins, son of II. Ii. Collins,
Esq, was yesterday appointed an EXAM
iner to take dispositions, his office TO be
NJ. Z. Notch and Chris Beam were ap-
pointed Jury Commissioners.
j. e. Carlisle yesterday made an able
argument in the railroad case.
Rev. Mr. Summers, Of Tennessee, will
preach tomorrow at the Presbyterian
church on Ninth street, the pulpit of
which was lately occupied by Rev. +. p.
Mutually,
Mr. Richard Grogan, of Louisville, will
deliver an address OH "National PrOhib-
tion OF the Liquor Traffic." on tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock, in Odd-fellows'
Hall.
The Main street ferry is running.
NEWPORT.
We have heard complaints at various
times from ladies regarding the bum
mers around the Post.Office, and the boys
who congregate along the streets play
Ing shinney. In this way almost block
ing the street and endangering the lives
Of little children.
All quiet in the City Court.
1t has not yet been revealed what great
work was done at the Thursday nights
Council meeting.
The Water-works Commissioners pass
ed bills last night amounting to $287.
There are 448 recruits at the Barracks.
Chesssclub at Col. Hawkins tonight.
A reward of $50 is offered for the cap
ture Of John Morrison, private soldier,
who deserted Thursday night.
Tine Court Of Appeals has, on motion
of appellant, we believe, dismissed the
appeal in the CASE of Willison against
Won Gundy, from Campoell. The same
tribunal has affirmed the case of Tieman
against Corey, also from Campbell. In
the case OF Williamson against Harmes
appellee has entered a motion to affirm
as delay case. In the case Of the Com
monwealth against Miles, convicted of
obtaining money by false pretenses, an
appeal has been allowed.
The lady friends of the Musical Ten
have presented that organization with
beautiful banner, which it will display
at its coming hall on the 8th OF next
month. The banner is green, handsome
ly bordered. with the words "TLe Musi-
cal Ten" upon it in gold letters, and is
decorated with ten gold stars.
Colonel Il. l.. Jones has published
for Governor, and never has been upon
his own motion.
Ten recruits passed their second ex-
yesterday at the barracks,
and were accepted.
MIR. Getz, a German, who has been en-
gagged III cutting ice, had his 1eet FROST
bitten, and suffered the amputation of
three of his toes yesterday.
Policeman Hays and Speechman dis
covered fire in thin basement of the
planning mill OF Joseph Weingarten, on
Saratoga street, yesterday, but succeed
ed in extinguishing Nl5etore much dam
age was done.
Messrs. T. w. Gideon, NJ. R. Harris
ana UeOJSe IdSaH nave Ueeu appointed
Commissioners to report to the Chancery
Court the value of the real and personal
estate of Mary A. Pierce and the annual
profits thereof, and to ascertain whether
the interest of Mary A. Pierce renders
it necessary for sale of the estate to be
effected.
Marriage Licenses.
Tho followiuor marriaon IIconsna warn